Organic Cotton Fur Yak Blend Greige Arm Warmers

Organic Cotton Fur Yak Blend Greige Arm Warmers These arm warmers are made from a unique organic cotton fur. They are perfect for adding a touch of warmth to the cuffs of your coat, or as a stylish accent when your knitwear or sweaters feel a little bare. When the winter wind bites and the air grows cold, wearing these thick, furry arm warmers brings a comforting warmth and a sense of security. The elegant hue of the yak wool (15%) is beautifully showcased, giving the pile a subtle sheen. Building on last year's popularity, these arm warmers are a recommended choice in this versatile, sophisticated greige shade that pairs effortlessly with many outfits. The pile is shorter than that of our ecru-colored, fluffy arm warmers. They are also characterized by their soft, warm feel and resistance to static electricity. The knit fabric of the cotton fur offers a slight stretch for a comfortable, snug fit. They are designed to be slightly narrower towards the fingertips. This set includes two arm warmers for both hands. Matching leg warmers are also available. They make a wonderful gift. Please let us know if you would like complimentary gift wrapping. □ About Yak Wool... Yaks are animals that inhabit cold regions. Yak wool is known for its thick, long fibers, providing exceptional warmth. Using the fine undercoat results in a soft, warm texture that is not at all prickly. *The fabric used is certified organic cotton from Avant Co., Ltd. *Please hand wash these items. We recommend using a detergent free of fluorescent agents and bleach. Materials: 85% Organic Cotton, 15% Yak Size: Approximately 14cm in length x 9.5cm inner diameter (towards elbow) / 8cm inner diameter (towards fingertips) 〇 Features the Japan Organic Cotton Association (JOCA) Family Seal. - About the JOCA Family Seal - This seal signifies that the product has been created by a JOCA member company, adhering to the JOCA Charter. It demonstrates a commitment to organic cotton promotion, using Japanese technology and sensibility, and employing methods that are considerate of both people and the environment.