H&M x Pringle Collaboration: the best pieces to pick up

By Harriet Davey 2019-10-03T09:30:00Z

H&M are the high street champions when it comes to designer collaborations, and they're launching a new one this week. Note: dog unfortunately not included!

With a history of sell-out collections, it's time to remember the most iconic ones. 2005 saw the Stella McCartney collection with none other than Supermodel Kate Moss as the face of the sleek edit. The Erdem drop in 2017 was of course filled with dreamy dresses and floral prints galore. And most recently this year, Giambattista Valli launched the first limited edition collection in May, with the second drop landing next month on 7 November.

With all collections flying off the real life and online rails immediately, we can only predict the latest collaboration will have the same effect.

This time the high street heroes have joined forces with the classic heritage brand Pringle of Scotland to deliver knitwear so good, you’ll actually wish for cold weather.

Jumper, £39.99, trousers, £24.99, scarf £9.99 All H&M x Pringle

Of course, it features Pringle's well-known golfing style diamond knits, argyle sweaters and jacquard prints, but there’s a fresh new sporty twist. With logo-covered leggings, hoodies and even woolly hats– you’re likely to see something you want to add to your autumn wish list.

Embrace the luxe colour palette of greys, mustard, and biscuit brown and they’ll become the base to any great outfit this season.

Pringle is one of the most renowned luxury knitwear designers in the world, dating back to 1815. With years of experience in the field, H&M’s knitwear designer, Hollie Parkinson said “we fell completely in love with the brand’s history, from their intimate and modest origins from Hawick, Scotland, to their technical innovation in knitwear”.

Jumper, £19.99, skirt, £24.99, scarf £9.99, dog jumper £17.99 all H&M x pringle

The collection also includes recycled polyesters, wools and organic cottons so you can feel better knowing you’re investing in sustainable pieces.

Not only does it include ethically made items, it’s also affordable with fingerless gloves starting at just £6.99 and the most expensive knit being a £49.99 cardigan.

It’s the designer collaboration we can all be a part of, if you’re quick!