hoswick paint wrap

hoswick paint wrapIt wouldnt be a Nielanell collection without a gorgeous, BIG, drapey wrap. The reverse is a lovely bird's eye speckle to provide a contrast with the Hoswick Paint pattern on the front. Textile design Knitted in extra fine merino, in a complex 5 colour jacquard, this shawl, from our 10th anniversary collection, is inspired by the colour and texture that surrounds the Nielanell studio in our home village of Hoswick, Shetland. The roundels are based on a

It wouldn’t be a Nielanell collection without a gorgeous, BIG, drapey wrap. The reverse is a lovely ‘bird's eye’ speckle to provide a contrast with the Hoswick Paint pattern on the front.

Textile design

Knitted in extra-fine merino, in a complex 5 colour jacquard, this shawl, from our 10^th anniversary collection, is inspired by the colour and texture that surrounds the Nielanell studio in our home village of Hoswick, Shetland.

The roundels are based on a drawing of hoppers (part of fishing nets, which wash up on the shore).

Colour

Choose from sea greys or sea blues.

Sizing & fit

One size

• A (Length): 236cm
• B (Narrow end): 17cm
• C (width at widest point): 47cm

• D (wide end): 35cm

All Nielanell knitwear is individually made, so measurements given are approximate.

Materials

• 100% extra-fine merino wool (Oeko-Tex Standard 100)

Manufacture

We are committed to sustaining and being part of UK knitwear manufacturing – and Shetland’s place in this.

• We design Nielanell knitwear in our Hoswick studio, with initial concepts carefully translated into the flat panels needed to make up each piece.
• Currently, for this garment, we are working with specialist knitters in Mainland UK to make these panels.
• The garment itself is made in Shetland. Our in-house team in Hoswick transforms the flat panels into a wearable piece of knitwear using linking (a skilled knitting process) and hand-finishing.
• Our knitwear is made in very small batches, slowly. Each piece of Nielanell knitwear can take approximately 12-16 weeks (often longer) from weighing out the yarn needed in our studio to the garment being ready to wear.