Fingerless gloves, 100 % organic merino wool
Colour: black
Sizes: S, M, L
Please note that due to the manufacturing process, there may be visible yarn ends in the finger parts, which will be hidden during use as the edge rolls slightly.
No washing is required before first use
Wool neutralizes odors and often airing is enough to keep wool clothes fresh
Our wool products have not been treated with moth-proofing chemicals, so please protect the wool product from moths and other insects. Store wool products in a tight plastic bag when they are not in regular use.
How to protect woollen clothes from pests
Wash by hand or by using the 30 Celsius degree hand or wool wash program using a biodegradable wool washing detergent
We recommend the Sonett wool and silk washing liquid for washing and Sonett gall soap for stain removal
Smooth into shape when wet
Wool slightly shrinks in the first wash and this has been taken into consideration in the sizing
Wool becomes slightly softer in the first wash which adds to comfort
Our certified and mulesing-free organic merino wool comes from Argentina and Uruguay
Certificate sets standards for good animal care in nutrition, protection and health care etc.
The sheep are grazing free year around excluding the annual shearing procedure and local authorities train and monitor professional shearers
The merino wool used is up to seven time finer than the wool from Finnish sheep and therefore feels pleasant against skin
Wool’s excellent insulation qualities are due to wool’s wavy structure
Pure wool breaths and keeps you warm even when moist
Wool is a fire-resistant material
At the end of its lifecycle 100% wool returns back to nature
The product is made in Finlandy by by our long-term partner
Different tones are created using safe reactive dyes without chrome dyes or heavy metal salts
The products are not finished with repellents harmful to humans or nature
Regardless of the weather Ruskovilla’s merino wool outfits work really well when riding my motorbike. On summers I wear them under my suit and camping but they are also warm enough for winters.
-Nina
