70% merino wool and 30% acrylic
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The HOGGS OF FIFE Colonsay Fair Isle ¼ Zip Pullover combines a traditional patterned knit with the natural warmth and comfort of a merino-rich yarn.
Knitted from 70% merino wool and 30% acrylic, it provides comfortable insulation while gaining additional durability and shape retention from the blended construction. A distinctive Fair Isle pattern across the chest celebrates classic Scottish country style.
The quarter-length YKK zip allows the neckline to be adjusted for warmth or ventilation, while its antique-brass finish and branded zip puller provide a refined finishing touch.
70% merino wool and 30% acrylic
Substantial 7-gauge knit
Traditional Fair Isle pattern across the chest
Quarter-length YKK zip
Antique-brass-coloured zip
Branded zip puller
Warm and comfortable merino-rich construction
Suitable for smart and casual country wear
Available in Navy and Oatmeal
Men’s sizes S–3XL
Merino wool provides natural warmth while remaining breathable, helping the pullover feel comfortable as conditions and activity levels change.
The wool also naturally helps manage moisture and resist odour, making the Colonsay a practical choice for extended days away from home.
Acrylic is blended with the merino wool to increase durability and help the pullover maintain its shape through regular wear.
This combination balances the natural performance and softness of merino with the resilience expected from everyday country knitwear.
The decorative Fair Isle pattern runs across the chest, giving the pullover a distinctive heritage-inspired appearance.
Its traditional design works equally well with jeans and dealer boots for casual occasions or with moleskin trousers and a country jacket for a smarter outfit.
The quarter-length zip can be closed for additional coverage around the neck or opened to improve ventilation and create a more relaxed appearance.
A dependable YKK zip, antique-brass-coloured finish and branded puller complete the classic country styling.
The 7-gauge construction creates a substantial knit with visible texture and reassuring warmth.
It can be worn over a shirt or base layer and fits comfortably beneath a waxed, quilted or waterproof country jacket when additional protection is required.
Always follow the sewn-in garment label
Wash only when necessary
Use a cold wool or gentle cycle unless the label states otherwise
Use a mild detergent suitable for wool
Wash inside out with similar colours
Do not use bleach
Do not use fabric conditioner
Do not tumble dry
Reshape carefully while damp
Dry flat and away from direct heat
Store folded rather than hanging for extended periods
It is knitted from a blend of 70% merino wool and 30% acrylic.
No. It is a merino-rich blend. The acrylic content adds durability and helps the garment retain its shape.
Gauge refers to the density of the knitting. A 7-gauge construction produces a relatively substantial, textured knit suited to comfortable cold-weather layering.
The traditional Fair Isle pattern extends across the chest.
Yes. The quarter-length zip can be opened for ventilation or closed to provide additional coverage around the neck.
It has an antique-brass-coloured YKK zip with a branded puller.
Yes. The Colonsay works particularly well over a country check, Oxford or tattersall shirt.
It is suitable for dry outdoor conditions and everyday country activities. It is not waterproof, so an appropriate outer jacket should be added in wet weather.
Hoggs of Fife produces the Colonsay in Navy and Oatmeal.
It is produced in men’s sizes S–3XL.
Product specifications checked against the official Hoggs of Fife product range and Hoggs of Fife trade workbook.
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