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Love Princess Diana’s iconic sheep jumper? Wait till you see this £28 dupe

Princess Diana’s black sheep sweater was made by British knitwear brand Warm & Wonderful in the 70s

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Carla Challis
Commerce Partnerships Editor
Updated: March 26, 2021
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Princess Diana’s famous sheep jumper is up there with some of her most loved style moments, from her velvet navy ‘Travolta’ gown to that iconic ‘revenge dress’ – and we’ve found a dupe of Diana’s black sheep sweater for just £28!

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Princess Diana’s jumper, created by British knitwear brand Warm & Wonderful in the late 70s, was reissued recently, in collaboration with Rowing Blazers; royal fans went crazy for the sweater again last year after Emma Corrin wore it as a young Diana in season 4 of The Crown.

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Princess Diana wore her black sheep jumper many times, including to this polo match in 1983

But if you don’t have £250 to spare for an exact copy of Princess Diana’s knit, we’ve found this AMAZING dupe on eBay for just £27.99.

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Unisex red sheep jumper, £27.99, eBay

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Featuring a lone black sheep among a herd of white sheep on a red background, we’ll be styling it Princess Diana style, with a ruffle collar underneath for Zoom calls and white jeans come spring.

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Sheep mask, £10.95, Redbubble

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And since it’s 2021, there’s even a face mask version of the design, too. Talk about lockdown chic.

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Princess Diana sparked a fashion trend when she first wore the jumper in 1981

Princess Diana, then Lady Diana Spencer, first wore the knit in 1981 to a Polo match, just a month before her wedding to Prince Charles. It’s so iconic that the original now sits in the Victoria & Albert Museum’s permanent collection.

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