Men's Merino & Cashmere blend

Men's knitwear blending merino with cashmere is softer at the neck than pure merino and harder wearing at the cuff than pure cashmere. Pullovers dominate the page, with jackets, cardigans, vests and one coat alongside them, most of it under the Ansett and Ansett Gold labels.

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The blend in men's knitwear

Men's knitwear in merino and cashmere blends, with the range dominated by jumpers. Ansett Gold and Ansett are the two brands with real depth here. Prices run from $199 to $499 AUD.

Where the blend suits a man's knit
Slim fit v-neck in the blend

Where the blend suits a man's knit

Jumpers dominate this page, and the blend suits a knit worn over a shirt every day. It is softer than pure merino at the neck and harder wearing than pure cashmere at the elbow and cuff. Among the constructions are slim fit high neck zip collar, diamond crew neck, full zip half cabled with lined pockets, slim fit v-neck and quarter zip argyle.

men's merino knitwear
Ansett Gold
High neck zip collar, slim fit

Ansett Gold

Ansett Gold carries most of this page, alongside standard Ansett. The range covers pullovers first, then jackets, cardigans, vests and a coat. Both labels sit in the same blend category, with Ansett Gold holding the broader spread of colours and necklines. Slim fits appear more often here than on the pure merino pages, and several shapes repeat in different colourways, which is worth knowing before scrolling the whole grid.

Men's cashmere

Common questions

Why choose a blend over pure merino?
Softness is the reason. Pure merino gives a firmer handle and better shape retention, but a blend with cashmere raises the softness at the neck and wrist. What the blend gives up is covered in Merino or cashmere: how to choose.
Which necklines does the blend come in?
High neck with a zip collar, crew, v-neck and quarter zip. The v-neck sits well under a shirt collar and leaves a tie showing. A high neck zip collar covers the throat and layers under a coat without a scarf.
How should a blended jumper be washed?
A blend sits between two fibres, so the garment label is the only reliable instruction. Whatever that label states overrides any general advice. A wool cycle is safe only where the label permits it. The wash guide is available at How to wash a wool or merino jumper.

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