A new design from our favourite Irish knitters Fisherman Out of Ireland in beautiful Donegal tweed yarn. Rib finished V neck with simple ‘unfinished’ armholes, a side split at the hem and a generous fit this is your new go-to vest.

SIZE MEASUREMENT TABLE COMING SOON! Until then the sizes roughly correspond to small=10, medium=12, large=14, xlarge=16….

The donegal tweed yarn is possibly my favourite yarn. It speaks of landscape and environment and I could happily get lost in its depths. The yarn is created from fleece dyed prior to spinning and the ‘neps’ (little sparks of colour) are added during the carding process. The base colour of the yarn is a melange, enlivened with the neps.

A word from the company: Fisherman Out of Ireland was founded by the renowned Blarney Woollen Mills family business in 1991. For 30 years now we have been at the forefront of design led Irish knitwear. From the first stitch to the final press, each piece of our entire collection for men and women is made at our knitting factory in Kilcar, County Donegal, a small Gaeltacht (Irish speaking) village rich in the textile tradition and nestled between the Derryveagh mountains and the wild Atlantic ocean. It is this awe inspiring environment, along with the local fishing communities, which constantly feeds our inspiration when creating new yarns, colours and styles for each new Collection. We might be situated on the edge of Europe in the middle of ‘nowhere’ but our 100% natural fibre, quality, contemporary jumpers are shipped far and wide to the 4 corners of the world.

Robin red: Beautiful red flecked withj bright green, blues and coral red neps.

Rabbit: Channelling the colours of a wild rabbit, grey with beige black and brown neps.

Denim: A lovely mid denim-y indigo with cream, bright blue and chartreuse neps.

Berry: A crushed raspberry with pink, teal and puce neps.

Seabed: An amazing inky purple-y blue with pale lilac, raspberry and teal neps. ***The seabed in the stack of three is the closest in colour.***

Please be aware these yarns are difficult to photograph due to the variations in the colours. While I do try to get images correct there maybe difference between your device and mine that will affect the colours.

Material: 100% mulling free wool.