These , named after the remote Irish county where they were woven, turn a classic crewneck into a canvas for rich textures and colors. Australian  are woven in Donegal, Ireland, where they take on their iconic speckled appearance. The yarn then travels to a family-owned factory in Scotland that has been an industry leader for over 100 years. There, the sweaters are knit in a “fully fashioned” method—a traditional technique that results in a completely seamless garment. 

The ivory backdrop of this sweater is studded with flecks of brown, black, and cream, giving it a speckled and sandy appearance.