When JW Anderson made its iconic pigeon clutch bag a few seasons back, it was because the label's founder, Jonathan Anderson, wanted to explore the juxtaposition between glamour and its antithesis - the pigeon. Now, the bird has become something of a logo for the label, detailing the leather patch which sits atop this beanie with pride.

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JW ANDERSON LOGO-PATCH BEANIE

crimson lambs wool logo patch to the front ribbed knit turn-up hem

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JW ANDERSON BEANIE WITH LOGO PATCH

crimson lambs wool logo patch to the front ribbed knit turn-up hem

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Northern Irish designer Jonathan Anderson established J.W.Anderson in 2008. At first an elaborate collection of accessories quickly attracted attention, enabling the fledgling label to show on-schedule during 2008’s London Fashion Week. The success of this debut collection earned both critical acclaim and commercial success for Anderson, whose label is now regarded as one of London’s most innovative and forward thinking brands. Its unique design aesthetic offers a modern interpretation of masculinity and femininity by creating thought-provoking silhouettes through a conscious cross-pollination between menswear and womenswear elements. This idiosyncratic perspective, which earned the label a cult following, prompted J.W.Anderson to present a women’s capsule collection in 2010.

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