Luxurious Wool & Cashmere Trellis Sweater
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Yes, sweaters come into play during fall and winter, but this Luxurious Wool & Cashmere Trellis Sweater is truly a year-round mainstay. The sweater is loosely woven in a 95% wool and 5% cashmere fabric blend to deliver luxurious softness, comfort, and durability all year round.
If you prefer a sweater with raised crew neck style that’s more than a regular crewneck but less than a turtleneck, you’ll love this sweater’s stylish and functional neck that’s excellent for keeping warm during cold seasons.
You’ll appreciate the beautiful Trellis stitching on the front of the sweater and the slightly flared cuffs that add a touch of elegance and sophistication to any outfit. At the back of the sweater, is a plain stitching that offers a great contrast to the front.
Other notable features of this sweater include:
- The cuffs add a unique touch to the sweater giving it a fashionable chic look
- Available in different sizes — you’ll find the size that fits your body shape and size
- The bumble berry color emphasizes the sense of luxury and sophistication in your outfit
- A plain back shift focus to the trellis stitching and cuffed, making them the standout feature on the sweater
Care Guide
While our sweaters are a great choice, because they are warm and durable, proper care should be always taken to protect your garment. We recommend all of our sweaters and wool garments are gently hand washed with a mild wool detergent, reshaped by hand and dried flat. If soaked for too long, the wool may shrink and become hard.
Alternatively, most of our sweaters can also be dry cleaned but always check the care label first. Under no circumstances should you machine wash or tumble dry your sweater or any other wool product. Remember, when you give your sweater great care, it will last you for a long time.
Delivery
We ship orders on a daily basis, Monday to Friday, using An Post Express or FedEx Express. Both are secure, fully tracked door-to-door services, and all shipments are insured. Once your order has been dispatched, you'll receive an email containing your tracking information.
We ship worldwide every day with DPD and FedEx.
Shipping Charges
- €7.50 within Ireland (An Post)
- £8.70 / €9.90 to the UK (Standard Post / Royal Mail)
- From €10 to Europe (FedEx, depending on location)
- From €20 outside Europe — USA, Canada, Australia, depending on location
Note* These rates are subject to change and the most accurate rate will be shown at checkout.
Caring for your Knitwear
Fill a basin with lukewarm water and a small amount of mild detergent
Submerge your sweater in the basin
Gently rub areas to remove any stains
Empty the water from your basin
Gently squeeze any excess water from your sweater
Roll your sweater in a towel to remove excess water
Dry your sweater by lying it flat
A Little Bit About Us
The Sweater Shop is a family-run business that was established in 1986 by Dom Byrne and his sister Breege. Now in its second generation, the company is run by Dom’s son Paul and daughter Laura, alongside their sister-in-laws Kate and Eileen Louise, and cousin Alva, who manages the Galway locations.
The Sweater Shop remains a true family affair, built on a strong sense of heritage and deep-rooted family values. When asked by a journalist from The Irish Times in 1986 what made his shop so special, Dom proudly said: "quality, value and selection" – and that still holds true today. The large selection of superb quality Irish Aran knitwear at reasonable prices quickly became a favourite among both locals and visitors. As a result, the business expanded to include outlets around the country including Dublin, Kilkenny, and Galway City. The flagship store on Nassau Street in Dublin, located directly across from Trinity College, continues to be a must-visit destination for anyone exploring the heart of the city.
From timeless classics to modern twists on traditional patterns, there’s something for everyone in our collection — come and discover your next favourite piece instore or online.
