The name Cusack is originally derived from a place in Guienne in France and was first Anglicised as de Cussac, it was introduced into Ireland following the Norman invasion of 1172. Nowadays the name is common in Meath, Kildare Clare and Roscommon. There are also many Cusack families in Munster.
The Cusack sweater incorporates cable, rope, honeycomb and braid stitches. The honeycomb represents work, while the cable stitch symbolises luck. This beautiful Aran sweater has been knitted in the traditional báinin (pronounced ‘baw neen’) colour, the natural white of the wool. It comes to you complete with a Clan history and crest. It is made of 100% pure new wool, is water repellent and breathable. It has been crafted in the traditional Irish style, and with care, will last a lifetime.