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Just like a cardigan

Many outerwear pieces are heavy and can cause shoulder stiffness after extended wear. A cardigan-style jacket made from soft wool can solve this problem.

A touch of fringe

John Branigan, a manufacturer of Irish tweed and other knitwear, has a short, hand-knitted fringe jacket. The fabric is incredibly soft and comfortable, with a comfortable feel that's not restrictive. The fabric, woven rhythmically in a basket-like pattern, is primarily made of wool, providing excellent warmth. While thicker than typical sweaters and cardigans, it can be worn indoors without needing to be removed, making it a great choice for those who are sensitive to the cold.

The dropped-shoulder silhouette provides a comfortable fit. The buttonless design makes it easy to put on and features pockets on both sides. It's gentle on the skin and lighter than thick outerwear, making it a great choice for short trips or paired with a scarf on sunny days.

The checkered pattern is subtle, but the jacket-length design makes it a great focal point for any outfit. It pairs well with any bottoms, making it a handy addition to any wardrobe.

A Brand That Embody Irish Knitting

John Branigan was founded in 1964 in Drogheda, a town in eastern Ireland famous for its knitting. It was born from a long-established factory specializing in the production of traditional Irish tweed. The founder, Branigan, was originally a handwoven tapestry craftsman, and has a track record of designing wool wallpaper for the Irish Prime Minister's residence and the British Royal Family, as well as the interior of the Irish National Airlines' special cabin during the Pope's visit.

Preserving the traditional Irish style, characterized by its distinctive use of color and careful knitting, the fabrics produced using handed-down knitting machines combine exceptional design and practicality. The simple yet modern items have attracted attention around the world and are loved by people of all ages and genders.