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There are few garments as stubbornly enduring—and quietly expressive—as fisherman sweaters. Originally built for men whose daily commute involved the North Atlantic, the sweater style has been reinterpreted so many times over the last century that “fisherman” has basically become shorthand for any chunky cable knit.
But the real thing has weight. Texture. Purpose. It’s a garment designed to keep you alive on open water, not just warm on the walk to your local. And while modern…
