Women's V Neck Jumpers
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Every v neck jumper womens shoppers find here is a knit you can wear from the school run to a dinner out. Choose pure merino, a soft wool blend, a chunky cable or a slim rib in shades from black to emerald. The open neckline frames a necklace or a shirt collar and flatters almost every shape.
Ladies V neck jumpers in wool, cable and rib
The page starts with our merino wool V neck, a fine knit made entirely from merino that keeps you warm without bulk and breathes indoors. Next to it sits the soft wool blend V neck in nine colours, a little thicker and very easy to live in. The cable knit V neck brings texture and comes in blue, navy, cream and a sunny yellow. For a sleeker look, the ribbed slim-fit V neck hugs the figure and tucks neatly into trousers and skirts.
Varsity and argyle V neck jumpers for women
The Cambridge varsity V neck adds a sporty, preppy touch, with a choice of beige, blue, navy, pink and cream. The Ascot argyle V neck has a classic diamond pattern in warm beige tones that looks smart with chinos and loafers. Both sit comfortably over a collared shirt, which is the quickest way to look put together at work. They also work on their own with jeans for a relaxed weekend.
Black and navy V neck jumpers for every day
A black V neck jumper is the easiest knit to wear, and four styles on this page come in black. Navy is the softer alternative, lovely with denim, grey trousers and white trainers. Both colours hide the odd mark and look neat under a wool coat or a trench. If you only buy one, start with the colour you already wear most and add a brighter shade later.
From Maria & Denis
How we choose and style womens jumpers with a V neck
We look closely at the neckline first, because a V that sits too low or gapes quickly spoils the whole jumper. We check that the rib around the neck holds its shape after washing and that the cuffs spring back when you push the sleeves up. The yarn has to feel soft on bare skin, so anything scratchy stays off the page. Colour matters too, so we compare every shade in daylight before it goes live.
Our favourite ways to wear a V neck
For the office we wear a fine merino or rib over a white shirt with the collar out and the cuffs showing. At the weekend a cable knit with straight jeans and ankle boots feels relaxed but still tidy. In the evening a black V neck with gold jewellery and a midi skirt is simple and elegant. A long coat on top keeps the whole look warm when the evenings turn cold.
Caring for your knit and choosing a size
Wash wool and merino by hand in cool water with a wool detergent, then roll the jumper in a towel and dry it flat away from radiators. Store knits folded rather than hung, so the shoulders keep their shape season after season. To choose a size, measure a similar jumper you own across the chest and compare it with the chart on the product page. Delivery to any UK address costs nothing, and you have 30 days to send a knit back if it is not right.
Frequently asked questions: Women's V Neck Jumpers
How do you wear a V neck jumper?
Wear a fine merino or ribbed V neck tucked into high-waisted trousers or a midi skirt for a neat line. A chunkier cable or varsity style looks relaxed half-tucked into straight jeans. Push the sleeves up a little and add a fine necklace that sits inside the neckline.
What should I wear under a V neck jumper?
A collared shirt with the points out over the neckline is the classic smart option for the office. A plain white or black vest top keeps the look clean and adds warmth on cold days. With a slim ribbed V neck you can also wear nothing underneath, as the neckline is soft rather than plunging.
What goes well with a V neck jumper?
Straight or wide-leg jeans, tailored trousers, pleated midi skirts and leather-look leggings all suit a V neck. Loafers, ankle boots and clean white trainers are easy shoe choices. On top, a long wool coat or a trench keeps the outfit tidy when the weather turns.
Is a merino V neck jumper warm enough for winter?
Yes. Merino traps warmth close to the body while still letting moisture escape, so it keeps you warm outdoors without feeling stuffy indoors. A fine merino knit sits easily under a coat on cold mornings. For the coldest days, choose a thicker cable or wool blend style from this page.