Fairisle Cardigan in Burnt Orange with Grosgrain Pink Ribbon
This soft clementine orange super soft 100%, extra fine lambswool cardigan is a new but classic shape. It has a muted fairisle pattern on the yoke and a brushed finish for extra softness. The pearl button front fastening has a contrast grosgrain ribbon trim on the inside.
Harlequin is a classic winter colourway, inspired by retro seaside colours and patterns.
Please email with any questions on jess@quintonchadwick.london
Model is a size 8 with bust size 34 and is wearing a size Small.
Sizes as follows:
Small = Chest 49 CM measured flat front only / Length 52 CM / centre back to end cuff 74cm
Medium = Chest 53 CM measured flat front only / Length 52 CM / centre back to end cuff 76cm
Large = Chest 57 CM measured flat front only / Length 54 CM / centre back to end cuff 78cm
The Jumper is so soft because it is made with high-quality yarn which is both spun and dyed in Scotland using water from the local loch Leven, which is known for its purity and softness. This water is then cleaned and returned ensuring the precious [wildlife brown salmon and pink footed geese] are preserved in this beautiful RSPB nature reserve.
The yarn then goes to the nearby small heritage Mill where the sweaters are knitted one at a time and hand finished. These traditional Scottish skills are combined with modern technology, for a superior quality garment. We use zero waste knitting techniques to ensure our sustainable approach.
This attention to detail and time honoured craftsmanship will ensure the Jumper lasts a lifetime. We hope it will be loved, kept, and passed on like an heirloom.
This soft clementine orange super soft 100%, extra fine lambswool cardigan is a new but classic shape. It has a muted fairisle pattern on the yoke and a brushed finish for extra softness. The pearl button front fastening has a contrast grosgrain ribbon trim on the inside.
Harlequin is a classic winter colourway, inspired by retro seaside colours and patterns.
Please email with any questions on jess@quintonchadwick.london
Model is a size 8 with bust size 34 and is wearing a size Small.
Sizes as follows:
Small = Chest 49 CM measured flat front only / Length 52 CM / centre back to end cuff 74cm
Medium = Chest 53 CM measured flat front only / Length 52 CM / centre back to end cuff 76cm
Large = Chest 57 CM measured flat front only / Length 54 CM / centre back to end cuff 78cm
The Jumper is so soft because it is made with high-quality yarn which is both spun and dyed in Scotland using water from the local loch Leven, which is known for its purity and softness. This water is then cleaned and returned ensuring the precious [wildlife brown salmon and pink footed geese] are preserved in this beautiful RSPB nature reserve.
The yarn then goes to the nearby small heritage Mill where the sweaters are knitted one at a time and hand finished. These traditional Scottish skills are combined with modern technology, for a superior quality garment. We use zero waste knitting techniques to ensure our sustainable approach.
This attention to detail and time honoured craftsmanship will ensure the Jumper lasts a lifetime. We hope it will be loved, kept, and passed on like an heirloom.
This soft clementine orange super soft 100%, extra fine lambswool cardigan is a new but classic shape. It has a muted fairisle pattern on the yoke and a brushed finish for extra softness. The pearl button front fastening has a contrast grosgrain ribbon trim on the inside.
Harlequin is a classic winter colourway, inspired by retro seaside colours and patterns.
Please email with any questions on jess@quintonchadwick.london
Model is a size 8 with bust size 34 and is wearing a size Small.
Sizes as follows:
Small = Chest 49 CM measured flat front only / Length 52 CM / centre back to end cuff 74cm
Medium = Chest 53 CM measured flat front only / Length 52 CM / centre back to end cuff 76cm
Large = Chest 57 CM measured flat front only / Length 54 CM / centre back to end cuff 78cm
The Jumper is so soft because it is made with high-quality yarn which is both spun and dyed in Scotland using water from the local loch Leven, which is known for its purity and softness. This water is then cleaned and returned ensuring the precious [wildlife brown salmon and pink footed geese] are preserved in this beautiful RSPB nature reserve.
The yarn then goes to the nearby small heritage Mill where the sweaters are knitted one at a time and hand finished. These traditional Scottish skills are combined with modern technology, for a superior quality garment. We use zero waste knitting techniques to ensure our sustainable approach.
This attention to detail and time honoured craftsmanship will ensure the Jumper lasts a lifetime. We hope it will be loved, kept, and passed on like an heirloom.
