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Womens Fair isle Towie Kimono Cardigan / Coatigan - Royal Blue

Womens Fair isle Towie Kimono Cardigan / Coatigan - Royal Blue

£200.00 GBP
£200.00 GBP
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Item Size: S

Description

This womens coatigan features our 2-tone all-over "Towie" fair isle pattern. It's relaxed styling with edge-to-edge front and kimono-style sleeves allows it to be worn as a cardigan or jacket on milder days. Royal Blue colourway has Royal blue with white contrast knit. This fresh colourway looks great at any time of year.

100% wool

Made in Scotland

Dry Clean or Handwash only

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Designers notes - the inspiration behind Towie pattern

The "Towie" fair isle pattern was inspired by the intricate carvings and shape of the Towie ball, a neolithic stone ball from 3000 BC. Found at Towie, Aberdeenshire, the ball is an exceptional example of this type of object and is now housed in the National Museum of Scotland in Edinburgh. Over 430 of these balls have been found, mainly in Aberdeenshire. It is unclear what use these balls had and there is much speculation about this. Picture credit: 'National Museum of Scotland' Edinburgh.