Possum Merino Two Tone Moss Glovelets

A close-up of a person wearing a chunky knit blue possum merino scarf and matching fingerless gloves over a cream-colored sweater, against a plain white background.

A woman modeling a matching knit winter set consisting of a blue beanie, a blue possum merino scarf, blue fingerless gloves, and a cream-colored sweater, set against a solid light gray background.

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Possum Merino Two Tone Moss Glovelets

$56.50

Mid-length glovelets in a two-tone plated moss stitch with contrasting block-colour edges at the cuff and fingers. A matching beanie and scarf are also available.

Keeps hands and wrists warm with fingers free for phones, keys and everyday tasks.

75% fine merino wool, 20% brushtail possum fur, 5% mulberry silk.

One size, mid length.

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About Possum Merino

What do you get when you blend superfine merino wool with fibres from the brushtail possum? A fabric that is warmer than cashmere, exceptionally soft and surprisingly lightweight. Odour-resistant and gentle on the skin, it's the kind of fabric you reach for on a cold morning and don't want to take off.

Insulating

Lightweight

Non-irritating

Antimicrobial

75% Fine Merino Wool | 20% Possum Fibre | 5% Mulberry Silk

Designed for versatility and everyday wear, the Brushtail blend is characterised by the distinctive two-tone plating technique that knits two colours together which creates depth, texture and visual interest. Incredibly soft, lightweight and breathable, Brushtail is ideal for layering during winter, or wearing on its own during cooler mornings and evenings in the warmer months.

Possum merino combines exceptional warmth with a remarkably lightweight feel. Naturally breathable and odour resistant, it can often be aired between wears rather than washed frequently.

When washing is required, a gentle hand wash or wool cycle will help preserve the loft, softness and insulating qualities of the fibres. Always refer to the care label attached to your garment

We dispatch every order from Nelson, New Zealand with tracked delivery, and your local postal service completes the final leg. Delivery times vary by destination, and customs processing can add a few extra days.
Our prices are in New Zealand dollars and don't include New Zealand GST. They also don't include import duties, taxes or handling fees charged in your country. If these apply, they're set by your local authorities and payable by you before or on delivery. If your parcel is genuinely lost in transit, we'll replace or refund it.

Orders within New Zealand are sent by trusted courier services with full tracking and insurance included. We'll send tracking details as soon as your order leaves us, so you can keep an eye on its progress.
GST is included in all New Zealand prices. If your parcel is genuinely lost in transit, we'll replace or refund it.

If your purchase isn't quite right, you can return it within six months for an exchange, replacement or refund. Simply return it in as-new condition with its original tags and packaging.

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Possum Merino is a uniquely New Zealand blend combining the hollow fibre of brushtail possum fur with fine Merino wool and a touch of silk. This blend is incredibly warm, lightweight, and pill-resistant. It's also an eco-friendly choice—brushtail possums are an introduced pest in New Zealand, so using their fibre helps protect native forests.

The Australian brushtail possum (not to be confused with the American opossum) was introduced to New Zealand in 1837. With no natural predators, numbers grew rapidly reaching an estimated 70 million by the 1980s. The impact on New Zealand's native environment has been significant, with possums threatening the survival of native birds, plants and insects.

Trapping and pest control programmes have helped reduce numbers, and the possum fur industry plays an important role in keeping populations in check. The use of possum fur is supported by both the New Zealand Department of Conservation and the World Wildlife Fund. Choosing possum merino is a small but meaningful contribution to that effort.

Avoid spraying fragrances directly onto garments as this can attract moths.
In between use, and certainly out of season, store your Possum/Merino/Silk knitwear in storage bags or containers.
Some recommend storing your knitwear with cedar blocks, or wiping your drawers with a cloth infused with cedar essential oil, as the scent of cedar repels moths.
Employ the use of Clothes Moth traps in the room you store your knitwear. These can usually be found at hardware or garden centres.
If you start to notice small holes in your garment, place it in a compression bag in the freezer for 1 week. This will ensure all moth larvae wont be able to survive.

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