Unisex Blue 100% Wool Aran Cable Knit Crew Neck Jumper – Made in Ireland | Aran
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A timeless unisex Aran-style jumper, made in Ireland from 100% pure wool. The design features richly textured traditional knit patterns, with a prominent honeycomb stitch through the centre, framed by intricate diamond motifs and classic cable-knit detailing across the body and sleeves. Ribbed trims at the crew neckline, cuffs and hem provide a comfortable, structured finish.
This jumper comes in a soft cream shade, inspired by the natural tones traditionally associated with classic Aran knitwear. Its warm, neutral colour highlights the depth and detail of the textured stitching, giving the piece an authentic, heritage feel while keeping the look clean, understated and versatile.
Warm, breathable, and naturally insulating, this pure-wool Irish jumper combines traditional craftsmanship with everyday wearability. Its timeless texture and easy-to-style cream tone make it a versatile choice for both men and women, pairing effortlessly with denim, corduroy or tailored trousers for relaxed weekends, countryside outings or cold-weather layering.
- Basket stitches echo the fisherman’s woven basket, carrying the timeless hope of calm seas and abundant catches.
- Cable stitches are inspired by the strong ropes of Irish fishermen, traditionally believed to bring safety, strength and good fortune at sea.
- Honeycomb stitches celebrate patience and craftsmanship, reflecting the old saying, “Work as the bee – for a just reward.”
- Diamond stitches symbolise prosperity, success and treasured good fortune, making them one of the most meaningful patterns in traditional Aran knitwear.
- Irish Moss stitches are often used to fill diamond motifs, their rich texture representing fertile land, a plentiful harvest and the natural beauty of Ireland.
- Blackberry stitches evoke clusters of ripe berries and symbolise a fruitful life, abundance and the enduring spirit of traditional Irish knitting.






