Griffith | Knit Polo Brushed Wool Blend

Collar without the ironing.

The brushed knit sits soft against the skin and gives a little as you move, so nothing pulls across the shoulders by mid-afternoon. The knitted collar folds where you set it and stays there, with no shirt underneath to tug straight. A short two-button placket in contrast cream keeps the neckline tidy worn open. It reads finished the way a shirt does and moves the way a sweater does — which is why it becomes the October-onward default.

A Soft Knitted Collar That Holds Its Line There is no fusing and no stiffness to press. It sits upright under a jacket and lies flat when you wear it alone.

Contrast Tipping That Gives the Piece Definition A fine line of trim at the collar edge and cuffs marks it out from plainer long sleeve polo shirts. It is the detail that makes the piece look considered rather than casual by default.

Long Sleeves With Cuffs That Stay Put The ribbed cuff holds at the wrist rather than riding up your forearm, so sleeves pushed back at a desk still fall back cleanly.

Brushed Wool-Blend Knit With Weight Behind It The cloth is a fine, dense knit brushed on the face for a soft, slightly matte hand, with enough body to hold its shape through a cold day indoors. Fully fashioned collar and cuffs and a short buttoned placket keep the edges from stretching out with wear — closer in build to a knitted Fred Perry polo shirt than to a jersey tee.

Wear it with grey flannel trousers and suede derbies, or under an unstructured blazer for the office.

PRODUCT DETAILS

• Fabric: Brushed wool-blend knit, fine dense gauge with soft handle
• Fit: Regular, close to the body without clinging
• Sleeve: Long, with ribbed cuffs
• Length: Hip, sits level worn out or tucked
• Season: Autumn and winter
• Occasions: Office, dinner, weekend layering
• Collar: Knitted polo collar with two-button contrast placket
• Detail: Contrast tipping at collar and cuffs
• Sizes: S, M, L, XL, 2XL