Soft and snuggly cashmere, in a knotty cable knit pattern. The sleeves have ivory stripes down the outside, and an ivory heart is on the lower back. The highlight, of course, is the all-important Scottie dog, who settles for a small area on the left breast for this sweater. Ribbed turtleneck, with banded cuffs and hem. I call cashmere "hairy," because it's never laying perfectly even when new, but other than the normal fibers that stick out, it's in great condition. Btw, I seriously credited myself with coming up with the "hairy" comparison, but for fun I Googled "hairy cashmere," and AI somehow stole my thoughts! ;) Cashmere is considered "hairy" because it's made from the soft, downy undercoat of cashmere goats, which naturally consists of fine, delicate fibers that can appear fuzzy or slightly fluffy due to their texture and the way they are spun into yarn; this undercoat is specifically designed to insulate the goat in cold weather, resulting in the characteristic softness and "hairiness" of cashmere fabric.