Description
The Plush-Lined Knit Snood is a one-size neck warmer knitted as a single ribbed tube and lined all the way round the inside with soft plush. Pull it on over your head and your neck is wrapped in warmth, with no scarf ends to tie or re-wrap.
The ribbed knit outer stretches to sit close around the neck, so the cold gap at the top of your coat is closed off. With the top edge folded down it sits as a soft collar, and in a biting wind it pulls up over your chin, mouth and nose.
For the early dog walk, the school run or a cold cycle to work, it gives you a warm, soft neck the moment you step out. It is not windproof, so on an exposed hill wear it under a zipped jacket collar.
Key Features:
- Plush lining runs all the way round the inside, so your chin and neck rest against soft pile rather than knit.
- Closed tube with no ties, poppers or loose ends to come undone, flap in the wind or catch on a dog lead.
- Ribbed stretch knit sits close around the neck and closes the cold gap at the top of a zipped coat.
- Pulls up over your chin, mouth and nose as a face cover when the wind turns, then folds back down as a collar.
- One size that stretches over your head and folds small enough to slip into a coat pocket when the afternoon warms up.
- Comes in Black, Burgundy, Navy Blue, Khaki and Grey to suit your coat, and the lining colour may vary from the one pictured.
The Plush-Lined Knit Snood is for people who walk, ride and work outside through the British winter and want one less thing to fiddle with on the way out of the door.
Pair it with our Ribbed Fisherman Beanie and Touchscreen Walking Gloves for the cold morning walk.
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