NEW Fog Merino Wool and Recycled PET Fingerless Gloves
For the first time in over five years, we’re introducing a completely new line featuring multiple styles across gloves, hats, and apparel—crafted in a brand-new yarn. To kick off the launch, we’re starting with what we do best—and have done for nearly 15 years—making the perfect gloves, now available in a range of beautiful new colors.
These gloves are next-level soft and incredibly comfortable. While they may not be as rugged as our super-warm (still very warm!) Ragg Wool gloves, they offer an unmatched hand feel—luxuriously smooth and bordering on cashmere-like softness.
Material: 40% 22-micron virgin fiber sourced from Australia and 60% recycled PET that is GSR certified and made 100% from post-consumer plastic bottles. This yarn is dyed in North Carolina.
What’s the difference between upcycled and recycled?
We make a distinction because the amount of energy involved can vary drastically. Upcycling generally uses less, since it takes an existing material and pushes it “up” into another use with minimal processing. For example, our upcycled yarn is made from discarded clothing scraps that can be mechanically processed back into yarn without dyes or chemicals.
Recycling, on the other hand, involves breaking a material down and remanufacturing it into something completely new—like turning plastic bottles into polyester yarn. This process often requires significant energy and can leave a larger carbon footprint.
Both upcycling and recycling play important roles in sustainability, each with their own pros and cons.
Care: Spot wash with dish soap or Woolite.
Origin: Knit in New Jersey. Sewn & finished in Brooklyn, NY.
For the first time in over five years, we’re introducing a completely new line featuring multiple styles across gloves, hats, and apparel—crafted in a brand-new yarn. To kick off the launch, we’re starting with what we do best—and have done for nearly 15 years—making the perfect gloves, now available in a range of beautiful new colors.
These gloves are next-level soft and incredibly comfortable. While they may not be as rugged as our super-warm (still very warm!) Ragg Wool gloves, they offer an unmatched hand feel—luxuriously smooth and bordering on cashmere-like softness.
Material: 40% 22-micron virgin fiber sourced from Australia and 60% recycled PET that is GSR certified and made 100% from post-consumer plastic bottles. This yarn is dyed in North Carolina.
What’s the difference between upcycled and recycled?
We make a distinction because the amount of energy involved can vary drastically. Upcycling generally uses less, since it takes an existing material and pushes it “up” into another use with minimal processing. For example, our upcycled yarn is made from discarded clothing scraps that can be mechanically processed back into yarn without dyes or chemicals.
Recycling, on the other hand, involves breaking a material down and remanufacturing it into something completely new—like turning plastic bottles into polyester yarn. This process often requires significant energy and can leave a larger carbon footprint.
Both upcycling and recycling play important roles in sustainability, each with their own pros and cons.
Care: Spot wash with dish soap or Woolite.
Origin: Knit in New Jersey. Sewn & finished in Brooklyn, NY.
Original: $42.00
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$14.70Description
For the first time in over five years, we’re introducing a completely new line featuring multiple styles across gloves, hats, and apparel—crafted in a brand-new yarn. To kick off the launch, we’re starting with what we do best—and have done for nearly 15 years—making the perfect gloves, now available in a range of beautiful new colors.
These gloves are next-level soft and incredibly comfortable. While they may not be as rugged as our super-warm (still very warm!) Ragg Wool gloves, they offer an unmatched hand feel—luxuriously smooth and bordering on cashmere-like softness.
Material: 40% 22-micron virgin fiber sourced from Australia and 60% recycled PET that is GSR certified and made 100% from post-consumer plastic bottles. This yarn is dyed in North Carolina.
What’s the difference between upcycled and recycled?
We make a distinction because the amount of energy involved can vary drastically. Upcycling generally uses less, since it takes an existing material and pushes it “up” into another use with minimal processing. For example, our upcycled yarn is made from discarded clothing scraps that can be mechanically processed back into yarn without dyes or chemicals.
Recycling, on the other hand, involves breaking a material down and remanufacturing it into something completely new—like turning plastic bottles into polyester yarn. This process often requires significant energy and can leave a larger carbon footprint.
Both upcycling and recycling play important roles in sustainability, each with their own pros and cons.
Care: Spot wash with dish soap or Woolite.
Origin: Knit in New Jersey. Sewn & finished in Brooklyn, NY.
