Men's Knitwear

Warm felted wool: Traditionally weatherproof like high-tech fabric, but much more stylish.

Now bang on-trend: Classic workwear overshirt. Latest trend: Lighter thanks to rare alpaca wool.

Finally: The lightweight, soft (and just as warm) alternative to heavy wool pullovers.

Airy, comfortable and low-crease. Made in Ireland by knitwear specialists Carbery, since 1886.

Maritime stripes: Commonplace as a pullover – unusual as a cardigan. By Carbery.

The fine merino wool striped pullover that never scratches. Stereo-System® knitting with cotton interior.

Long searched for, finally found: Few waistcoats are this elegant and comfortable. By Hannes Roether/Germany.

Your most comfy outdoor jacket: Completely weatherproof, yet made of all-natural fibres.

On the outside the warmth of merino wool; on the inside the softness of GIZA cotton.

Your smart fine knit jumper for the warmer weather. By Junghans 1954.

Doubly airy: Knitwear made of pure linen with supplementary ventilating structure.

Summery, lightweight basic pullover – a rarity in pure linen. Made in Ireland. By Junghans 1954.

The warm woollen jumper that never ever scratches. Fine merino wool on the outside, pure cotton on the inside.

First-rate and rare: 3-ply cashmere from Inner Mongolia.

To this day, the individual parts are still stitched together slowly and carefully by hand.

Fine yak wool, cashmere and Irish knitting make this cardigan very special. By Carbery from Clonakilty

Chic cable knit slipover made of baby alpaca wool and pima cotton. By knitwear specialist Clark Ross.

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

Velvety soft. Chic. Durable. And yet so very rare. The shawl collar cardigan in fashionable chenille yarn.

SeaCell®Cashmere: Soft and cuddly thanks to cashmere. Dry, low-pilling and skin-pampering thanks to seaweed.

This stylish, lightweight linen and virgin wool waistcoat is the perfect alternative.

A rare Irish original: the Aran Troyer by Irelands Eye from Dublin.

Finely knitted using long-staple cotton. By Ragman.

A rare knitted masterpiece from the Andes. Not mass-produced in the Far East.

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

Hard to find: A cardigan that really does perfectly match your favourite jeans. By Piece of Blue/Denmark.

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

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

This fashionable knitted waistcoat is truly unique. The knitted mouliné waistcoat by Phil Petter from Austria.

Elegant fine knit instead of T-shirt jersey: This Henley shirt is not just for wearing underneath.

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

Simple look, superior comfort. The classic sweat jacket. In sumptuous Mongolian 2-ply cashmere.

The proven weather protection of waxed cotton – finally without getting greasy fingers.

A softer, better wool blazer is hard to find.

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

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

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

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

Indestructible design. The genuine Patric Hollington waistcoat.

With shawl collar, cable knit and Norwegian pattern. A masterful piece of knitting from Carbery of Clonakilty.

Fashionable chenille yarn: Velvety as usual. Unusually natural. By Phil Petter.

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

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

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

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

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

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

The luxury of a genuine camel hair pullover.