Native World Possum Merino Wool Multi Striped Scarf - comfortable Winter Scarf for Women, Ladies Mens supple Scarf Wrap
Fabric type: 20% possum, 70% merino, 10% silkCare instructions: Warm handwash using an approved wool detergent. Do not bleach or tumble dry. Dry flat in shade. Drycleanable.Origin: ImportedThe Women's Possum Merino Multi Striped Scarf from Native World is essential for every wardrobe. Lightweight, warm and long (150cm), the scarf is the perfect match to the Native World Fingerless Gloves or Ribbed Beanie. The scarf comes in a variety of colours and one size fits all.ARTISAN CRAFTSMANSHIP: Once you’ve tried possum merino you will be converted as nothing else will feel as warm and soft. It is a wonderful blend of possum fur and superfine micron Merino wool. It is luxuriously soft, incredibly lightweight, exceptionally warm and comfortable to wear. It will not wrinkle or pill and it is anti static.SUPERIOR WARMTH & LIGHTWEIGHT: Research has shown that it is 55% warmer than Merino and 35% warmer than cashmere. The superfine New Zealand merino wool provides natural warmth and insulation while still allowing your skin to breathe. Possum fur is an amazing hollow fibre that offers superior warmth and is ultra-lightweight. Silk provides additional strength and smoothness to the knit. Designed and made in New ZealandDIFFERENT COLOURS AVAILABLE: Available in Black, Silver, Blossom or Peony to keep you both contemporary and warm on those chilly days.HOW TO WEAR: You can wear it loose around your neck or doubled over to suit your style.SUSTAINABLE: The Australian Brushtail Possum was introduced to New Zealand (NZ) in the 1850s & is wreaking havoc. As well as competing with native birds for food, possums eat birds’ eggs, chicks & insects. This threatens many of NZs native species including the iconic Kiwi. Controlling the number of possums saw the development of possum fibre as a byproduct. The NZ Dept of Conservation & the World Wildlife Fund support the use of possum fur. Possum merino knitwear helps preserve NZs environment!