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A white, slightly weathered Aran sweater — worn by Chris Evans — became the IT knit of 2019. The sweater sparked a frenzy of memes and DIY knitting patterns. Modelled after traditional Irish fishermen’s sweaters, this piece is FULL of history. Want to visit the birthplace of Aran knitwear? Join a knitting tour to Ireland — browse our website and book today!
Rory’s cream cable-knit sweater, often layered over collared shirts, became a signature part of her wardrobe. It was more than a fashion statement — it reflected her bookish, charming personality. The Gilmore wardrobe is full of classic knits that resemble vintage New England patterns. It’s the kind of look knitters love to recreate — warm, understated, and timeless.
Few things are more striking than Marilyn Monroe in a violet cable-knit sweater. The bold colour and fun texture made this outfit unforgettable. This sweater remains a fan-favourite among knitters. Want to recreate that look? Choose merino wool and keep the silhouette snug and simple.
Every year, Ron and Harry receive hand-knit jumpers from Mrs. Weasley — each with their initials stitched on the front. The sweaters are slightly lumpy, but full of love!
This recurring knitwear cameo helped spark a worldwide trend in the fandom. Many Potter fans learned to knit just to make their own version.
If you’ve seen The Banshees of Inisherin, you know the knitwear almost stole the show (Jenny the Donkey aside!). Costume designer Eimer Ní Mhaoldomhnaigh brought the timeless beauty of Irish knitting to the big screen, dressing the cast in thick Aran jumpers.
If you’re craving authenticity, a knitting tour to the Aran Islands offers hands-on experience with these heritage pieces. In this iconic film, the knitwear almost deserves a cast credit.
Cameron Diaz wears an enviable selection of knitwear — from oversized turtlenecks to textured cardigans. Her wardrobe screams comfort, inspiring a generation of knitters to recreate the movie’s feel-good vibe.
Pair it with hot chocolate and a fireplace, and you’ve got the perfect winter project inspiration.
Meg Ryan’s wardrobe in When Harry Met Sally helped define autumn style. These sweaters weren’t just beautiful — they helped create a character that felt lived-in, and deeply human.
The most beautiful thing about this sweater is the way it’s juxtaposed with Billy Crystal’s even chunkier white cable knit. As they’re framed side by side, we can see how perfectly Harry and Sally complement each other!
One of the most distinctive patterns in film history, Kevin’s knitted hats always featured a festive fair-isle design. They’re equal parts cute and practical, and perfectly capture the nostalgia of 90s winters. From the red and white pom-pom in the first film to the navy and grey beanie in the sequel, these hats have become part of Kevin’s signature look.
Great for beginners, they’re still widely replicated every holiday season.
Whether stitched by a fictional mom or handpicked by a costume designer, these iconic knits live on because they feel personal.
They remind us of people, places, and moments — and for knitters, they spark endless inspiration. Want to take it one step further? Travel to the very places these styles came from — Aran Islands, Scotland etc — and knit your very own!
