• Open collar with a V-shaped neckline - it sits flat and wide, adding a polished edge that sets it apart from a standard crew or roll-neck knit.
• Chunky ribbed knit construction gives the jumper real body; it holds its shape rather than clinging, draping loosely through the torso.
• Oversized silhouette with dropped shoulders and wide sleeves that taper into deep, ribbed cuffs - the kind you end up pulling over your hands.
• Relaxed, hip-grazing length that tucks neatly into high-waisted bottoms or sits just as well worn out over wide-leg trousers.
• The collar detail does the styling work for you - no need for layering underneath to make the neckline feel considered.

This jumper slots into a wardrobe as the piece that makes everything underneath feel more thought-out. The collar lifts it above the average weekend knit, so it works just as well for a casual lunch out as it does for a low-key day at the office. The model wears it with dark wide-leg denim, which lets the oversized body of the jumper sit naturally without looking shapeless - that's the move. Try it half-tucked into wide-leg trousers for a relaxed silhouette that still feels put-together, or layer a longline shirt underneath to let the collar peek out for an added dimension. It's the kind of knit that gets worn on repeat through autumn and into winter, pairing back to everything from barrel-leg jeans to tailored trousers for family get-togethers or casual catch-ups with friends.