The details
A crew neck jumper with a Fair Isle-style yoke knitted in muted colour across the shoulders, on a dense, brushed body that has real weight to it.
Key features
- Dense knit with a brushed, slightly hairy surface
- Multi-colour Fair Isle-style pattern knitted into the yoke and repeated at the cuffs and hem
- Ribbed crew neckline
- Relaxed cut that drops softly from the shoulders
- Long sleeves with ribbed, patterned cuffs
Specifications
- Knit: dense, brushed, heavy weight
- Pattern: knitted-in Fair Isle-style yoke
- Fit: relaxed
- Length: hip
- Neckline: ribbed crew
- Care: hand wash cold or machine wash on a delicate cycle, dry flat
- Colours: Stone Grey Mix, Soft Grey Pastel, Light Ash Mix, Black Heritage
- Sizes: UK 8 (S), UK 10 (M), UK 12 (L), UK 14 (XL), UK 16 (2XL), UK 18 (3XL), UK 20 (4XL)
Why you will love it
- The yoke does the pattern, so it needs nothing but jeans and boots
- Substantial enough to be the outer layer on a dry, cold day
- Wears over a striped shirt with the collar out, as the pattern colours pick it up
- Muted greys and black keep the Nordic pattern quiet enough for weekday wear
- Dry it flat and it keeps its shape from one season to the next
The knit
What you're paying for
We list what we can measure or verify. Where a line is missing, we don't know it for certain, and we'd rather leave it out than guess.
- Gauge
- Dense, brushed, heavy weight.
- Rib
- Ribbed neck.
- Neckline
- Ribbed crew.
- Length
- Hip.
Weight is of one jumper in the size shown, weighed dry. Gauge is stitches per inch across the body.
The finish
Three places a jumper gives itself away
A cuff that has lost its rib. A hem that rolls. A neck that stretches. These are the three places a jumper shows what it is. Look at them when yours arrives.
The cuff
Multi-colour Fair Isle-style pattern knitted into the yoke and repeated at the cuffs and hem.
The hem
A rib as deep as the cuff, so the hem sits flat over a waistband instead of rolling. Lay it flat and look at the edge.
The neck
Ribbed crew neckline.
If any of the three isn't right, send it back within thirty days.
Measured flat, in centimetres
Every chart is measured on the piece itself, laid flat. Compare it with a jumper you own and like the fit of. That is more reliable than a size label.
How to measure
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Chest
Lay it flat. Measure straight across, 2 cm below the underarm.
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Length
From the highest point of the shoulder, next to the neck, straight down to the hem.
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Sleeve
From the underarm seam to the end of the cuff.
We are still measuring this piece. Message us and a person sends you the numbers within one working day.
Care
Wash it so it keeps its shape
The care label on the piece comes first. Where it allows, this is how we'd treat it.
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Wash cold, inside out
Thirty degrees or by hand, on a wool cycle if your machine has one. Inside out protects the surface of the knit.
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Don't wring it
Press the water out between two towels. Wringing pulls the shape out of the knit.
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Dry flat, away from heat
Lay it on a towel, ease it back into shape and leave it. No tumble dryer, no radiator, no hanger while wet.
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Fold, don't hang
A hanger stretches the shoulders over time. Folded on a shelf, it keeps its line.
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Comb the pills
Some pilling in the first weeks is normal on most knits. A knitwear comb removes it without thinning the fabric.
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Store it clean
Moths go for worn wool. Wash before it goes away for the summer, and store it folded in a cotton bag.
Treated this way, a jumper at this price should see more than one winter. If it doesn't, tell us.
The same shape
In every colour we have it
One size chart, one fit. Pick the second colour with the first one in your hands.
Before you order
Questions, answered
How do I choose the right size?
Where a piece has its measurements up, you will find them on the product page: measured flat, in centimetres, for that piece rather than a generic chart. Lay a jumper you already own flat, measure it the same way, and compare.
We are still measuring part of the collection. If the numbers are not up yet, email us and a person sends them within one working day.
How long does delivery take?
Orders are sent tracked, and the tracking number is emailed to you. Your delivery estimate is shown at checkout before you pay.
Do you list what the jumper is made of?
Where we can verify the fibre, it is on the product page. Where we cannot, we describe the knit, the weight and the rib instead of guessing at a percentage.
Is my payment secure?
Yes. Checkout is encrypted and handled by the payment provider. We never see or store your card details.
How do I reach you?
By email, at the address on the contact page. A person, not a chatbot, replies within one working day, Monday to Friday.
How returns work here
Thirty days to return. Refunded in three working days.
Thirty days to send it back, unworn and with the tags on. Return postage is yours to cover; we say so here rather than in the small print. Nothing else is deducted.
Refunded within three working days of the parcel reaching us, to the card you paid with.
A question first? Email us. A person replies within one working day, Monday to Friday.
