Women's Green Jumpers
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A women's green jumper brings the colours of a long country walk into cosy autumn and winter dressing. Pick army green cable knit, a dark green ribbed roll neck or a fitted pure wool style in sprout green. Each shade pairs beautifully with denim, cream and brown.
A green jumper for every kind of day
Our five jumpers cover the classic necklines, from a soft V to a cosy roll neck, and each one comes in at least one shade of green. The fitted pure wool jumper is our pick for the office, as its slim line sits neatly under a blazer. The wool crew neck in ocean green or khaki is the relaxed weekend choice for brunch, markets and long drives. For the coldest walks, the cable knit high neck in army green keeps your throat out of the wind.
Green knitted jumper styles in pure wool and blends
A green knitted jumper in pure wool breathes well, so you stay warm outdoors without overheating on the train. The sprout shade of the fitted style is bright and spring-like, and it cheers up dark trousers. The V-neck uses a soft wool blend, and its army tone looks good with a striped shirt collar showing at the neck. Both are happy washed by hand or on a wool cycle at a low temperature.
Dark green jumper or light green?
The ribbed roll neck is the only style with three greens to choose from: dark, mid and light. A dark green jumper looks rich with camel, cream and chocolate brown, and it hides the odd coffee splash. The lightest shade feels fresher and works with white jeans or a pale denim skirt. If you only buy one, the mid tone sits comfortably between the two.
From Maria & Denis
How we wear ladies green jumpers
We both love a coloured knit, so these are styling tips we actually use ourselves on chilly weekends. Maria tucks the front of a khaki crew neck into high-waisted jeans for a neater waistline. On cooler evenings she wears the roll neck under a pinafore dress or with a long pleated skirt and loafers. These shades also look great next to tweed, so a check coat over the top is never a mistake.
What we look for in a green knit jumper
We check that the ribbing at the cuffs and hem springs back after a tug, because loose cuffs are the first sign of a tired knit. We also look at how evenly the colour has taken across the whole jumper, as patchy dye shows up fast in these tones. Seams should lie flat at the shoulder so the jumper hangs straight from neck to hem. Anything that pills badly after a short wear test is left off the page.
Choosing your size and caring for wool
Measure a jumper you already like across the chest and from shoulder to hem, then compare those figures with the size chart for each style. Wool hates heat, so skip the tumble dryer and dry your jumper flat on a towel, gently easing it back into shape while damp. A quick airing between wears often freshens wool, so you can wash it less often. Every order ships free across the UK, and returns are open for 30 days.
Frequently asked questions: Women's Green Jumpers
What to wear with a green jumper?
Blue jeans and brown boots are the easy, country-walk combination. Darker greens, like the ribbed roll neck in forest tones, look lovely with a camel skirt and tights, while the light khaki Bergamo knit top tucks into high-waisted trousers under a blazer. Gold earrings and a tan bag finish the look.
What colours go with an olive or khaki jumper?
Earthy greens sit beautifully with cream, camel, brown, denim blue and navy. Mustard and rust bring out the warmth in khaki, while black makes army green look sharper. For a soft tonal outfit, try our dark khaki crew neck with beige trousers and a cream coat.
How do I wash a green wool jumper?
Wash wool by hand or on a gentle cycle in cool water, then dry it flat so it keeps its shape. Do not hang a wet knit, as the weight stretches it. For the fitted pure wool jumper and the wool crew neck, always check the care label inside first.
Which green jumper is the warmest?
The oversized cable knit in khaki is the chunkiest, the one for long walks and cold weekends. The high-neck cable jumper in army green and the ribbed roll neck keep draughts off the neck. The fitted pure wool jumper in sprout green is slimmer but holds warmth close to the body.