Cocoa Fisherman Rib

Complimentary de-pilling in a knit's first year

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The crew, done properly

$285

4.0 · 1 review

A full fisherman rib in deep cocoa, roomy through the body with a dropped shoulder.

4-ply
17.0 microns
5 gauge
Yarn details

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Cocoa Fisherman Rib

Runs large · from 1 review

Size	Chest	Waist	Hips
XS	80–86	64–70	86–92
S	87–93	71–77	93–99
M	94–100	78–84	100–106
L	101–108	85–92	107–114
XL	109–116	93–100	115–122

Body measurements in centimetres. Fine-gauge crews sit close; Aran and fisherman knits are cut with more room. Size down for a neater line.

IThe knit

A full fisherman rib in deep cocoa, roomy through the body with a dropped shoulder. Pure lambswool-cashmere at 5 gauge: weighty, springy, warm. Every Halvard knit can come back to our Care Studio to be mended for as long as you own it.

IIYarn & care

Lambswool and cashmere (70/30), 4-ply, 5 gauge. Spun from fibre combed in Shetland and Inner Mongolia.

IIIFit notes

Regular fit. Body length 66 cm in size M.

The ball band

Yarn & ply

4-ply

Fibre: Lambswool and cashmere (70/30)
Origin: Shetland and Inner Mongolia
Fineness: 17.0 microns
Ply: 4-ply
Gauge: 5 gauge
Stitch: Full fisherman rib
Weight: 640 g (size M)

Care Hand wash cool with wool soap or dry clean. Dry flat, fold to store, never hang.

Mended for life

Darning, de-pilling and re-knitting in our Care Studio.

Free over $200

Tracked delivery, folded in tissue.

30-day returns

Unworn, with tags, for a refund or another size.

Set saving

Four layers together save 10% as the Layering Set.

Reviews

4.0 out of 5

1 review

Runs large say reviewers

Runs large
Proper winter knit
Heavy and warm with a lovely spring to the rib. Arms are long; I push them up.
Ben A. · Oct 1, 2026

From the studio

Good questions

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Ask the studio

A little pilling in the first weeks is loose short fibres working their way out; it is not a fault. Lift them with a cashmere comb, or send the knit to our Care Studio for a free de-pill in its first year.