Cow Sweater
SIZING
Our sizing chart is a general guide. Each garment we design is based on the measurements below, but there may be a degree of variation depending on cut and fabric. For best results, compare your body measurements with those in the size guide below to establish a baseline for the appropriate size. Then, take an item you already own that fits well and compare its measurements to the garment measurements. Garment measurements for each item can be found in the dropdown on its product page. That comparison should help confirm the correct size for you.
Items are in “women’s” sizing unless specifically marked “unisex” at the beginning of the item title. All measurements listed in inches
America has so many cows because cattle require vast open grasslands, massive amounts of water, and high-quality feed, along with far more care than pigs. Pigs can be fed almost anything and raised in crowded conditions without greatly affecting the taste of their meat. In contrast, stressed or poorly treated cows produce beef that often carries detectable notes of fear and pain. Thus, the cow has become the livestock of wealthy nations, while the pig — and the goat — remain the animals of choice in poorer countries or regions where animal welfare receives less priority.
DETAILS:
-60% cotton, 40% acrylic
-hand stitched cow
