100% TRADITIONAL ARAN HAND KNITS BY LEORIE


100% TRADITIONAL ARAN HAND KNITS BY LEORIE

The Year 2022
 
April 2022
 
Exclusive to the Burren Centre, Kilfenora, Co Clare.

All knitwear is 100%Aran Wool Handknit.

 

 
 
 
 
Nichola January                  

Vincenzo age 5

Dolores January 







Sept/Oct 2021
  
                                                       Aran # 6. 100% Aran traditional Pullover.
 

                                                            Aran # 8.  Buttoned cardigan.

  
                                                 Aran # 8.  Buttoned cardigan long 100% hand-knitted Aran.
 
                                          

                                                                     
                                                           Aran # 7. Black 100% Traditional Aran Cardigan. 
Commissioned.  Sept 2021. CH.
 
100% Traditional ARAN HAND KNITS BY LEORIE

From the Sunday Times Style Magazine and the website of Brunello Cucinelli Oct 2021


                                                
                                                      Aran # 1. Royal Blue Pullover 

Aran # 2. Oatmeal Pullover. Fit 44/46.


Aran No 3. White Cardigan, No Pockets. Fit 36/38 ins

Aran No 4. White Cardigan, Pockets. Fit 36/38 ins


Aran # 5. White Pullover - fit 44/46 ins





        Exclusively available directly from https://www.baavet.ie/#welcome
Tom and Breda Gibney Tel. 353 087 638 29 09.



Hand-wash only in tepid water, hand rinse, and dry in a towel. 

Do not machine wash or machine dry. 


100% TRADITIONAL ARAN HAND KNITS BY LEORIE are a lifetime investment.



NEW 2021.

100% TRADITIONAL ARAN HAND KNITS BY LEORIE


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