Patrick King Woollen Company
Saskatchewan Roughriders Pocket Scarf
Saskatchewan Roughriders Pocket Scarf
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Originally known as the Regina Rugby Club from 1910 to 1923, they changed their name to the Regina Roughriders in 1924 and finally to the Saskatchewan Roughriders in 1948. The team draws fans from Saskatchewan and Canada, affectionately known as the "Rider Nation." Thread counts of 19 and 10 , the founding dates, and the number 4 to represent the number of Grey Cup Championships within the tartan weave.
Our carefully woven pocket scarf is made with Merino wool for an incredibly cozy feel. This oversized piece can be styled tightly for snow or a loose scarf for cool days and features two large pockets. Measures 69"x10" (175cm x 25cm) with two 3" fringes on each side.
Our durable pocket scarves are perfect for fall, hiking, skiing, snow shawls for all seasons, travel, walks and more.
Materials
Materials
Merino Wool
Dimensions
Dimensions
69″x10″ / 175cm x 25cm, 3"/ 7.6 cm fringe
Care Instructions
Care Instructions
Wash in cold water and dry flat or dry clean
Classic Tartan Designs
Tartan is a classic addition with timeless qualities. We use both Lambswool and Merino wool in producing our products to give you that luxurious feel. Patrick King Woollen Company is a member of the Scottish Tartan Authority, and all of our tartans are registered with The Scottish Tartan Registry.
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Responsible Wool Standard
The Responsible Wool Standard is a voluntary standard that addresses the welfare of sheep and the land they graze on. We ensure that our wool comes from farms that have a progressive approach to managing their land, practice holistic respect for animal welfare of the sheep.
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Woven In Tradition
We manufacture and design custom tartans for corporate, hotel chains, tourist locations and retail shops. From weddings to special events, we incorporate clan and corporate colours and significant dates to create a customized product for everyone to enjoy.