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Our buyer deals directly with the Cowichan Indian knitters of Vancouver Island. Years of experience ensure that we provide only the finest quality knits for your selection.

Finally the wool is knitted into sweaters, toques, mitts, socks etc.

The raw wool is first washed to remove dirt and foreign matter, but leaving in as much natural lanolin oil as possible. Its the oil that makes it so water resistant. Next the wool is spun by hand a difficult and time-consuming job.

A genuine Cowichan Sweater is always recognized by its raw and unprocessed wool. The colours are natural shades of white, grey and dark brown.

Few products today truly qualify for the term handcrafted. A genuine Cowichan Indian Sweater does, and remains virtually unchanged in its method of construction for about the last 100 years. After all, why change something that looks so good and works so well?

Order stating small, medium, large, extra large.