In the late 1800s, cowboys working in the mountains and the northern Plains adopted woolly chaps, called "woolies," for warmth during the winter months. Woolies were typically made from the pelts of the angora goat, though buffalo hides were occasionally used.

This sherpa cardigan is reminiscent of turn-of-the-century woolly chaps. It is decorated with a removable horse ribbon pin.

• 100% polyester
• Made in Portugal
• Dry clean only

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Javo is 6'1" and wearing a size M.