Betty Shetland Wool Cardigan in Blood Orange (S/M) by Charl Knits

£325.00

Inspired by the Norfolk Fishermen’s Gansey jumpers of the 19th and early 20th centuries, the Betty in Shetland wool is a chunky knitted crew neck cardigan/ jacket. It features an original “hailstone” stitch on the top half of the body and cosy oversized bucket pockets.

Made from 100% authentic Shetland wool and knitted in Nottinghamshire (Britain).

Betty Martin was a Gansey knitter from Sheringham, Norfolk who knitted many of the fishermen’s Gansey jumpers. Her signature stitches were “chevrons” and “meshes” or fishing nets.

This generous, knitted cardigan is a S/M which fits women’s size 10-12  or can be worn oversized. The roomy proportions and straight hem mean this style can be effortlessly pulled on over T-shirts, blouses or lighter knits as a softer and cosier alternative to a denim jacket. The authentic Shetland wool is lighter and dryer in feel (than the British wool which has been used in the classic Betty cardigan), making this piece just right for autumn layering.

Trimmed with a chunky ribbed placket and neck trim. The toffee coloured buttons are made in England from a sustainable by-product of milk called “Codelite”.

Inspired by the Norfolk Fishermen’s Gansey jumpers of the 19th and early 20th centuries, the Betty in Shetland wool is a chunky knitted crew neck cardigan/ jacket. It features an original “hailstone” stitch on the top half of the body and cosy oversized bucket pockets.

Made from 100% authentic Shetland wool and knitted in Nottinghamshire (Britain).

Betty Martin was a Gansey knitter from Sheringham, Norfolk who knitted many of the fishermen’s Gansey jumpers. Her signature stitches were “chevrons” and “meshes” or fishing nets.

This generous, knitted cardigan is a S/M which fits women’s size 10-12  or can be worn oversized. The roomy proportions and straight hem mean this style can be effortlessly pulled on over T-shirts, blouses or lighter knits as a softer and cosier alternative to a denim jacket. The authentic Shetland wool is lighter and dryer in feel (than the British wool which has been used in the classic Betty cardigan), making this piece just right for autumn layering.

Trimmed with a chunky ribbed placket and neck trim. The toffee coloured buttons are made in England from a sustainable by-product of milk called “Codelite”.