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About Men's Wool Jumpers

Men's wool jumpers built for the cold weeks: pure wool crewnecks, mock necks, cardigans and polo jumpers, plus a merino half-zip. Wool is the practical fibre in this range, warm, forgiving and easier to care for than cashmere. If you want softer, see men's cashmere jumpers.

How to choose men's wool jumpers

Wool or merino

Most pieces here are titled 'pure wool': a ribbed crewneck, a mock neck, a long-sleeve polo jumper, a V-neck button cardigan, a full-zip with structured collar and a colour-block half-zip. The merino piece is a half-zip with ribbed cuffs and hem. As a general rule, merino is the finer and lighter wool; standard pure wool is the sturdier one.

By neckline

Mock neck keeps the neck warm without a fold-over collar. V-neck button cardigan layers over a shirt and tie. Crewneck is the plain choice for under a coat. Polo jumper for smart-casual. Full-zip with structured collar for the quickest on-and-off.

Pieces that are not pure wool

The turtleneck titled 'viscose blend with tailored fit' and the diamond-knit zip cardigan sit here because they are cold-weather knits, not because they are pure wool. Check the title before you buy if the fibre matters to you.

Sizing wool jumpers

Take your usual size for the crewneck, mock neck and cardigan. The viscose-blend turtleneck is titled 'tailored fit' and sits close. If you plan to wear a collared shirt under the mock neck, check that the neck sits over the collar comfortably.

Caring for wool

General guidance: wool resists odour, so air it between wears and wash only when needed, cold on a wool programme, then dry flat. Heat and agitation shrink wool, so no tumble dryer. The care label on each piece takes precedence.

Pairing

A pure wool polo jumper with straight trousers and suede loafers is the smart-casual default. The colour-block half-zip is the casual one; wear it with the corduroy-look trousers.

FAQ
Is pure wool too warm for indoor wear?

On a cold day, a mock neck or crewneck in pure wool is comfortable indoors for a few hours. If you run warm, choose the full-zip or the merino half-zip so you can open the neck.

Why does a wool jumper smell damp after rain?

Wool absorbs moisture into the fibre and releases it as it dries. Hang it in a ventilated room away from direct heat and the smell goes with the moisture.

Which wool piece works with a shirt and tie?

The V-neck button cardigan: the V shows the tie knot and the buttons let you open it indoors. The polo jumper also takes a shirt underneath, but without a tie.

Can I tumble-dry a wool jumper?

No. Heat and agitation shrink wool. Dry it flat on a towel, reshaping the shoulders. Follow the care label on your piece.