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Classic 1940's Fair Isle - Snowflake
Run Pure Shetland Wool
Knitted in Scotland
Original 1940s Hand Knitting Pattern
1940s style label
Full Range of Sizes from Stock
SMALL : Fits 36” to 39”
MEDIUM : Fits 39” to 42”
LARGE : Fits 42” to 45”
X LARGE : Fits 45” to 47”
XX LARGE : Fits 47” to 49”
Another perfect replica of a WW2 era Fair Isle knitted exclusively for Aero. The pattern for this "V" Neck is copied from a 1940's Cardigan from our extensive archives.
Since our fabulous Fair Isle hand knitters have we've been fortunate enough to find a commercial knitter in Scotland capable of reproducing a machine knit Fair Isle using original hand knitting patterns from the 1940s that looks look "hand knitted". These are as good as it gets, the wool, the patterns, the colours and, most importantly, the fit are all pure 1940s
Sizing Info
Small 36 to 39
Medium 39 to 42
Large 42 to 45
X Large 45 to 47
XX Large 47 to 49
There are few more poignant reminders of the knitwear popular during 1940s and 1950s than an original Fair Isle pullover, the bright colours lifted the spirits during the darkest days of WW2. In a bid to overcome the clothing rations, people were also encouraged to knit and these brightly coloured Fair Isle sweaters became a symbol of hope in a rather "black & white" World.
Often the womenfolk whiled away the tedious evenings of the 'black-out' gathered around a peat fire listening to the radio and knitting Fair Isle and other sweaters.
Please check our full range of WW2 era clothing, each piece is carefully replicated from traditional patterns typical of those used during wartime. These items include CC41 Shirtsas can be seen in some of the Fair Isle photos, Boots , Caps and CC41 trousers.
To find out more about the history of The Fair Isle, order a free copy of The Aero Style Review from our Books/Magazine section,three is a 4 page article on these fine pullovers in our latest Magazine