Broderick | Crewneck Jumper Contrast Piping

Fine cord. Clean neck. Quiet shape.

A fine-gauge crewneck that goes over a collared shirt without bulking at the shoulder, so a jacket still closes over the top. The knit holds its shape through a day of desks and trains rather than stretching out by mid-afternoon. Contrast piping traces the shoulders and sides, which is the detail most jumpers at this level leave out. Warm enough on its own indoors, thin enough that you forget it is on.

Contrast Piping That Draws the Shoulder Line A fine cord of contrast runs the shoulder seams and down each side. It gives a plain crewneck a defined outline instead of a flat front.

Ribbed Neck, Cuffs and Hem That Stay Put The rib grips at the wrist, so sleeves stay where you push them. The hem sits on the waistband without riding up.

A Layer That Works Under Tailoring The slim body keeps its line beneath a blazer rather than bunching at the back. Worn alone with trousers, it still reads as finished.

Fine-Gauge Knit With a Smooth, Settled Surface The yarn is spun fine and knitted close, giving a flat face with a soft hand and very little stretch underfoot. Ribbing at the neck, cuffs and hem is knitted in, and the crew neck lies flat against a collar instead of rolling.

Wear it over an oxford shirt with grey wool trousers and leather derbies, or on its own with dark denim. Like most gents v neck jumpers, it sizes true — take your usual size, or one up for a looser layer.

PRODUCT DETAILS

• Fabric: Fine-gauge knit, smooth face, minimal stretch
• Fit: Slim, true to size
• Sleeve: Long, ribbed cuffs
• Length: Hip, ribbed hem
• Neckline: Crew, flat-sitting rib
• Detail: Contrast piping at shoulders and sides
• Season: Autumn, winter, spring
• Occasions: Office, travel, weekends
• Sizes: S, M, L, XL, 2XL