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Womens Braemar Fair Isle Jumper - Blue

Womens Braemar Fair Isle Jumper - Blue

£168.00 GBP
£168.00 GBP
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A relaxed style womens jumper with feature "Braemar" fair isle pattern around the cuffs and hem. The crew neck has a rolled finish along with the cuffs and hem. Knitted in Shetland-character wool which is spun in Aberdeenshire. Ice Blue colourway is a fresh sky-blue with lighter pattern in winter white.

Back length of the Medium size is approximately 23 1/2 inches (60cm).

100% Pure New Wool (Supersoft Shetland)

Made in Scotland

Dry Clean only or Handwash only

Item Size: S

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Designers notes - the inspiration behind Braemar pattern

I wanted to produce a relaxed Shetland-wool jumper which was not too busy but still had interest. I chose a 2-tone colour palette and thought this would work well with a bold Art Deco design, one of my favourite styles. As we are now in the 20's, this form of decorative style is unbelievably 100 years old, being championed at the Exposition internationale des arts décoratifs et industriels moderne in Paris in 1925. The geometric design was inspired by the Grampian mountains and River Dee of Royal Deeside in the Scottish Highlands.
Picture credit: "Braemar from Morrone" by Nick Bramhall is licensed under CC BY-SA 2.0.