Irish Arans evolved in the early part of the Twentieth Century as a way to bring in extra income on barren islands that yielded so little. Originally made of undyed yarns, these boxy sweater with deep skirts (ribbings) and richly textured surfaces were knitted flat, incorporating the beautiful saddle shoulder.
Gansey Fingerless Mitts
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