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The distinctive patterns that define the classic Aran jumper – a style favoured by 19th-century Irish fishermen for its unparalleled warmth and hard-wearing construction – were originally knit to signify the wearer's family clan. Polo's version, which is made with indigo-dyed cotton yarn, symbolises the wearer's membership in a different type of group: those who appreciate form, function and enduring style.
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