A traditional fisherman’s sweater made from recycled plastic bottles and oyster shells
Produced with a combination of recycled plastic bottles and upcycled oyster shells, Seawool is an incredible step forward for sustainable textiles. It shares many of the same qualities we love about merino wool—soft to the touch, temperature regulating, quick drying, antimicrobial, durable—while rescuing a great deal of waste from ending up in landfills and oceans. We love the serendipity of an old-school seafaring sweater that’s made with upcycled oyster shells, with all the cozy warmth and rugged durability we would expect built right in.
Seawool fabric that’s made from recycled plastic bottles and oyster shells
Temperature-regulating warmth that will keep you warm but won’t overheat
Quick-drying and antimicrobial for fresh, comfortable all-day wear
Soft to the touch and feels great when you wear it
Ribbing at cuffs and waist for a snug fit that keeps out the cold
Early Mornings at Hog Island Oyster Co.
Read The Journal for a closer look at Wellen's new Seawool fabric and a famed oyster institution
