Fallin' for Fair Isle

I’ve lived in the Midwest almost my entire life so each year I take prepping for the winter season seriously. Generally, this includes collecting hats, mittens, coats and snow pants for the littles but for me involves something a bit more fun…sweater shopping! I practically live in sweaters during the winter months and I love adding one or two new favorites to my collection each year.

This year I fell hard for the multitude of Fair Isle Sweaters showcased by retailers. I can’t recall a season with so many Fair Isle options, from neutrals to brights there were so many options for myself and the kids that I snatched some for each of us. If you’re looking for a new sweater to keep you warm and fashionable this season I shared my TAKE on this popular sweater trend below! My roll neck sweater shown above has sold out at J.Crew as have so many others so act quick if you’re interested because their are deals to be had this holiday season.

Womens’

J.Crew Turtleneck / J.Crew Cashmere Crewneck / Vineyard Vines Pop Fair Isle / Vineyard Vines Turtleneck / Vineyard Vines Tonal Sweater / Madewell Sweater Dress / FRAME Fair Isle Mock Neck / Old Navy Crewneck

Mens’

J.Crew Crewneck / Vineyard Vines Traditional Fair Isle / Barbour Fair Isle Cardigan

Girls’

Crewcuts Crewneck / Boden Grey Marl / Zara Cardigan / Old Navy Crew Neck

Boys’

Crewcuts Crewneck / Vineyard Vines Zip Up / Boden Festive Fair Isle / Zara Knit Sweater

Baby

Boden Fair Isle Penguins / Boden Fair Isle Cardigan / Zara Knit Sweater / Jojo Maman Bebe Cardigan

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30 Days of Eiseman

Florence Eiseman is a classic line of children's clothing based in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. I grew up wearing Florence Eiseman often wearing coordinating sets with my siblings. The clothing is so well made and showcases darling little details. I love to dress my three littles in the clothes. The swimsuits are my absolute favorite!

This summer the Museum of Wisconsin Art, launched an exhibit; Florence Eiseman: Designing Childhood for the American Century. I visited the exhibit with my mom and 2 daughters and came up with an idea. For the month of September I would dress my children in Florence Eiseman and document via my Instagram account. Thus my #30daysofeiseman challenge was born.

While some of the photos were of my children when they were younger it was fun to go back and relive so many cherished memories. Now that the month has come to a close I'm a bit sad but looking forward to spending time launching my blog and daydreaming about the Florence Eiseman warehouse sale in mid October!