The Mull Crew offers an elegant blend of comfort and style, spun from luxuriously soft yak wool. With a slim fit and classic crew neck design, this mid-weight sweater transitions effortlessly from casual to chic. Pair it with wide-leg trousers for a relaxed daytime look or style it with tailored trousers and a leather bag for a polished office ensemble. Designed in London and made in Romania, it captures the beauty of the Highlands while ensuring warmth and sophistication.
From the brand: Mull Crew: Yak Wool, Navy. A slim-fit knit that nods to the Highlands’ wild beauty in name and nature. Spun from exceptionally soft yak wool, its texture sits somewhere between cashmere and felted merino. Wear it snuggled over wide-leg trousers and a low bun for every day. Style it up with a navy tailored trouser and a leather bag for work.
Designed in London, made in Romania.
Product Details
A classic slim fit crew neck knit
The classic shape of WNU knitwear
Set in sleeve
Tonal WNU embroidery on the front left panel
Ribbed detail design at cuff and hem
Soft, elegant and warm mid weight knit
Material
100% Yak Wool, Knitted in Romania
Fit Advice
Take your normal size, designed to be a close to body fit
The model in image 1 is 175cm (5'9") and wears a UK S
The model in image 2 is 175cm (5'9") and wears a UK S
Body length from high shoulder point for size M is 61cm
Product Care
To care for your Yak wool pieces, we recommend airing where possible and reducing the washing as much a possible. When needed, hand wash in cold water.
After washing, reshape it whilst damp to maintain the original fit then lay flat to dry ensuring to flip periodically so it dries evenly.
To avoid stretching or misshaping, always store your knitwear folded and never on a hanger.
If possible, avoid direct sunlight, and never tumble dry.
Ironing is optional due to the relaxed nature of the product. If you do wish to, you can iron on a low heat, and finish by steaming. Our jumpers should be ironed inside out.
Please avoid using harsh chemicals such as stain removers as this can alter and ruin the natural yarn colour.
