Farrell | Crew Neck Jumper Elbow Patch Knit

Ribbed trim. Patched elbows. Quiet weekends covered.

A steady crew neck knit with contrast patches set at the elbows, where a jumper usually wears thin first. The rounded neckline sits close without gripping, so it layers over a collared shirt or goes straight onto a tee. Ribbing at the cuffs, hem and neck holds the shape through repeated wear. Sizing runs true from M through 5XL, with a relaxed body rather than a close one.

Elbow Patches That Take The Wear The contrast patches sit where the sleeve bends, adding reinforcement at the point that usually goes first. They also break up the body of the knit, which keeps the jumper from reading plain.

Ribbed Trim That Keeps Its Shape Close rib at the cuffs and hem stops the knit riding up as you move. The neckline recovers after pulling on, so it still sits flat months in.

A Patch Pocket You Will Actually Use A single patch pocket sits low on the front for a phone or keys. It is stitched flush so it does not pull the hem out of line.

Knitted Cloth With A Soft, Steady Hand A medium-gauge knit with a soft hand and little stretch, dense enough to hold its line across the shoulder and shrug off a cool morning. Seams are set flat at the shoulder and underarm, and the ribbed bands are knitted in rather than attached.

Wear it over an oxford shirt with dark denim, or under a wool overcoat for colder weeks — it works where gents v neck jumpers feel too formal.

PRODUCT DETAILS

• Fabric: Soft medium-gauge knit
• Fit: Relaxed, true to size
• Sleeve: Long, with contrast elbow patches
• Length: Hip, ribbed hem
• Neckline: Crew neck with ribbed trim
• Pocket: Single front patch pocket
• Season: Autumn and winter
• Occasions: Weekends, office layering, travel
• Sizes: M, L, XL, 2XL, 3XL, 4XL, 5XL