Knitwear

This pullover made from fine Merino wool by John Smedley weighs less than 10.6oz. Fits any briefcase.

The well-established art of knitting meets modern design. Made in England as carefully as ever. By Peregrine.

Comfortable elastic. Pleasantly light. And yet unmistakeably, stylistically confident. By Barutti.

Look a true gentleman – even when it’s over 30 degrees. A rare find: A two-piece ensemble made of pure linen.

Fine-knit instead of chunky: The elegant version of the linen cardigan. Also fits under your sports jacket.

Grainy cool linen outside, finest Egyptian Giza cotton inside.

Your most sensational weather protection is a nice pullover. Warm, water-repellent, windproof.

10 practical pockets. And protection from harmful UV rays.

Lighter than virgin wool. Almost as soft as cashmere. And far more resilient than both.

Not just any Norwegian pullover. The original zip neck pullover of the Norwegian national team.

Lightweight wool + piqué knit: Airy and yet shape-retaining. By Alan Paine.

Aran knit art in a summery style. The airy linen/cotton cardigan – made in Ireland by Carbery.

A classic for more than 30 years: The pub jacket by Inis Meáin. Traditional knitted art made in Ireland.

The airy, light seersucker waistcoat: Wonderfully cool and doubly fashionable. By Carl Gross, since 1925.

Made of soft knit. Windproof on the inside. The comfortable elastic windbreaker by Key West, Copenhagen.

Classic, elegant knitted look on the outside. A lightweight & gently warming Thermotech® fleece on the inside.

Alan Paine invented the legendary cricket jumper. And then reinvented it.

Hardwearing and elegant, it will look good for years.

The perfect single piece: The tweed waistcoat made of pure virgin wool – on both sides.

Softer just got softer. Viscose from bamboo/cashmere. The summery lightweight basic jumper by Benbarton.

Textured patent stitch knitwear – ­unusually lightweight and airy. By Carbery.

Not too warm thanks to pure cotton. The indigo dye makes it very authentic. By Key-West, Copenhagen.

Lasting beauty and an especially noble gift.

Fine, handcrafted jacquard design made from strong, pure virgin wool.

Light, soft, warm: Probably your most versatile cardigan, made of precious baby alpaca wool. Made in Ireland.

Irish knitwear by Carbery: Linen with merino wool on the outside. Soft cotton on the inside.

The original Breton fisherman’s sweater: Made by Saint James for 130 years.

Warmer, softer and more interesting than most: The Henley shirt by super.natural.

With striking graduated colour: A unique and fashionable way to wear stripes.

As fashionable as a blouson. Yet much more comfortable. Jacket made of hand-picked Peruvian Pima cotton.

Robust Donegal look without scratching. The elegant pullover made of rare fine, soft yarn with Royal Alpaca.

The luxury of a genuine camel hair pullover.

Made of 4-ply cashmere: The luxurious cardigan by Doriani.

As soft as cashmere, yet sturdy enough for everyday wear.

The luxurious waistcoat for true globetrotters. Made of soft lamb nubuck leather.

Your favourite soft waistcoat will come out of the washing machine looking like new.

Downy. Lightweight. Greatindoors and under jackets. By Clark Ross, the alpaca specialist.

Rustic look – contemporary interpretation. With incorporated yoke. Authentically made in Ireland.

Thanks to Polartec® Classic 300, warm in the winter and wind and waterproof. By Aigle.

Exceptionally stylish. Ideal throughout the year. The fine knit zip-neck pullover made of Pima cotton.

The warming wool sweater that never scratches. Finest Merino wool on the outside, pure cotton on the inside.

A work of art made in the Andes from 100% alpaca. Hand-knit in 28 colours. This mosaic is not laid but knitted.

The warm woollen jumper that never ever scratches.

Only 150g (5.3 oz) and incredibly versatile. Airy fine knit jumper made of cotton and linen.

A knitted work of art made in Ireland: The airy linen zipped jacket by Inis Meáin.

Fine linen and cotton knit: Casual can look this stylish.

A masterful piece of knitting from Clonakilty.