Bonnie.

Bonnie, indeed.

The word itself is lilting.

A lovely way to talk about a good and beautiful lassie.

Also, a lovely way to describe these two bonnie items from the land of the hill and heather.

Bonnie Heathered Sweater (No. 2555). Made with cuddly lambs wool. Slender vertical ribs make it look like someone took six months to knit. Five self knit rosettes down front with hidden snap underneath. Rib knit shawl collar reveals an unexpected neckline, lined with ribbon. Flecked with subtle colors. Perfect for reading Robert Burns by the Bonnie Banks. Imported.

Women's sizes: 2 through 18.

Color: Taupe.

Bonnie Lightweight Tartan Plaid Wool Skirt. (No. 2471). This is not your mother's wool. It's a little smoother, a little lighter. Far more refined. Flattering A-line upper calf length cut. Nice wide waistband. Hook and eye zipper closure. The kind of plaid the Scots got in trouble for, when the English banned wearing it in 1746. Perfect for roamin' in the gloamin.' Or roamin' anytime, anywhere you like. Imported.

Women's sizes: 2 through 16.

Color: Shades of brown, hint of rust.