Women's Pullovers

Knitted from merino wool into a subtly tailored style. With scalloped hem and vertical seams.

Simple yet eye-catching at the same time: Pure and clean style three-piece made of soft wool jersey.

The roll-neck is undergoing a fashion revival. This one won’t make you look big nor is it too warm.

30-fine-gauge knit made of Pashmina cashmere and silk. By Pashma, India.

One that doesn’t add any bulk despite the fashionable ribbed fabric and winter style. By SLY010, Berlin.

How does exquisite cashmere become even softer, even warmer? Simply add hot water.

Traditional knitted zip-neck pullovers are rarely this modern or feminine. Shorter length. Finished with silk.

A favourite of the fashion crowd: The affordable cashmere sweater by Zoe Ona.

Chunky knitwear meets delicate pleating. A layered look from the „inventor“ of the style break: TWINSET.

Finished with cashmere and silk. Stylish cut. And much more feminine than normal.

Neon spots, boxy cut and turtleneck make this Donegal classic a stylish highlight. By Fisherman Out of Ireland.

The secret: Cotton/cashmere knit instead of conventional sweatshirt fabric.

The ingredients for a better basic jumper: Hand-picked baby alpaca wool and contemporary details.

Fringed jumpers are now in the lead for fashion, but very few are this elegant. Made in Italy by Gran Sasso.

A wonderfully comfortable, trendy smart look and pleasantly affordable.

30-fine-gauge knit made of Pashmina cashmere and silk. By Pashma, India.

Knitted from airy linen: The pullover with cable pattern in a summery style. Made in Ireland. By Carbery.

It doesn’t get any finer. These featherweight pullovers by John Smedley fit into every handbag.

Retro pattern from 1989. From the archives of Clark Ross, the alpaca specialist. Knitted in South America.

The alpaca jumper is made from “Airjet” yarn. Produced on manual knitting machines by KERO DESIGN in Peru.

Artful and rare Fair Isle jacquard in 6 trend colours. By Eribé, Scotland.

Very few fashionable print pullovers are this luxurious (and yet affordable). By Pashma, India.

The latest Norwegian pullover: In boxy style, with roll neck and large all-over pattern.

Rarely does a pullover combine so many exciting structures. Made in England. By Peregrine.

Trendy rib knit – but extraordinarily fine and feminine. The jumper with trendy turtleneck collar. Gran Sasso.

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

The fashionable version of the maritime striped jumper. With sparkling Lurex yarn and a trendy sheerness.

Exquisite Pima cotton. Casual cable pattern. Feminine, fitted style. By Carbery.

The summer favourite among cotton pullovers. Crêpe Giza cotton.

Hard to find: Slimline, lightweight knitwear among the fashionable chunky knit pullovers.

A rare find: Luxurious pullover made of 100% camel hair. Spun in England. Knitted in Europe.

Your most important travelling companion. A pullover weighing only 7oz.

Rare cobweb knit. Airy and still a fully fashioned knit.

Well-being that you can wear: Incomparably soft, light and airy thanks to bamboo yarn.

Summery light cotton. Slip-resistant design. Classic pattern mix. Fine ecru. By Minnie Rose, New York.

Warms without being bulky: The perfect shirt under slender blazers and jackets.

As airy as a shirt. Except it’s made from the finest downy-soft cashmere.

More original than most floral patterns: Hand-crocheted in expressive three-dimensional look.

Alan Paine invented the legendary cricket jumper. And then reinvented it. The renaissance of a fashion classic.

Cable knit pullover suitable for year-round wear: Made from finely spun cashmere yarn.

Dyed and knitted by hand: Rare ribbon yarn made of baby alpaca and merino wool.

With the wool razor, you can remove pilling nodules in no time.