The pattern ’Heila Stjørna’ meaning Whole Star is one of many patterns from the Faroese Fishermen’s Sweaters. A sweater with this pattern was worn by Danish explorer Knud Rasmussen on the 5. Thule–expedition.

The ’Sjóormurin’ pattern (English: seasnake) is found in many variations on the Faroese sailor sweaters. A cardigan adorned by this pattern is found on the Danish National Museum and a reconstruction of this cardigan was exhibited on the Danish War Museum as an example of the sweaters common wear fo ...more

The ’Sjóormurin’ pattern (English: seasnake) is found in many variations on the Faroese sailor sweaters. A cardigan adorned by this pattern is found on the Danish National Museum and a reconstruction of this cardigan was exhibited on the Danish War Museum as part of the 1948 uniform of a marine sold ...more

Lord Raglan (1788) was in the Battle of Waterloo (1815) wounded in his right arm, which subsequently had to be amputated. Lord Raglan’s tailor developed clothes for Lord Raglan, that made it easier for him to get dressed and eased his mobility. The sleeve was extended to the collar, leaving a diagon ...more

The pattern ’Heila Stjørna’ meaning Whole Star is one of many patterns from the Faroese Fishermen’s Sweaters. A sweater with this pattern was worn by Danish explorer Knud Rasmussen on the 5. Thule–expedition