Freeman | Cable Knit Jumper Shawl Collar Khaki

Rope cables. Buttoned neck. Cold handled quietly.

The cable runs deep through the chest and down the sleeves, giving this knit real weight and a surface that catches light rather than lying flat. A shawl collar folds over at the neck and fastens with two buttons, so it wears open and relaxed or closed against the wind. The body is cut close enough to sit under a coat without bunching. In khaki it settles comfortably between a shirt and a jacket.

Shawl Collar That Frames the Neck The folded collar gives more shape than a crew or a plain v-neck, and it sits upright rather than collapsing by midday. Button it right up when the temperature drops and it holds the wind off your throat.

Cable Texture That Keeps Its Line The raised cables add body through the chest, so the jumper keeps its shape instead of clinging. It reads as a considered layer rather than a thrown-on knit.

Ribbed Hem That Stays Put The rib at the hem and cuffs grips without pinching, so the jumper sits where you left it through a day on your feet.

Dense Cable Knit With Little Give A heavy-gauge cable knit with a firm, slightly dry hand and almost no stretch, worked in rope cables across the body and sleeves. The collar is faced and secured with two buttons, and the ribbing at cuffs and hem is knitted in rather than attached, so the edges recover their shape after wear.

Wear it over an oxford shirt with dark denim, or under a wool overcoat with flannel trousers for colder weeks.

PRODUCT DETAILS

• Fabric: Heavy-gauge cable knit, dense hand
• Fit: Close through the body, layers under a coat
• Sleeve: Long, with knitted rib cuffs
• Length: Standard, ribbed hem at the waist
• Collar: Shawl collar with two-button fastening
• Season: Autumn and winter
• Occasions: Weekends, office layering, cold-weather travel
• Sizes: S, M, L, XL, 2XL