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| Photos by Salt Water New England |
Both versions - dressier (such as this one) and more casual and hardy - are staples of autumn and winter wardrobes.
- For Ladies - Yellow Merino and Cashmere Roll Neck from Cordings of Piccadilly <https://www.cordings.co.uk/yellow-merino-cashmere-roll-neck.html>
- For Men - Gold Geelong Roll Neck Jumper from Cordings of Piccadilly <https://www.cordings.co.uk/gold-geelong-roll-neck-jumper.html>
Shown with:
- Tweed Jacket for Ladies from Cordings <https://www.cordings.co.uk/ladieswear/jackets>
- Chocolate Large Leather and Tweed Trim Bag from Cordings <https://www.cordings.co.uk/chocolate-large-leather-and-tweed-trim-bag.html>
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| Beautifully Made and Soft |
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| Chocolate Large Leather and Tweed Trim Bag from Cordings |
Such beautiful clothes....
ReplyDeleteI've owned several cashmere/merino polonecks over the years and they are worth every penny, Muffy.
ReplyDeleteSome days in winter all I needed was one layered over a T-shirt or a long sleeve thermal skivvy with jeans and no jacket required !
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ReplyDeleteSo very beautiful! Thank you!
ReplyDeleteLovely! All of it!
ReplyDeleteThat is a great color on you! Interesting that on a jumper it's called a roll neck. An American sweater of the same style would be a turtleneck, with a roll neck being something else entirely.
ReplyDeleteI've heard of cowlnecks being referred to as a turtleneck by some.
DeleteI grew up in the 1970s with " poloneck " being the term, but these days most people I know just go with " turtleneck. "