Materials: 100% Lambswool
Dimensions: 11.8" x 55"/ 30cm x 140 cm
Care Instructions: Wash in cold water and dry flat or dry clean
The Anne of Green Gables Museum refers to the Green Gables farmhouse, a historical site located in in Cavendish, Prince Edward Island, Canada. This farm house and its surroundings inspired Lucy Maud Montgomery when she wrote Anne of Green Gables.
It has been preserved and restored to resemble the the beloved farm house described in the Anne Green Gables Book Series. Tartan/Plaid is a patterned fabric characterized by intersecting horizontal and vertical bands of multiple colours called thread counts (width of lines). The colour scheme of the Green Gables has been reflected in this tartan, designed to commemorate this historic property.
The Manufacturer:
Patrick King's lambswool products are made from 100% lambswool.
This is considered the highest quality of sheep’s wool on the market. Lambswool is taken from a sheep at its first shearing (usually when the sheep is about seven months old).
Patrick King uses the finest Lambswool in the production in its weaving. Incredibly soft, smooth, resilient, elastic and has superior spinning properties. Because of its silkiness, softness and warmth, Lambswool can be worn comfortably against the skin. It’s also the most hypoallergenic of all wools. Recommend hand wash in cold water and dry flat or dry clean.