Mens V Neck Cable Cardigan
Some garments do more than keep you warm—they connect you to heritage. This Men’s Aran V-Neck Button Cardigan, knit from 100% pure Merino wool, is a blend of comfort, craft, and quiet tradition. Whether layered over a shirt for evenings out or worn casually indoors, it offers lasting warmth with distinctly Irish character.
Merino wool is prized for its luxurious softness, natural breathability, and outstanding insulation. Unlike heavier fibres, Merino traps warmth without weight and remains gentle against the skin. It’s an ideal choice for crisp autumn walks, chilly winter mornings, or simply staying cosy on a quiet day.
Running throughout the design is traditional Aran stitching, rich in history and visual depth. The prominent cable stitch, drawn from the legendary knitwear of the Aran Islands, mirrors the ropes of Irish fishermen—symbolising strength, connection, and the hope for safe voyages. These patterns aren’t just decorative; they’re woven symbols of protection and perseverance.
The v-neck collar gives the cardigan a striking silhouette, perfect for layering with a collared shirt or turtleneck. It adds a refined shape to the piece while keeping it easy to dress up or down—equally suited to family gatherings, pub evenings, or daily wear.
Brown football buttons line the front closure, offering contrast in both colour and texture while nodding to classic Irish style. Whether fully buttoned for a polished look or left open for relaxed styling, they add timeless detail.
Two front pockets, subtly framed with ribbed trim, balance the design while offering everyday practicality—ideal for warming hands or keeping small essentials close.
Why You’ll Love It:
100% Merino Wool – Soft, breathable, and insulating for cold weather
Aran Cable Stitching – A traditional pattern with rich Irish symbolism
V-Neck Collar – Ideal for layering and adding shape
Brown Football Buttons – Classic, textured detailing
Front Pockets – Practical warmth and balanced style
This Irish Aran v-neck cardigan is more than knitwear—it’s a story of Irish resilience, ready to be worn and passed down.
