The Canadian sweater is entirely handmade, it is a masterpiece of traditional craftsmanship and warmth.

Handcrafted by members of the Cowichan Indian communities in British Columbia, this sweater is known for its durability and distinctive design.
The Cowichan people of the southwestern part of Vancouver Island, British Columbia, are responsible for developing their own unique style of weaving known as Cowichan Weaving.

Woven from high quality wool, often sourced from local sheep, the Cowichan sweater features unique geometric and symbolic patterns, reflecting the culture and traditions of the region.

The Cowichan Vintage Sweater, Tribal Sweater and Cowichan Vintage Cardigan is a unique vintage sweater with native designs of horses (symbolizing strength and perseverance), eagles, fish, whales and wolves etc. But the choice of patterns depends on preference and attraction.

Many people like whales on their clothing, many of them prefer horses. In the past people wore these signs as a reference to belonging to a tribe but in the end they found themselves choosing according to their personal preference.

Each piece is unique, with handcrafted details that testify to the care and skill of the craftsman.

It is ideal for those looking for a warm, durable and culturally significant piece, perfect for the cold seasons and to add a touch of authenticity and traditional Canadian style to their wardrobe.

It can be worn as a simple sweater or as an outerwear.

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