Ascot Argyle V-Neck Jumper

The pattern
An argyle v-neck jumper with a heritage pattern
Argyle was first worn on the Scottish hills; here the diamonds are big and bold, so the pattern looks fresh rather than old-fashioned.
Chocolate diamonds and fine golden lines on warm camel are crisp and graphic.
The back is plain camel, so it layers under a coat without looking busy. It is a true British classic.
The Ascot jumper has a classic argyle pattern with a heritage feel, inspired by traditional British knitwear and the elegance of race days. The camel tones are warm and rich, perfect for autumn and winter, and the pattern looks smart and timeless rather than novelty.
The neckline
A deep V for shirts and necklaces
The deep V is finished with a firm ribbed band that keeps its shape and does not stretch out.
It shows off a shirt collar, a necklace or a T-shirt, and it lengthens the neck and frames the face.
The soft, medium-weight knit does not itch, so you can wear it straight against the skin. Hand wash cool and dry flat.
The deep V is made for showing off a crisp shirt collar or a delicate necklace, and the loose, relaxed fit drapes comfortably over the body. Pair it with a white shirt and tailored trousers for a polished look, or with jeans and loafers for weekends. The argyle pattern also adds a playful, preppy character that looks great with a crisp white shirt and a pleated skirt, and the loose fit means it slips easily over a collared shirt without bunching at the arms.


The fit
Loose and relaxed, S to L
The chest measures 122 cm on the S up to 130 cm on the L, and the length is 70 to 72 cm, covering the hips. Measure a similar jumper you already own and compare it with the size chart.
Wear it over a white shirt with the collar out, jeans and loafers, or with a pleated skirt and tights.
Choose your size above — free UK delivery.
Camel argyle pairs beautifully with cream, navy, brown and denim. It is a characterful, classic knit that brings a touch of preppy charm to everyday outfits, and a lovely gift for anyone who loves heritage style. It is a jumper that looks just as good at a country pub as at a city lunch.
From Maria & Denis
An argyle V-neck jumper is a British heritage classic — and this one gives it a relaxed, modern fit, with large chocolate diamonds and fine gold lines on a soft camel knit.
Camel argyle, in sizes S to L. It is the jumper we imagine at a country race day in Ascot, over a crisp white shirt with jeans and loafers, and it looks just as right at the office.
In motion
See the pattern in motion
The big argyle diamonds, the fine golden lines and the ribbed V-neck.
Why you will love it
A classic British argyle pattern with gold lines.
Large, bold diamonds for a modern look.
A deep V-neck to wear over a shirt.
A loose, relaxed fit that covers the hips.
Camel argyle, sizes S to L.
Fabric & care
Hand wash cool or use the wool cycle, inside out. Reshape while damp and dry flat — hanging a wet knit stretches the shoulders. No tumble dryer.
Fold rather than hang between wears; a jumper kept on a hanger slowly grows longer.
Size guide
These are measurements of the garment laid flat, not body measurements. Compare them with a similar piece you already own — that is the most reliable way to choose.
| Size | Chest, cm | Length, cm | Shoulder to cuff, cm |
|---|---|---|---|
| S | 122 | 70 | 80 |
| M | 126 | 71 | 81 |
| L | 130 | 72 | 82 |
Questions and answers
How do I choose my size in this jumper?
It comes in sizes S to L. The size guide on this page gives measurements of the jumper itself, taken flat: chest, length and shoulder to cuff. Measure a similar jumper you own, laid flat, and compare it with the chart; free UK delivery and 30 days to return give you time to check the fit at home.
How do I wash this jumper without it shrinking?
Hand wash cool or use the wool cycle, inside out. Reshape while damp and dry flat — hanging a wet knit stretches the shoulders. No tumble dryer.
How do I remove bobbles from this jumper?
Bobbles form where the fabric rubs, under the arms, at the cuffs and where a bag strap sits. Lay the jumper flat and glide a fabric shaver or a knit comb lightly over the area; pulling bobbles off by hand loosens the fibres. Washing inside out with similar soft fabrics slows them down.

