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stylish in retro

A sweater with an elbow patch that makes the back look cute when the elbow is bent. With a slightly retro feel, the rustic elbow patch is a point that makes you look unique in both feminine style, masculine style, and simple coordination. If you wear a knit for a long time, you don't have to worry about it getting thinner from your elbows.
Originally derived from the design of hunting clothes, it was added for reinforcement to prevent fraying when holding the gun with the elbow on the ground. In the 1960s, it was recognized as a fashion item, and it is strange that women wear elbow patch sweaters that give a gentlemanly impression to men.

A basic design knit unique to a British factory brand. William Lockie is one of them, and on top of that, it is a brand that is happy to have a sense of size that fits the Japanese body shape. I was.
The sweater is knitted tightly, so it is hard to lose its shape and has high robustness, which is also a feature of William Lockie. Just like our handmade sweaters, we create durable sweaters that will not lose their shape even after many years of wear and retain their elasticity. William Lockie has been worn in many homes for generations in terms of materials, knitting, and design.

The Softest, Best Knit

The material used is Tasmanian wool, which is a high-grade lambswool. Lambswool is made by spinning the hair of Merino sheep up to 6 months old, but William Lockie's lambswool is evaluated to have a feel and texture similar to high-grade Geelong lambswool. . William Lockie has been highly acclaimed worldwide and has exhibited at exhibitions around the world such as Pitti in Italy. You can see the height of

Selected materials

Procurement of materials is completed by knitting 2PLY wool of TODD & DUNCAN, which is said to be the best spinning company in the UK, with 16 gauge.
Knits are thicker and retain air and are warmer, but William Lockie is knitted more densely than regular knits, so even with a thin twist, it is warm enough. It has high heat retention and fastness.
TODD & DUNCAN is a Scottish spinning manufacturer founded in 1867, and uses the water of the Leven River, which has Loch Lomond Loch, the largest freshwater lake in England, as its water source for dyeing.
Threads dyed with abundant water and water sources are very colorful and are also called "color magicians" because no chemicals are used during fiber processing.
With a history of more than 200 years, TODD & DUNCAN manufactures yarns that take a lot of time and effort. William Lockie also uses TODD & DUNCAN's material, which is so trusted that the Queen of England and former Prime Minister Thatcher have visited and ordered from TODD & DUNCAN because of such a historic spinning manufacturer.

Protect Horwich's pride

William Lockie is the original brand of a long-established knitwear manufacturer founded in Scotland in 1874. It was originally known as a factory that produced fine cashmere. We have a factory in the Scottish Borders region of Hawick, which is famous for knitwear and cashmere production, and there is a river with soft water nearby, creating smooth cashmere and wool products. Established more than 150 years ago, William Lockie continues to make Horwick's pride through hand-made knit products.

Warm winter knit products make me feel relieved every time I put my sleeves through them. By wearing a carefully knitted sweater, you can feel that winter has come again this year. As a warm winter gift, please choose it as a Christmas present for your loved ones and family.