HARRY POTTER CLOTHING & ACCESSORIES, PART 8:
MOVIE CLOTHING

If you ever wished to have a sweater like Mrs. Weasley knits, your chance has arrived.

A small company in southeast Scotland is happily trumpeting its association with Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone, in connection with costuming the cast.

Pride & Joy, of Peeblesshire, Scotland, is a manufacturer and distributor of hand-knitted clothing for kids. It supplied some of these products to the Stone wardrobe department.

Based on the movie's success and Harry Potter's continued popularity, Pride and Joy now is selling the same items to the public.

The best-known item is a replica of the bulky, hand-knit sweaters Molly Weasley sends every year to Hogwarts at Christmas to her sons and Harry. No witch, but instead nimble-handed Muggles, created the sweaters, as shown on Daniel Radcliffe (right).

The company's products may seem expensive, but they are individually handmade. They ship anywhere in the world, too.

The Harry sweater, modeled by a number of kids whose parents are associated with Pride & Joy, is the signature item. The company says it can create the sweater with Harry's initial or any letter the customer wants. The price is £40-£60 ($57-$86), depending on the size of the child. Colors are as shown -- midnight blue, dark green, cranberry and cocoa.

These kids are wearing two versions of the Fair Isle V-neck sweaters worn by Neville Longbottom (Matt Lewis) in the movie. The sweater vest (left) is £22-£26 ($32-$37.50), and the long-sleeve pullover is £35-£45 ($50-$65). Both are offered only in the colors as shown, same as the film.

Little Isabella Mackenzie wears the beret created for Hermione Granger (Emma Watson) in the movie. It is available as shown, fawn colored with pink and green highlights. Cost is £15 ($22).

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