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Womens Aviemore Yoke Fair Isle Jumper - Yellow

Womens Aviemore Yoke Fair Isle Jumper - Yellow

£128.00 GBP
£128.00 GBP
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Knitted in Shetland-character wool which is spun in Aberdeenshire, our Aviemore yoke Fair isle jumper has a 2-tone design for an understated take on the fair isle look. It has a ribbed crew neck, hem and cuffs. This jumper is knitted “in the round” so is seamless - a traditional technique for fair isles and a zero-waste production method. Marzipan yellow colourway features a warm golden yellow with pattern in white.
Available in sizes XS (UK 8) to XXL (UK 18)
Our Aviemore yoke jumper is in our "comfort" fit for a modern look, Perfect for relaxed weekends and lazy days. Back length of the Medium size is approximately 24 1/4 inches (62cm).
100% Pure New Wool (Supersoft Shetland)
Made in Scotland
Dry Clean only or Handwash only
Item Size: XS

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Designers notes - the inspiration behind Aviemore pattern

The Aviemore pattern was inspired by old knitting patterns I remember seeing as a child which belonged to my Grandmother. They were for 1960s "Ski wear" - normally a 2 colour pattern featuring dots and snow flakes. When naming this design, it was an obvious choice to call it "Aviemore" after the town at the heart of the Scottish ski industry.