Nottinghamshire Scarf | Red

Our love for our home city of Nottingham and its rich textile heritage has been the inspiration for our gorgeous Nottinghamshire scarf. 

Designed with a delicate combination of Alpaca Silk Mix and 100% Chunky Wool the Nottinghamshire is available to purchase online in two colourways of red and black. 

These two distinctive yarns are worked together to create a striking contrast of super fine and super thick linear blended scarf.

This unique visual effect also gives beautifully soft results that can only be created using our novel manufacturing process FOYSE.       

The Nottinghamshire is available in two sizes:-

Medium (67" length x 8" width) 

Large (67" length x 16" width)                                            

If you’d prefer a different colour to those listed above we also offer bespoke commissions, just email us at [email protected] & we can create the Nottinghamshire in the colour of your choice.
Content 

100% Wool mix of 77% brushed, Superfine Alpaca and 23% Subtle Shiny Mulberry Silk.

Yarn Group: 14 ply / super bulky / jumbo                                                                                       

Yarn Group: 10 ply / aran / 

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Hand Wash max 30°

Reshape whilst damp

Dry Flat

Do not Tumble Dry

General Yarn Care Tips

Wash wool and wool mix garments using plenty of water, and if possible, separately. Never let the garment soak.

Wash dark colours separately. Dark colours often contain an excess of dye, so it's important to make sure the garment is rinsed until the water is clear, to avoid the excess dye affecting other colours in the garment.

Only use detergents that are made specifically for washing wool and other fine fibres, or a PH-neutral, dye free detergent.

Always shape the garment and lay it flat to dry. Never dry the garment in direct sunlight.

Never put heavy dripping wet clothes to dry. Avoid drying garments on a surface that absorbs moisture, such as terry towels. In both cases, the garment can be discoloured or lose its natural elasticity.

Please note that garments constructed with special "heavy" techniques can grow in use or in the wash due the natural occurrence of spun fibre slightly loosening.