Cardiff Tweed Neck Warmer

Our Cardiff Tweed neck warmers are a must have for those cold winter days for outdoor pursuits, skiing or horse riding. 

Welsh Tweed Neck Warmers are 100% wool on the outside and a soft fleece lining on the inside with no air gaps, pull over your head, and tuck it in your jacket.

Our Cardiff Tweed is named after the Welsh capitals castle and surrounding parklands. The impressive architecture and rugged terrain is represented in the earthy tones of this fabric, green, brown, grey, black and white!

This tweed was milled in the National Wool Museum - Llandysul and hand made by us here at Welsh Tweed - Myddfai 

About Welsh Tweed

At Welsh Tweed their mission is to create high quality, durable and stylish garments and accessories, using Tweeds, Tapestry and Woollen Fabrics all woven by traditional Woollen Mills in Wales. The colours and patterns in each fabric are carefully chosen by the Welsh Tweed Team, inspired by the natural beauty of the Brecon Beacons.  

Their  Pentwyn Farmhouse is nestled within the Brecon Beacons National Park, above the beautiful and well-known village of Myddfai. Inspired by the rugged Welsh countryside, the colour of wildflowers and the strength of their natural habitats, they aim to bring you a taste of the Welsh countryside - wherever you are! 

 Our hard climate needs warm, waterproof and practical clothing. However, there is no reason why you shouldn’t accessorise your jacket with a soft neck warmer or Tweed headband, a Jacobs Wool Cap or a Welsh Tweed scarf.

They contrast their beautiful Tweeds with bold, bright linings. A flash of electric Pink Polka Dot or Classic Tartan draws the eye and adds a little something special to your look. 

 As a family oriented business, they believe that they are exceptionally lucky to live in such a beautiful part of the world. Translating their ideas, inspired from our surroundings into Welsh Tweed products is the most exciting part of the process. They aim to remind people to truly appreciate Wales’ beauty, to be present and to realise the quality of Welsh fabrics.