Merino Wool Handwarmers | Mushroom Sheep
Pachamama | Sheep Merino Wool Knitted Handwarmers: Stay cosy and comfortable in the cold weather with these adorable fingerless handwarmers, featuring rows of fluffy white sheep on a mushroom brown coloured thick and cosy knitted wool fabric. Other matching items are also available. These lovely handwarmers were handmade Fair Trade in Nepal from 100% merino wool, a very fine and soft fabric that doesn't have the itch of other wools. To keep them in perfect condition, cool handwash or machine wash at 30° on a low spin. Allow to air dry flat and do not tumble-dry. (One Size) (100% Cruelty Free New Zealand Merino Wool) Who are Pachamama? Started in 1990 by David Child and Cathy Stirland when they began trading goods from the Andean Mountains of South America. The name 'Pachamama' was inspired by the word for "Earth Mother" in Quechua, the ancient language of the Incas. In 1996 they began their fair trading journey, with handmade wool clothing and accessories all made in Nepal. Pachamama are at the forefront of the slow fashion movement. They place an emphasis on slow, sustainable and ethical fashion, with handmade and unique designs that are made of all natural materials. They also work with villages in Nepal, supplementing their incomes from farming and fitting production around work and family commitments. Even with the seasonal nature of their business, they make sure they are able to provide year round orders to ensure a steady and reliable income to these workers.