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Celebrate winter with cosy, fashionable possum winter clothing and accessories from Sweaters Australia. From gloves to scarves, possum blend throws for your sofa to luxe possum jumpers, explore the many reasons why possum is the perfect addition to your winter collection. We know you will love our possum fur blend as much as we do. 1. Possum clothing and accessories are naturally better Sometimes it is worth indulging in better-made, sustainable and natural clothing and accessories, and winter is that time! Give your skin a breathable, soft and super cosy experience by choosing a superior woolen jumper in possum, merino and mulberry silk blended garment from Sweaters Australia. 2. Possum merino scarves and snoods are the ultimate hug for your neck Feminine and fabulous, the likes of the berry possum merino scarves and ombre snood and others in the collection are a must-have this chilly season! Made to last and for the ultimate soft warmth, possum scarves and snoods are well priced and guaranteed to add a touch of sophistication to your winter outfit. For him, a classy single colour scarf is a perfect winter addition. 3. The ultimate winter gift – a quality possum merino blanket Whether you are looking for a wedding gift, housewarming present, birthday present or a gift for someone who has everything, a possum blanket is unbeatable. Sweaters Australia possum throws come in a range of colours and tones to suit the most stylish homemakers. The ever popular ‘Spice’ possum merino ombre throw is a top choice for those who enjoy earthy tones. Or gift yourself with a blanket as luxe as they come. 4. Possum perfect gloves you will love. The McDonald New Zealand possum fur, merino gloves are another reason we adore possum fur for winter! Meticulously crafted and available in a wide variety of designs; including classic finger, fingerless possum gloves, long length open finger gloves, cable stitch gloves, and tartan gloves, any pair of possum gloves will keep your hands happy on cold days. Trending this winter are the charcoal possum merino short plain glovelets. 5. A winter jumper with added wonder – possum merino quarter zip Jumpers made from the iconic Sweaters Australia blend of possum fur, merino wool and mulberry silk will make winter outings a true pleasure. Soft and luxurious, breathable and incredibly warm, there are so many possum sweaters possibilities to match your taste; cardigans, jackets and coats, ponchos and wraps and jumpers with different designer detail. Enjoy finding your favourite possum fur fashion this winter. A trending choice is the possum merino quarter zip. As you have seen, possum collection for winter is colourful, luxurious, natural and ultra-warm. Shop the possum collection sale online today and enjoy accessorising this winter. FAQS How does possum merino compare to regular merino wool? Whilst regular wool is natural and warm, possum fibres are significantly warmer. When blended with merino wool, and a touch of luxe mulberry silk, possum fur elevates the wool-wearing experience. Are possum blankets good for outdoor use? You may choose to use you possum blanket rwhen travelling or enjoying outdoor activities such as camping because it is super warm and lightweight. If you do take your possum blanket outside, give it a good shake and ensure it is free of dirt and insects before packing away after outdoor use. The ideal use for possum throws is on sofas, beds and for wrapping around you on a chilly morning, noon or night. How do I style a possum merino scarf? With so many colours available in the possum merino scarf range you can choose a bright colour or pattern as a stand-out accessory or go simple and stylish with a natural, classic colour such a charcoal, mocha or black. Every winter outfit will pair well with a possum merino scarf.

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