Pringle of Scotland Spring/Summer 2018 collection

by Boyana Ivanova, 30 May, 2018

Pringle took a poetic turn with a collection inspired by Virginia Woolf’s “To the Lighthouse,” that was filled with quirky nautical touches and sophisticated knit work.

A small and subtle sailboat pattern sailed across a red sweater with a polo collar, while a chunky hand-knitted sailor collar adorned the neckline of a cotton coat — the only woven in the collection.

Pringle of Scotland Spring/Summer 2018 collection

Fishermen’s sweaters in a kind of deformalized, pixelated, and oversize Aran had that considerably imperfect darning detail. There was a funny oversize blue hoodie, with a hood which zipped apart to resemble a ribbon-piped sailor collar, that fit nicely above ribbed chunky cotton sweatpants.

More about Pringle of Scotland:
Cashmere. Argyle. The Twinset. Cardigans for British (and Hollywood) royalty. All made famous, made relevant and in some instances made for the first time, by this knitwear company, whose origins lie in the unassuming town of Hawick, Scotland, United Kingdom.

Pringle of Scotland Spring/Summer 2018 collection

It may have over a 200-year history, indeed it can be considered one of the oldest luxury fashion brands in the world, but Pringle of Scotland has always been a thoroughly modern, pioneering company. Founded in 1815 by Robert Pringle as manufacturers of knitted hosiery, it was Pringle, decades after its inception, that embraced and encouraged the technical innovations that led to the creation of knitted outerwear, and indeed coined the term ‘knitwear’ to describe its ever-growing collections.

Pringle of Scotland Spring/Summer 2018 collection

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