**A legendary sweater from the archives with warmth and comfort for days**
The life of a WW2-era submariner was uniquely difficult. Imagine living in cramped quarters and going weeks or months without seeing the sun, and then when you finally were allowed to go topside, the frigid winds of the North Sea would send you back down below. Because of the harsh conditions they endured, Submariners garnered a reputation as a tough and unruly bunch—even among sailors. You could identify one by their non-regulation facial hair and their affinity for their military-issue roll-neck sweaters, or, as they came to be known, submariner sweaters.
In keeping with the rich history of this ruggedly handsome look, the Flint and Tinder Submariner Sweater puts coziness front and center. It's made to keep you warm thanks to the lambswool, but woven with a helping of nylon to ensure it’s tough enough for the field. Finished with a marled fabric to maintain the rugged look that made the original so iconic, Flint and Tinder pulled out all the stops for these sweaters.
