Men's Yellow Extrafine Merino The V Mustard Extra Small Mg Rivers

Men’s knitwear that is as relaxing as it is refined. British brand MG Rivers takes you seamlessly from city life to country pub. The traditional British cricket jumper is reinvented in jewel & neutral hues for a new generation in warm yet lightweight, worsted spun Extra-fine merino & silk. Exciting but soulful, this quality Italian Cashwool® & Silk collection is sharp but authentic. Using only ethically sourced, organic materials, it aims to inject new energy into the men’s market. Mustard is sharp, piquant and tangy, it adds a shot of heat to anything it touches. Tremendously adaptable: a pinch lends both depth and deliciousness and we think that’s why it is having its "now" moment. It gives an edgy, devil-may-care look, slightly rock, yet not too outrageous. Merino and silk are natural fibres. We recommend doing a cool hand wash or specialist dry clean. Summary Hand wash in cool water using non biological, bleach free detergent, squeeze gently and do not soak for too long Turn the garment inside out to protect the outer surface Dry flat, in natural air away from heat Re-shape and iron whilst still damp. Lightly iron on a cool setting to keep the yarn super soft. Or specialist dry cleaning Hand washing your jumper Washing by hand is highly recommended for your Merino and Silk blend jumper. Turn your garments inside-out, hand wash using cool water. Avoid soaking for too long, a few minutes to help loosen the dirt before gently squeezing and rinsing, first with cool water. Drying your jumper Pre-dry your jumper by gently rolling it in a towel – never wring. Reshape the garment while damp, especially the V and dry flat not on direct heat. Ironing your jumper Occasionally it may be good to iron your jumper to keep the fibres in good condition. Bizarrely low heat ironing makes the jumper super soft by helping the fibres smooth down and go back to the soft state they were when you first bought the jumper! Iron lightly when the jumper is still damp, with a finishing cloth in between and hold the iron on a low setting possible & ideally without steam so you do not ruin the fibres. If dry ironing, use a slightly damp cloth in between to avoid glazing. Obviously, avoid the rib and cuffs. Dry cleaning Please select a specialist dry-cleaners