This knitwear is made from wool taken from sheep that live on the Shetland Islands, located north of Scotland.
British wool is grown in the harsh, cold winter environment, so its wool is elastic and durable, but Shetland wool is characterized by being softer and shinier than other British wools, due to the breeding environment in which the sheep are fed seaweed as a side dish.
A wool knit from the Shetland Islands, north of Scotland. British sheep are raised in cold and harsh winter environments, so their wool is elastic and durable. Shetland wool is grown in a breeding environment where seaweed is eaten as a supplementary food, so its softness and luster among British wool characterizes it.