Women's Wool Jumpers & Cardigans
Every womens wool jumper on this page has real wool in the knit: a pure wool fitted jumper, wool-blend crew, V-neck and roll neck styles, a cashmere-blend henley and two warm wool cardigans.
Why choose wool
Natural fibres keep you warm without bulk, stay comfortable in a heated office and does not hold on to odours, so it needs washing less often than other knits. A blended yarn adds softness and makes the knit easier to care for.
Pure wool or a blend
The fitted pure wool jumper is the warmest and the most classic; the blended styles feel lighter and softer.
Cardigans with buttons
A buttoned cardigan with a collar and a Fair Isle cardigan work over a shirt or a dress and replace a jacket indoors.
From Maria & Denis
Knitwear you will keep for years
Crew necks suit a collar underneath, V-necks look good with a necklace, and the roll neck keeps the wind off on the coldest walks. Choose neutral shades for work and a colour block style for the weekend.
Colours that last all season
Soft ivory, mid grey, navy and warm camel pair with almost every coat, skirt and pair of jeans, so one good knit can be repeated through the whole week without looking the same twice.
Caring for your knits
Hand wash cool or on a gentle cycle, reshape while damp and dry flat away from the radiator. Free UK delivery and 30 days to return.
Frequently asked questions: Women's Wool Jumpers & Cardigans
How do you wash a wool jumper?
Use the wool or hand-wash cycle at 30 degrees or below with a wool detergent, and turn the jumper inside out first. Never wring it: roll it in a towel to press the water out, then dry it flat away from radiators. This keeps the knit soft and stops it from losing its shape.
How do I unshrink a wool jumper?
Soak it for about half an hour in lukewarm water with a spoon of hair conditioner, which relaxes the fibres. Press out the water without rubbing, lay it on a towel and gently stretch it back to its original size, then let it dry flat. To avoid shrinking in the first place, skip hot washes and the tumble dryer.
Is a wool jumper warmer than a cotton one?
Yes. Wool traps air between its fibres, so it holds warmth even when the air is damp, and it stays comfortable over a wider range of temperatures. Cotton is breathable but cools quickly once it gets wet. A wool or wool-blend knit is the better choice for cold British days.
How do I stop my wool jumper from bobbling?
Bobbles appear where the knit rubs, under the arms and at the sides. Wash it inside out on a gentle cycle, avoid bags with rough straps rubbing the same spot, and give it a day of rest between wears. Remove any bobbles with a fabric shaver or a wool comb to keep it looking new.