Pullovers Collection

Hiking Outfits Advert
Advert for Lang & Norton, specialists in British made hiking outfits, including sensible walking shoes, khaki drill shorts and natty sleeveless pullovers

Knitting Pattern shoot Date: circa 1959

A striped jumper, knitted "on the cross". Date: 1954

Some ideas and instructions for home knitting projects - a reversible cardigan and a jumper. Date: 1943

Designs for women's knitwear, published with instructions on how to make the garments at home. Date: 1943

Mens knitwear pattern, 1950s
Front cover of a 1950s knitting pattern featuring two dapper chaps wearing hand knitted pullovers. Date: c.1953

Model wearing fashionable stripes 1933
Woman wearing three different style stripy pullovers with high waists for a day playing golf. Date: 1933

Advert for Marshall & Snelgrove fashionable stripes 1933
Two models wearing stripy pullovers for Chanel. (top) Hand-knitted effect with neck-tie (bottom) Lightweight striped top also with neck-tie. Date: 1933

Ballantyne pullover and skirt, - sixties woman
A chic young woman models an Intarsia pullover with a chequered pattern, worn with a cashmere knitted skirt. Date: 1964

Man wearing a turtleneck jumper, collar pulled over his face

Young man wearing Ibiza-style clothes, fashion shoot

Advert for Harrods gifts for the H. M forces 1939
Gifts fo H.M forces. Sevice cardigan and pullovers, khaki shirts, upper boots, tan cape leather gloves, suede leather cardigan, socks, balaclava helmet scarf, proofed poplin under jacket. Date: 1939

Sweaters, pullovers, jumpers for men
Sweaters of various colours and styles for men, mostly V-neck, one with buttons and a collar, and one polo neck. Date: 1936

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Step into the world of timeless style with pullovers, a classic piece that has stood the test of time. From hiking outfits to fashionable stripes, these knitted wonders have been adored for decades. In 1954, a striped jumper was knitted "on the cross, " showcasing the intricate craftsmanship and attention to detail that went into creating these cozy garments. Fast forward to 1943, where home knitting projects were all the rage. Reversible cardigans and jumpers became popular choices for those who wanted to showcase their creativity while staying warm. Women's knitwear designs from 1943 offered not only fashion inspiration but also step-by-step instructions on how to create these stunning pieces at home. Meanwhile, men's knitwear patterns in the 1950s ensured that everyone could enjoy the comfort and style of a well-crafted pullover. Fashionistas in 1933 embraced fashionable stripes with an advert from Marshall & Snelgrove catching their eye. The allure of Ballantyne pullovers paired with skirts captured the essence of sixties women's fashion. Even Army and Navy Stores recognized the appeal in their catalogues from 1939-40, featuring pages dedicated solely to this beloved garment. But it wasn't just about style; functionality played a role too. A man wearing a turtleneck jumper pulled his collar over his face for added warmth during colder days. Whether you're hitting the trails or stepping out in style, they can here to stay as an enduring symbol of comfort and elegance throughout history.