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Gansey Sweaters


Traditional Gansey Sweaters

Traditionally, Gansey Sweaters take about 120 hours to knit by hand, so are very expensive to buy. I have taken some of the features of a Gansey, such as close-knit fabric and textured patterning to produce a Gansey style sweater using a knitting machine. The yarn used is 100% Lambswool, spun in Yorkshire, and every sweater is designed, made, and hand finished by me.

 

Traditional Gansey Sweater knitting
Gansey Sweaters take about 120 hours to knit by hand

 

Our Gansey Sweater Collection

Having moved from my beloved Yorkshire in 2001, I have named each Gansey in the collection after some of my favourite places in Lancashire, where I now call my home.

KNOTT END GANSEY SWEATER

Knott End is a picturesque Lancashire village on the southern side of Morecambe Bay, across the Wyre Estuary from Fleetwood. The Wyre Rose is the Knott End to Fleetwood ferry, and is a well-used transport link and tourist attraction that has been in operation since 1841.

Knott End Gansey

 

SKIPPOOL CREEK GANSEY SWEATER

Skippool Creek is situated along the western banks of the River Wyre. This historic docks area was used as a major trading port for hundreds of years. It is now a popular local recreation area including a Yacht Club and moorings for pleasure craft.

Skippool Creek Gansey

 

Unisex Gansey Size Chart
Size Chest Back Length Sleeve Length (Underarm)
Small 36" / 91.5cm 26" / 66cm 21" / 54cm
Medium 40" / 101.5cm 26" / 66cm 21" / 54cm
Large 44" / 112cm 27" / 69cm 22" / 56cm
X-Large 48" / 122cm 28" / 71cm 22" / 56cm
Measurements given on the size chart are the ACTUAL measurements of the garments. Please bear this in mind when choosing your size. If, for example you measure 42” around your chest, order the 44” Gansey.
I offer an individual service for longer or shorter lengths and larger or smaller sizes. Choose the colour and design of Gansey, follow the measuring guidelines below and send the information to us using our Contact Form. You will be contacted with a price. Measure a jumper that fits you well
  1. Across the chest
  2. Down from the back of the neck to the bottom edge
  3. Sleeve length from underarm to cuff
  4. Top of shoulder to underarm seam