Ribbed Mittens – Sustainably Made with Regenerative Wool (Gray, White, Brown)

Wrap your hands in natural warmth with these ribbed mittens, made from 100% regenerative wool sourced from sustainable farms. Designed for comfort and versatility, the ribbed texture ensures a snug fit while allowing for natural movement. These lightweight yet insulating mittens are perfect for everyday use, whether you're exploring the great outdoors or keeping warm on a chilly day. Available in three earthy tones—charcoal gray, creamy white, and natural brown—each pair exudes timeless style and quality.

The regenerative wool used in these mittens is not only luxuriously soft but also breathable, making them ideal for maintaining warmth without overheating. Thoughtfully crafted to last, these mittens are a staple accessory you'll cherish for years to come.

These ribbed mittens are made from regenerative wool—a material that not only provides superior warmth but also supports sustainable farming practices that prioritize soil health, biodiversity, and animal welfare. Unlike conventional wool, regenerative wool is produced with methods that actively restore ecosystems and reduce environmental impact.

Free from synthetic fibers and harmful chemicals, the natural wool is gentle on sensitive skin and biodegradable at the end of its life cycle. Choosing these mittens supports both a healthier planet and a toxin-free lifestyle.

-Hand wash when they need a full cleaning

-Spot clean in between

-A light steam or some time lying in fresh air can help refresh and sanitize your wool in between washings

Accidental felting can always be a fear when washing wool. The combination of soap, hot water and agitation creates felting so as long as you avoid these three together or too much of any one of these, you should be good!

To hand wash, soak your wool in cool, soapy water making sure the wool is fully wet. Gently squeeze to get the soap into the fibers. Let soak. Gently rinse the soap without wringing the wool. Lay in between 2 towels and gently roll up your wool and apply light pressure - this is a safer way to wring out excess water. Lay flat to dry.