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Lemon Stripes stays cozy in a fisherman style Tuckernuck Ladies Sweater while enjoying Stinson Beach in Northern California.
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The distinguishing characteristic of a fisherman sweater, over a simple cable-knit sweater, is the varying textures and patterns that are inherent in the knitwear. A fisherman sweater or a fisherman cardigan will add classic timeless style to your wardrobe and keep you cozy with its dimensional knit. The fisherman sweater pairs effortlessly with both casual and more polished outfits, making it a reliable staple.
Here is a little bit of history on the fisherman sweater:
Also known as an Aran jumper, the fisherman sweater derived its name from the Irish fishermen in the Aran Islands, who wore the sweaters in the late 1800s to block wind, keep warm, and stay dry. Originally made of naturally water-repellant sheep's wool, the thick-knit white sweaters kept away water. The Cable pattern symbolizes the fisherman's ropes, and represents the wish for a fruitful day's work. Legend has it that the fishermen's wives would knit the heavy sweaters for them before they took to the seas for months at a time.

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