

Nakiska hat (MSRP $50) and hand warmer (MSRP $48)

Nakiska-1642: Black Merino wool vest with hoodie. Fully lined, hand embroidered with ribbon details. MSRP $145.īela-1614: Black boiled-wool cape. Wool Knit Pleated Skirt-1673: wool-acrylic blend. Embroidered with chenille and satin ribbon. Knightsbridge-1593: Charcoal boiled-wool jacket with button closure. Zora-1598: Black plaited-wool, rib-knit sweater with boiled wool panels in front and back. To request a catalog or find store locations, visit FASHIONS FROM ICELANDIC DESIGN FEATURED ON ABC7 The line includes a range of fibers from chunky hand knit wools to light sporty yarns and structured fabrics. This collection stretches into gift and children's items. These whimsical accessories encompass a range of styles and sensibilities from the traditional to contemporary. The Accessories by Icelandic Design Fall 2008 Collection captures a spirited sense of style with an appreciation for artistry and detail. The line includes a range of color, from saturated jewel tones to softer shades grounded by timeless black and ivory. Fibers include cotton and cotton blends for ease and comfort. Organic button and ribbon details abound with novel elements built into each piece. Distinctive design and novelty details combine to create sweaters with a one-of-a-kind feel. The Clare by Icelandic Design Fall 2008 Collection offers a collage of texture and color, as well as a rich combination of pattern, innovative detail and expressive artwork. Garments shown at the market will be available in local stores next fall. While the trade show is only open to those in the retail business, you can find the company's collections at more than two dozen stores in Illinois, Indiana and Wisconsin. Icelandic Designs is showing two of its new collections this week at the Chicago Market: Living and Giving Show at the Merchandise Mart. Icelandic Design draws inspiration for its designs from spectacular landscapes, decorative arts and the heritage of European textiles. What could be more cold weather-friendly than warm, beautiful sweaters and jackets from Icelandic Design? Founded in 1980 by Gerdur Kristjansdottir, Icelandic Design offers hand-crafted, one-of-a-kind knitwear for women.
