Jumper Dresses & Knitted Dresses
A jumper dress is the easiest winter outfit: one piece, warm and done. Choose a ribbed midi, a cable knit with a belt, a half-zip or a collared knitted dress. Wear it with tights and boots.
Knitted dresses for every shape
Our edit runs from fitted ribbed midi styles that follow the body to relaxed cable knits that skim over it. A belted cable knit defines the waist, an off-shoulder ribbed midi feels a little dressier, and a skater cut flares from the waist for an easy, flattering line.
Midi or mini
Midi lengths fall below the knee and keep you warm on the school run; the bodycon mini and the ruffle-hem cable knit look best with thick black tights.
Collars, zips and bows
Details make each one different: a contrast collar, a half zip at the neck, buttons down the front, little bows on a soft grey knit or a leopard print for a bolder look.
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How to wear knit in winter
Add ankle boots and a long coat for the office, chunky trainers for the weekend, or knee-high boots and gold jewellery for a dinner out. Black, grey and camel go with every coat you already own.
Looking after knitwear
Wash it cool and inside out, then dry it flat so the shape stays neat. Delivery is free across the UK and you have 30 days to return.
Frequently asked questions: Jumper Dresses & Knitted Dresses
How do you style a jumper dress?
Start with the shape: a ribbed midi dress looks sleek with knee-high boots and a long coat, while a cable knit dress with a ruffle hem feels relaxed with chunky trainers. Add a belt to mark the waist, or a scarf in a contrast colour. Our range runs from bodycon minis to turtleneck and half zip midis, so one dress can work for the office and the weekend.
What shoes go with a jumper dress?
Knee-high and ankle boots are the classic pairing on cold days, and they keep your legs warm with thick tights. Loafers suit a midi length for a smarter look, and white trainers make a short knitted dress feel casual. With a long ribbed dress, a slim boot keeps the line clean, while chunky soles balance a heavier cable knit.
What is the difference between a jumper dress and a knitted dress?
In the UK the two names are mostly used for the same thing: a dress knitted like a jumper. People tend to say jumper dress for a looser, cosier fit with a roll or crew neck, and knitted dress for slimmer ribbed shapes, skater cuts and dresses with collars or bows. You will find both on this page.
How should I wash a knitted dress?
Turn it inside out and use a cool wool or delicate cycle, or wash by hand in lukewarm water with a mild detergent. Gently press out the water instead of wringing, then dry it flat on a towel so the knit keeps its length. Fold it in a drawer rather than hanging it, which can stretch the shoulders.