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Men's knitwear here runs from fine merino pullovers through to medium weight wool jackets, with cashmere, cashmere and merino blends, cotton and leather sitting in between. Necklines, cardigans, vests, scarves, coats and trousers each sit on separate pages, one level below this hub, and the fibre pages sit beside them.

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How the men's range is organised

The men's knitwear is built around the jumper page, which holds every pullover. Under it sit neckline pages that filter by collar shape. Fibre pages, wool, merino, cashmere and the blend, sort the same stock by material.

Jumpers first, then the neckline
Pure merino roll neck

Jumpers first, then the neckline

The jumper page holds every men's pullover. Beneath it, neckline pages filter that stock by collar shape. A v neck cuts to a point below the collar. Crew necks are finished with a round, close neckband. High necks are built with a taller collar that sits closer to the throat. Quarter zips have a zip running partway down from the neck, which allows the vent to be opened or closed. V neck, crew neck, high neck and quarter zip are the four neckline pages with real depth in the range.

All men's jumper and pullover
The fibre pages
Pure cashmere full zip

The fibre pages

Wool sits at the base, chosen for body and hard wear rather than fineness. Merino is the everyday versatile choice, light and breathable. Blends of merino and cashmere balance the softness of cashmere against merino's durability. Cashmere heads the ladder on softness and on warmth for the weight. Wool carries the largest share of the men's range, cashmere the smallest, and cashmere is the most expensive of the four.

the men's merino page

Common questions

Which men's page should I browse first?
The jumper page is the broadest entry, holding every men's pullover. A fibre page suits the search when warmth or handle is the deciding factor. Wool, merino, the blend and cashmere each have a dedicated page that filters the same stock by material. Both paths lead to the same knitwear.
How does the price ladder work in the men's range?
Wool is the most substantial, merino the versatile everyday option, blends balance softness and durability, and cashmere sits at the top on handle and price. The men's range walks this ladder through four fibre pages. The blend rung of it is Merino and cashmere, which holds 131 pieces. Merino or cashmere: how to choose runs through the same ladder in detail.
Are the neckline pages separate from the jumper page?
No, the neckline pages are narrower cuts of the jumper page. They filter the same pullover collection by collar shape. The jumper page is the better entry when the neck style is not yet decided. A neckline page works well for a shopper who knows they want a crew neck or a v neck.

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