Kinsale Ladies Cable Aran Sweater - Blue
Women's Size Chart
| USA | Europe | UK | Bust (inches) | Waist (inches) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| XS (0-2) | 32-34 | 4-6 | 31-32.5 | 23-24.5 |
| S (4-6) | 36-38 | 8-10 | 33-34.5 | 25-26.5 |
| M (8-10) | 40-42 | 12-14 | 35-36.5 | 27-28.5 |
| L (12-14) | 44-46 | 16-18 | 37-39 | 29-31 |
| XL (16-18) | 48-50 | 20-22 | 40-42 | 32-34 |
| XXL (20-22) | 52-54 | 24-26 | 43-45 | 35-37 |
How to Measure
- Bust: Measure around the fullest part of your bust.
- Waist: Measure around the narrowest part of your waist.
Caring for your Aran Garment
• Handwash
• Reshape once wet
• Dry flat
• Store your garment carefully
• To Prevent pilling please use a pilling comb.
We ship using FedEx international shipping. Normal delivery time to the US takes 4 to 7 working days. Tracking will be provided with email updates included. Any tax or duty will be charged at checkout so there will be no delays in your package arriving or any unexpected additional charges.
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Testimonials
30/1/2026
Great service , super fast delivery, items excellently packaged!
Would highly recommend this store !
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11/04/2026
Actually meant to leave a review before I got the email prompt because I was so blown away by the customer service. Dealt with Denis and I had a ‘complicated order’ and he was so responsive in the emails and looked after everything so efficiently. Cannot recommend them highly enough
The History of the Aran Sweater: A Timeless Irish Tradition
The Aran sweater, also known as the fisherman’s sweater, is one of Ireland’s most iconic garments.
While the Aran sweater has its roots in the early 20th century, it did not gain widespread recognition until the mid-1900s. During the 1930s, knitting cooperatives were established on the islands, helping to commercialize the craft and bring Aran sweaters to a larger audience. These cooperatives played a significant role in promoting the sweaters beyond the islands, transforming them from functional garments to sought-after fashion pieces.