Double Arrow Rail Logo Jumper by the Design Museum

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Colour: Black & Red

Size: S/M

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Details

  • This knitted jumper in black and red is the perfect piece for the train spotter in your life.
  • Designed not only to up your Christmas jumper game, but to be worn throughout the colder months. 
  • Part of our capsule collection celebrating the rich design heritage from 200 years of modern rail travel.
  • The sweater features a repeating pattern of the iconic Double Arrow logo, as created by Gerry Barney for British Rail in 1965.
  • Celebrate Britain's rich railway heritage and the evocative visual landscape of rail travel.
  • Exclusively available from the Design Museum Shop.
  • Machine washable, 100% acrylic, made in the UK.

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