The difference between Icelandic sweater and Fell Island sweater.

Icelandic sweaters were originally worn by Icelandic fishermen. Strictly speaking, only sweaters with specific patterns woven from the wool of sheep produced in Iceland are called Icelandic sweaters. It can be said that it is a must-have item in every Icelandic wardrobe, regardless of gender or age, and almost everyone has one, which is particularly warm and bright in the ice and snow.

The sweater has a circle of colorful patterns on the shoulders and cuffs, which is inspired by the traditional totem of Iceland and symbolizes Iceland's landforms, such as mountains, rivers, waterfalls and hot springs. After refining, it is designed as an abstract pattern, which has become the biggest feature of Icelandic sweaters.

In recent years, with the improvement of China's manufacturing level, the sweaters worn by Icelanders are also made in China. After all, the labor cost for Icelanders to knit their own sweaters is really too high. This year, fashion bloggers have brought Icelandic sweaters back to people's sight. As a fashionable woman in China, this beautiful and warm wind must be grasped!

The sweater of Fair Island, which originated from Fair Island in northern Scotland, is a very small island. The island is only 7.68 square kilometers, almost isolated from the world. Known as "the farthest place that can be reached at sea." However, this island is not that beautiful. Its climate is harsh. When the weather is very cold in winter, the women here will use the local wool to knit jacquard sweaters to keep their families warm, so they named it Fair Island sweater. Although it's casual, it's not important, and it doesn't affect its Nordic sentiment. Nowadays, this craft has been passed down to today, with a history of more than 400 years, and it still occupies a place in the fashion circle.