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Womens Crathie Fair isle Cardigan - Aqua

Womens Crathie Fair isle Cardigan - Aqua

£192.00 GBP
£192.00 GBP
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Item Size: S

Description

AS SEEN IN THE SUNDAY TIMES "STYLE" MAGAZINE

The Crathie cardigan features a bold fair isle pattern around the yoke. It is fastened with shell buttons with ribbed crew neck, hem and turn-back cuffs. Knitted without seams for a comfortable fit and zero yarn waste. Aqua colourway is a vibrant colour combination of teals and orange. Perfect to echo tropical brights when used as a cover up on cool Summer nights, or to add a splash of colour on a Winter's day.

Available in sizes XS (UK size 8) to XXL (UK size 18/20)

100% wool. Shetland-character wool spun in Aberdeenshire.

Made in Scotland

Dry Clean only or Handwash only

Model is 5ft 7, UK 12 and wears a size M

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Designers notes - the inspiration behind Crathie pattern

The Crathie cardigan was inspired by Crathie Kirk, a small rural church on Deeside famous for it's connection with the Royal Family due to it's proximity to Balmoral Castle. The church was completed in 1895 in Gothic Revival style. Although still retaining some of the more austere characteristics of Scottish churches, it has a number of decorative flourishes, hinting at it's noble connections.
(Photograph courtesy of www.scotlandforvisitors.com)