Women's Burgundy Jumpers
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A womens burgundy jumper brings deep, warm colour to grey days and pairs easily with denim, black and camel. Choose a cable knit with a button collar, a pure wool mock neck, a soft henley or a burgundy cardigan. Every piece is knitted for real winter wear.
Burgundy jumpers for women, from cable knit to pure wool
The Seoul cable knit jumper has a rich fisherman's cable and a tall collar that buttons up into a roll neck or folds down flat. The mock neck pure wool jumper is a simple, soft knit in a deep wine shade with ribbed cuffs and hem. Our colour block collared jumper is a fine-rib wool blend with a contrast collar and cuffs knitted in. The knitted henley jumper uses a cashmere-blend yarn with a shawl collar and a two-button placket, from S to 5XL.
Burgundy cardigans with buttons
If you prefer something you can open and close, there are two burgundy cardigans on this page. The crew neck button cardigan is a fine sheep wool knit with a slim fit, light enough to wear under a coat. The wool button cardigan with collar is longer and relaxed, with a fold-down collar and big buttons that make it feel like a knitted jacket. Both look easy over a white tee, a shirt or a simple dress.
Why burgundy works so well in knitwear
Burgundy is a dark red with a hint of brown, so it looks rich without being as loud as a bright red jumper. It sits well next to navy, charcoal, camel and cream, and it softens a plain black coat. Wool and wool-blend yarns take the colour deeply, so the shade looks even and full in daylight. It is a quiet way to add colour to a winter wardrobe that is mostly neutral.
From Maria & Denis
How we pick and style burgundy knitwear
We compare every burgundy knit side by side in daylight, because the same colour name can mean anything from brick red to purple. A shade that turns pink or orange next to the others does not make it onto this page. We also check that the cuffs and hem spring back after a stretch and that the buttons sit straight on the placket. The knit has to feel soft from the first wear, not only after a few washes.
Easy outfits with a burgundy jumper
For the office we wear the mock neck jumper with black tailored trousers and loafers, or tucked into a pleated skirt. At the weekend the Seoul cable knit looks great with straight blue jeans, white trainers and a camel coat. A burgundy cardigan worn open over a cream top and dark denim is the simplest outfit of all. Add gold jewellery or a leopard print scarf if you like a little more detail.
Sizes, care and returns
Every jumper and cardigan has its own size chart on the product page, with measurements in centimetres. The easiest way to choose is to measure a similar garment you own and compare it with the size chart. Wash wool and wool blends cold on a gentle cycle or by hand, then dry them flat away from the radiator. Delivery to any UK address is free, and you have 30 days to send a piece back if it is not right.
Frequently asked questions: Women's Burgundy Jumpers
What colour goes with a burgundy jumper?
Burgundy is easy to match because it is a deep, slightly brown red. Navy, charcoal, camel, cream and blue denim all sit well with it, and black makes it look richer. For a softer look try it with light grey or a warm beige, and keep shoes and bags in brown or black leather.
What to wear with a burgundy jumper?
Straight blue jeans and white trainers are the simplest weekend outfit, and black tailored trousers with loafers work well for the office. A burgundy knit also looks lovely with a pleated or a denim skirt and ankle boots. Over the top, a camel or a navy coat finishes the outfit.
What colour shirt goes with a burgundy jumper?
A white or cream shirt is the classic choice: the collar peeks out above the neckline and keeps the look fresh. Light blue and soft pink shirts are also good partners, and a thin striped shirt adds a little detail. Under a burgundy cardigan a plain white tee works just as well.
Is burgundy the same as wine or maroon?
They are very close shades of dark red, and shops often use the names for the same colour. Burgundy usually has a little purple in it, maroon is a touch browner and wine sits between the two. On this page every knit is a deep red of this family, compared side by side in daylight.