The Lake District stretches across North West England. As the country's largest national park, the emerald-green landscape is rich with rugged fells, grassy hills, and blue, glassy lakes. Adding to the enchanting storybook setting, centuries-old castles sit perched on the hill tops.
The chequered design on the shoulders evoke the stones walls of the medieval structures in the Lake District, from Brougham Castle to Muncaster Castle. The strong lines contrast the fluidity of the dark blue that symbolizes Wastwater, the country's deepest lake. The blue mass on the chest flows into the rolling shades of green grass, which blanket the mountainous landscape, while the earthy tone depicts rocky Scafell Pike, England's tallest mountain.