Harold | Cable Knit Quarter Zip Jumper

Rope cables. Standing collar. Settled.

The cable panels run up the chest and give the front real density, while the sleeves stay lean enough to slip under a coat. The zip opens to a collar that stands on its own, so there is nothing to straighten once it is on. Cut with room across the chest and a slightly closer line at the waist, it layers over a shirt without stacking bulk. Take your usual size; the body is relaxed rather than oversized.

A Stand Collar That Frames the Neck The collar holds its height through the afternoon without interfacing. Left half open it reads like a shirt collar over a plain tee, which is why it works where gents v neck jumpers can look too dressed down.

Quarter Zip That Sets Your Own Temperature Zip it high when the wind turns and the neck is covered. Drop it halfway indoors and the piece settles into something quieter.

Relaxed Through the Chest, Trim at the Waist The extra room across the front means a collared shirt sits flat underneath. The waist stays close enough that the hem does not flare over a trouser.

Rope Cable Knit With Weight Behind It A dense, substantial wool-blend knit with rope cables worked through the chest and sleeves, holding its shape rather than slumping by evening. Ribbed cuffs and hem grip lightly, and the zip is set into a reinforced placket so the neckline stays straight.

Wear it over an oxford shirt with flat-front wool trousers, or over a tee with dark denim and leather boots.

PRODUCT DETAILS

• Fabric: Wool-blend cable knit
• Fit: Relaxed tailored through the body
• Sleeve: Long, set-in with ribbed cuffs
• Length: Hip length with ribbed hem
• Season: Autumn and winter
• Occasions: Office, weekend, travel
• Closure: Quarter zip with stand collar
• Sizes: S, M, L, XL
• Colours: Midnight Navy, Oat, Light Gray, Black