What Is The Hair Island Sweater?

The fur Island sweater originates from Fair Isle in northern Scotland. It is a small island because it is really a very small island. Its area is only 7.68 square kilometers. About 60 people, 1200 sheep and 20000 seabirds live together on this island. The jacquard sweater produced here is also called the island's sweater with the name of the island. It is casual enough, but it doesn't matter. This does not prevent it from being popular in the world.

At first, when the island was cold and humid, women used knitted jacquard sweaters to protect their families from the cold. Influenced by local conditions and customs, the pattern design of the sweater sweater is very regular, most of which are arranged horizontally. The colors are varied. There are 5 or 6 kinds of classic colors. They are mainly red, sea blue, sky blue, milk white, ochre and so on. On the basis of milk white, dark grey, honey color and brown, various other colors of dyes were added.

But under normal circumstances, each row of the main color will not be more than two kinds, chaos orderly. The pattern is the most basic element in the fir Island knitted fabric. The different styles of the fairle Island knitted pattern are based on a single pattern as a basic pattern, and the basic patterns of the same needle number and row number are joined together, and then rearranged in different ways with other basic patterns, so that thousands of knitted patterns can be produced. The classic designs include snowflakes, flowers, crosses, elk, hearts, hearts, pine trees, etc.

Snowflakes, wheat ears, elk and geometric symbols have not only strict structure but also delicate texture. This makes the fur Island sweater low profile and delicate, delicate and exquisite. To keep it warm, the fairway sweater is made of complex dashed weave knitting technology, woven into a warm double-layer style, which is twice as thick as ordinary fabrics. It is very important for residents living on cold island.
At first, the fur Island sweater was a nobody. It kept warm for the people on the island, but it was hard to abandon itself. It was the Edward VIII who used the jewels as a letter to convey his feelings to the United States divorced lady Simpson, who gave up the throne. In 1921, Edward Edward, Prince Welsh, attended the public activities in the fur Island sweater and the Beagle. The jacquard sweater has become a classic British style. It is a Nordic style. It has been popular in the world for nearly a century.