This warm, patent-knit scarf made of pure, warm wool features a striking pattern of block stripes of varying widths in autumnal colors, each of which is itself striped. The fringe-free scarf is 38 centimeters wide and 1.90 meters long, allowing for many different ways to wear it. The wool used is certified according to the Responsible Wool Standard (RWS).

Behind the walls of McKernan Woollen Mills in Tuamgraney in County Clare, Ireland, Anke and Eugene McKernan have been producing fine woven and knitted scarves from selected natural fibers since 1985 - currently with five employees. They combine the past with the present. They weave on old Hattersley looms, true classics among mechanical looms that have long since been discontinued and are therefore carefully maintained. The same applies to a 50-year-old Stoll knitting machine, to which the McKernans have added their "latest" acquisition, two computer-controlled machines. So far, so technical: what makes their goods so unique, however, is above all the deep understanding of materials, colors and patterns that comes from pure hand weaving - and the enthusiasm with which everyone in the family business is involved.

Staining of light-coloured clothing, furniture and other objects is possible.