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Chevron Washed Donegal Linen Zipper Dusk
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369,90€
In stock, delivery time 1-4 days
Knitted sweater from Inis Meáin. The sweater is made in Ireland, knitted in a melange linen yarn.
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Product details
• Made of linen.
• Zip fastening.
• Slim cuffs and hem.Product code 24253011Fit
• Fit is true to size. Choose your regular size.
• Model measures: height 189cm, weight 76kg and wears a size M.
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the product's measurements
Read more about how we measure and convert sizes »Measurements (cm) S M L XL Sleeve Length 46 48 46 50 Chest 100 102 110 122 Bottom Width 74 78 84 90 Garment Length 62 63 66 67 -
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About
Inis Meáin
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The Aran islands are a place of wild, raw beauty located just off the west coast of Ireland. For centuries, the inhabitants of Inis Meáin island have made their living as fishermen. This demanding work requires particularly hard-wearing and warm clothing, leading to the uniquely patterned Aran jumpers for which the island group is known.
The Inis Meáin mill was established in 1976, when couple Tarlach de Blácam and Áine Ní Chonghaile reloated to the remote island. They both felt a strong connection to the area, and made several attempts to find a way to make a living on the island before settling on founding a small knitting mill named after the island itself and harnessing its inhabitants' generations of expertise in creating unique knitwear.
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The Aran islands are a place of wild, raw beauty located just off the west coast of Ireland. For centuries, the inhabitants of Inis Meáin island have made their living as fishermen. This demanding work requires particularly hard-wearing and warm clothing, leading to the uniquely patterned Aran jumpers for which the island group is known.
The Inis Meáin mill was established in 1976, when couple Tarlach de Blácam and Áine Ní Chonghaile reloated to the remote island. They both felt a strong connection to the area, and made several attempts to find a way to make a living on the island before settling on founding a small knitting mill named after the island itself and harnessing its inhabitants' generations of expertise in creating unique knitwear.
The Inis Meáin mill was established in 1976, when couple Tarlach de Blácam and Áine Ní Chonghaile reloated to the remote island. They both felt a strong connection to the area, and made several attempts to find a way to make a living on the island before settling on founding a small knitting mill named after the island itself and harnessing its inhabitants' generations of expertise in creating unique knitwear.
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