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Crafted by Peregrine

Seafoam Ford Crew

$ 117

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Bristol-based Peregrine began in 1796, being handed down through generations of the Glover family before coming to exist as the brand you see now – 200 years later. They're dedicated to sustainable, locally produced knitwear and coats, and take traditional styles and make them more contemporary – like the Ford Crew jumper with a casual crew neckline.

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Description

Up-level your wardrobe with the best of British. Peregrine has been in business for 200 years, with generations of the Glover family taking the wheel. The Ford Crew takes inspiration from the classic country jumper, and transforms it into an everyday wardrobe staple. It comes in 5 cool colourways with a casual crew neckline – pair it with the matching Porter Beanie and Porter Scarf for a put together autumn look.

Story

Keeping it in the family has a deeper meaning, thanks to Bristol-based brand Peregrine. And it began in 1796, when the now infamous Thomas Glover took up hand-frame knitting and founded J G Glover & Co. Over 200 years later, this family-run business was rebranded – to Peregrine – with the aim of modernising the brand, bringing contemporary designs and a cleaner look. And with centuries worth of knowledge under their belt, Peregrine knows exactly what it’s doing when it comes to producing 100% British knitwear and coats.

Features

• 7gge Merino wool. • Clean cut shape. • Modern twist on a classic shooting jumper. • New in for AW19. • Made in England.

Special Care

To best preserve appearance and durability, please wash at low temperatures (30°C) using a gentle detergent, and hang or lay out to dry.

About

Peregrine's a family-run business that's been around for over 200 years – and they know everything there is to know about British manufacturing and wool. Their knit and cotton pieces take classic styles and reimagine them, adding contemporary twists that give your wardrobe an edge. Casual doesn't have to be basic – and Peregrine proves it.