The Winter Knitlist
23rd November 2017
Crisp scenery and bite in the air – knitwear season has started. A good jumper is one of the reasons we love winter. Effortlessly stylish, easy to wear and timeless – we’ve selected a handful of our favourite women’s and men’s styles that won’t just see you through this season, but will live in your wardrobe year after year.
The Heather Patchwork Jumper
This hotchpotch jumper is a relaxed yet stylish piece that is destined to become your new favourite winter layer. Crafted from a super soft fabric that includes cable textures knitted into the body, it’ll stand out amongst all other jumpers this season. Pair it with jeans and Chelsea boots and accessorise with a hot chocolate.
The Miranda Intarsia Jumper
Say hello to our new season intarsia characters. We think you’ll agree that they’re rather charming. We’ve added set in sleeves to this slimmer knit jumper to give it a neater fit to make it even more flattering and appealing too. Perfect if you need a knit with a little novelty.
The Seabridge Chenille Jumper
Crafted from a super soft chenille fabric and in a new slouchy fit this jumper stands a very good chance of soon being your new favourite. The nautical-inspired stripes and contrast detail help lift it out of the ordinary.
The Mariella Textured Jumper
This delightfully textured jumper is crafted from a soft wool blend and will be a great addition to your line up of layers. The cosy turtle neck will make sure you stay snug and stylish this season.
The Wooler Crew Neck Jumper
A traditional fisherman style neckline and a ribbed hem, neck and cuffs make this jumper truly stylish while the soft wool it’s crafted from means it’s an easy to wear go-to cold weather staple.
The Shawfield Crew Neck Jumper
Looking after a stylish knit for the new season? Look no further. This handsome style is crafted from a soft flecked-wool blend has a honeycomb texture. Wear it over a t-shirt or (when it gets a little cooler) a shirt. We recommend pairing it with a checked shirt for true rugged charm.
Which style is on your Winter knitlist?
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