Wyld Fingerless Mittens
50% Pihepe*, 25% Merino, 25% Possum
Made in New Zealand, organically grown and scoured. These fingerless mittens are designed to hug you and keep your hands cosy while your fingertips can keep busy. A versatile alternative to gloves. They feature a subtle cable knit pattern.
Two different sizes cover most hand shapes and sizes. Memorable stretch allows them to stretch to the wearer and return to its shape.
This soft-to-the-touch wool has bulk and bounce with a gentle, light and airy feel.
Care instructions: Cool gentle hand wash with wool detergent. Wring dry in a towel. Tumble dry on hot setting to bring back to shape if required.
These Fingerless Mittens come packaged in an Eco-friendly Wyld bamboo gift bag. Perfect to store for travel or when not in use.
*Pihepe - NATURALLY NURTURED
Pitt Island Wild Sheep, named Pihepe, originate from Saxony Merinos. They were sent to Pitt Island in the Chatham Islands off the East coast of New Zealand in 1841 by Baron von Alsdorf. In 1843, Frederick Hunt was the first person to farm them on Pitt Island.
They have now been thriving in this challenging environment, untouched by man since then. Lying 12 miles SE of Chatham Islands, Pitt Island is as far away from crowded cities as you can get. It is the most Southern and Eastern inhabited island in the world.
