Heading into the cooler months I like to layer a dress over tights,
a warm wool jumper and blazer or coat.
Not exact matches
I think this stems from my Mum's love of knitting, as a kid I was able to pick a pattern and balls of
wool each year (several times) and within a matter of weeks I had a new
jumper to keep
warm in.
Thick organic cotton can be just as
warming as
wool, but it's not necessarily the cozy factor we love with this
jumper — it's more about the comfort factor!
Now I need to wear a
wool jumper — a vest isn't
warm enough!
Wool cardigan, Handmade wool wrap, Natural light wool cardigan, Hand knitted wool top, Organic wool cardigan, Soft wool sweater, Warm ju
Wool cardigan, Handmade
wool wrap, Natural light wool cardigan, Hand knitted wool top, Organic wool cardigan, Soft wool sweater, Warm ju
wool wrap, Natural light
wool cardigan, Hand knitted wool top, Organic wool cardigan, Soft wool sweater, Warm ju
wool cardigan, Hand knitted
wool top, Organic wool cardigan, Soft wool sweater, Warm ju
wool top, Organic
wool cardigan, Soft wool sweater, Warm ju
wool cardigan, Soft
wool sweater, Warm ju
wool sweater,
Warm jumper
I am probably
jumping around a bit here, having gone from a
wool - coat look back to a flirty summer dress, but we are currently experiencing weather that can be chilly and overcast to
warm and sunny from one day to the next.
In this photo I am wearing a raincoat lined with
warm fur, a
wool jumper made by my grandmother with horizontal rib stitching, vintage balloon skirt and super
warm and comfortable Mongolian fur bordered UGs.
A viscose and lamb's
wool blend with a brush of cashmere has been used to create this simple
jumper, making it breathable yet
warm.
The beanie (hell what a trend did this become) that I actually thought I would never wear again (see here), because it's pretty tight, is just what I needed today, as well as the boxy
jumper; merino
wool, crazy
warm, and comfortable.