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" Come December, sweaters start getting a bad rap. Specifically holiday sweaters, which are often lampooned incessantly by cynical, cruel-hearted people who have empty eyes and an ocean of sadness within them. Well, you know what I want to say to all that noise? Shut up. I think that everyone should make it a top priority to wear a Fair Isle (or, to be clear, Fair Isle-esque\u2014as actual Fair Isle sweaters are very rare) knit before the year&amp;#039;s end.  And if you need an excuse, here it is. A handknit, limited-edition pullover from Industry of All Nations. It&amp;#039;s attractive in a nondenominational sort of way, and it&amp;#039;ll keep you warm during cold spells but the story behind the sweater is especially nice. Industry of All Nations&amp;#039;s bottom line is all about rethinking the way we produce and consumer goods, so this was knit by hand in Bolivia near where the materials\u2014in this case Alpaca fleece\u2014originate. Doing good, looking good, feeling good\u2014what&amp;#039;s not to like? "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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