Women's Cable Knit High Neck Jumper
The cables
A classic cable front
Bold cables give the jumper the look of a traditional knit, while the relaxed body and dropped shoulders keep it modern and easy.
The yarn is soft and springy, so the jumper feels warm without weighing you down.
The cables are raised and springy, so the jumper keeps its rich look wash after wash instead of going flat.
The fit
Relaxed, S to XXXL
The cut is roomy through the body and sleeves, with a ribbed high neck, cuffs and hem.
Bust measurements run from 100 cm on the S to 116 cm on the XXL; measure a similar jumper you own and compare it with the size chart below.
If you like a neater look, tuck just the front into high-waisted jeans; worn loose it falls to the hip and covers the waistband.
How to wear it
Six colours for every day
White and grey are soft and easy; black is clean and smart; blue, army green and red bring colour to a winter wardrobe.
Wear it with straight jeans and boots, or tuck the front into a pleated skirt. Free UK delivery.
Pair white or grey with denim and white trainers, black with a pleated skirt and boots, or army green with camel trousers for an earthy autumn look.
From Maria & Denis
A cable knit high neck jumper is the cosy jumper you live in from the first cold snap, and this one is cut relaxed so it feels easy over a shirt or on its own.
Twisted cables run down the front, the high neck keeps the draught off, and the soft, lamb-wool-touch yarn stays comfortable all day.
It is the jumper we reach for on grey mornings: it goes on over a shirt, a vest or nothing at all, and it never looks like you have just thrown it on.
White, grey, black, blue, army green or red, in sizes S to XXXL.
Why you will love it
Bold cable knit front.
High neck that keeps the cold out.
Relaxed, comfortable fit.
Soft yarn with a lamb-wool touch.
Raised cables that keep their shape.
Covers the hips when worn loose.
Six colours, sizes S to XXXL.
Fabric & care
Soft knit with a lamb-wool touch.
Hand wash cold or use the wool cycle, dry flat away from heat.
Wool is naturally odour-resistant, so it rarely needs washing: air it on a hanger overnight and it freshens up on its own.
When you do wash it, use a wool detergent in cool water, never wring it, roll it in a towel to press out the water and dry it flat away from radiators.
Store it folded, not hung, with a cedar block or lavender bag to keep moths away.
Size guide
Measurements in centimetres:
| Size | Bust, cm | Shoulder, cm | Sleeve, cm |
|---|---|---|---|
| S | 100 | 47 | 60 |
| M | 104 | 48 | 61 |
| L | 108 | 49 | 62 |
| XL | 112 | 50 | 63 |
| XXL | 116 | 51 | 64 |
| XXXL | — | — | — |
Garment measurements in centimetres, taken flat or relaxed; allow 1–3 cm either way.
Measure a similar garment you own and compare it with this chart.
Customer Reviews
Based on 7 reviews
So cosy
Thick and cosy without being heavy. Lives on me now.
Not itchy
Worried it would be scratchy but it is soft, even on bare arms.
Roomy
Quite a relaxed fit, which I like, just roomier than my other jumpers.
Green is gorgeous
Army green is a lovely deep shade.
Good
Nice jumper, warm.
Washes well
Three washes in and it still looks new, no bobbles.
Second colour
Liked the white so much I ordered the grey as well.
Questions and answers
How do I choose my size in this jumper?
It comes in sizes S to XXXL. The size guide on this page gives measurements of the jumper itself, taken flat: bust, shoulder and sleeve. 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 cold or use the wool cycle, dry flat away from heat. Wool is naturally odour-resistant, so it rarely needs washing: air it on a hanger overnight and it freshens up on its own. Store it folded, not hung, with a cedar block or lavender bag to keep moths away.
What is this jumper made of?
It is made from soft knit with a lamb-wool touch. Wool keeps you warm, lets your skin breathe and naturally resists odour, so it needs washing less often than other fabrics.
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.
