Women's Cable Knit Jumpers & Cardigans
A cable knit jumper womens reach for every winter: oversized, high neck, V-neck and a button-collar style, plus a zip cable cardigan and a V-neck cardigan. Classic texture, cosy fit, free UK delivery.
Classic texture, modern shapes
Cable stitches give a knit depth and warmth, and they always look smart. An oversized fit feels relaxed with leggings, a high neck keeps the chill out, and a V-neck looks neat over a shirt for the office.
Cable knit cardigans
A zip cardigan works like a soft jacket indoors, while the V-neck cardigan looks pretty buttoned up as a top.
Chunky or fine
Bigger cables feel cosy and casual; finer ones sit better under a coat and look more polished.
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Outfits with a cable jumper
Pair one with straight jeans and loafers, tuck it into a midi skirt with boots, or wear it over a collared shirt for a preppy look. Cream, grey and camel are the most versatile shades.
Keeping the cables neat
Fold the knit rather than hang it, wash cool inside out and dry flat. Free UK delivery and 30 days to return.
Frequently asked questions: Women's Cable Knit Jumpers & Cardigans
What is a cable knit jumper?
A cable knit jumper has raised twisted patterns that look like ropes running down the front and sleeves. The style comes from the fishermen's knits of the British and Irish isles, and the thicker texture traps more warm air than a flat knit. It comes in many cuts: oversized, high neck, V neck and button cardigans.
How do you style a cable knit jumper?
An oversized cable knit looks easy with straight jeans and ankle boots, or over a midi skirt with the front tucked in. A V neck style suits a collared shirt underneath, and a cable cardigan works as a light jacket over a dress. Cream and grey go with almost anything, while red and green give a cosy festive look.
How should I wash a cable knit jumper?
Turn it inside out and wash on a cool delicate or hand-wash cycle so the cables keep their shape. Press the water out in a towel, then dry it flat and smooth the pattern with your hands while it is damp. Fold it for storage, since hanging a heavy knit can stretch the shoulders.
Is a cable knit jumper warm enough for winter?
Yes, the raised pattern makes the knit thicker than a plain jumper, so it holds more warmth. A high neck style keeps the chill off your neck on windy days, and an oversized cut leaves room for a long sleeve top underneath. With a coat on top it is ready for proper winter weather.