Usk Merino Crew Tobacco
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The Usk Merino Crew in Tobacco brown is Pittari’s everyday staple. An easy-fitting long sleeve jumper knitted in extra-soft British lambswool.
Pittari is a small, family-run British brand making classic knitwear using Irish and British yarns. Each piece is crafted from first-shear merino lambswool for a naturally smooth handle. Production is rooted in quality, sustainability and care, with certified standards for animal welfare.
- Donut neck
- Ribbed cuff & roll back hem
Pittari is a small, family-run British brand making classic knitwear using Irish and British yarns. Each piece is crafted from first-shear merino lambswool for a naturally smooth handle. Production is rooted in quality, sustainability and care, with certified standards for animal welfare.
- Donut neck
- Ribbed cuff & roll back hem
These jumpers fit true to size, so take your regular size.
James is 6’2” with a 43” chest and 32” waist. He’s wearing a size Large, which is his usual size across multiple brands.
James is 6’2” with a 43” chest and 32” waist. He’s wearing a size Large, which is his usual size across multiple brands.
| S | M | L | XL | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pit to pit (inches) | 19.7 | 20.9 | 22 | 23.2 |
| Sleeve length (inches) | 20.25 | 20.25 | 20.5 | 20.5 |
| Length (inches) | 26.4 | 27.2 | 28 | 28.7 |
Washing
Wool rarely needs washing. It's breathable and resists odour, so airing or freezing is often enough.
If needed, hand wash briefly in cold water using a mild wool detergent. Avoid stretching. Rinse in clean water.
Do not use fabric softener — it can cause pilling.
Drying & Storage
Dry flat in shape. To remove excess water, roll in a towel and squeeze gently. Never wring or twist.
To store, fold rather than hang to prevent shoulder stretch.
Clean before storing long term. Use cedar or lavender to deter moths.
100% British and Irish yarn
Made in India
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