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Womens Chunky Finnieston Yoke Fair Isle Jumper - Royal Blue

Womens Chunky Finnieston Yoke Fair Isle Jumper - Royal Blue

£162.00 GBP
£162.00 GBP
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A womens fair isle jumper knitted in a chunky 6-ply wool. Featuring our "Finnieston" pattern around the yoke. This jumper is knitted in the traditional way “in the round” so is seamless. It has a ribbed crew neck, hem and cuffs. Royal Blue colourway is a bright blue with pattern in purple and aqua.

NOTE: Our current stock is a mixture of a darker Royal Blue and slightly brighter "Cobalt" shade.

Available from XS (UK8) to XXL (UK18).

Knitted in our "comfort" fit. Back length of the Medium size is approximately 23 inches (59cm).

100% Pure New Wool (Supersoft Shetland)

Made in Scotland

Dry Clean only or Handwash only

Model is 5ft 6, UK 8 and wears a size S

Item Size: XS

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Designers notes - the inspiration behind Finnieston pattern

The "Finnieston" pattern was inspired by the Finnieston crane which dominates the landscape for miles around in Glasgow. The giant cantilever crane started work in 1932 at Stobcross Quay and was used to load heavy industrial machinery and steam locomotives onto waiting ships before their journey down the Clyde. It is one of 4 on the Clyde with only 11 left in the world. Now surrounded by the SEC, modern offices, hotels and apartments, this iconic Glasgow landmark has come to symbolise it's industrial past.

"#sunshine and blue #sky hits #Glasgow #finnieston #crane #sunrays #instapic" by Scott Marley Photography is licensed under CC BY-ND 2.0