Gentleman's Guide to Spring Knitwear
Spring dressing is a matter of layers. Lightweight, breathable and endlessly versatile, fine knitwear provides just enough warmth for cooler mornings while remaining comfortable as the day warms, the kind of quiet versatility that separates a well-dressed man from a well-intentioned one.
Spring is a season of negotiation: mornings that call for a jacket or coat, afternoons that don't. Knitwear is the garment built for that negotiation, and the fibre is what settles it. Naturally wrinkle-resistant and with a beautiful drape, Merino wool offers both practicality and elegance, insulating on a cool morning and breathable enough to forget by lunch.
For the days that call for something lighter still, a cotton cashmere blend brings the softness of cashmere to a knit built for warmer weather. enough structure to hold its shape, enough give to wear all day.
And where the temperature calls for the lightest hand of all, cotton silk carries a natural lustre and a cool, easy drape, the kind of knit that looks as considered at 9am as it does at 9pm.
Knitwear for Every Occasion
Fine & Dandy
The Seton Cotton Silk Knit LS Polo brings a fine gauge rib construction and the natural lustre of a cotton-silk blend to wear during the day through to the evening. Style it with the Wantanabe Trouser and the Carlone Jacket for a look built for the finest gauge in the room.
From Beach to Bar
Warm-weather dressing doesn't mean abandoning knitwear, it means choosing something lighter. The Furlong Top, a short-sleeve cotton-cashmere knit, takes you from a late afternoon coastal stroll to an early evening drink without a wardrobe change.
Off Duty
Weekend dressing with a tailored point of view. The Haddington Cotton Silk Polo holds its shape and its shine whether you're at the farmers' market or the pub afterwards. Styled here with the Gormley Trouser.
Legends of the Club
Sports and club dressing has always leaned on knitwear, and for good reason. The Croft Texture Knit LS Polo, knitted from 100% cotton in a mid-weight wicker stitch, is as at home on the sideline as it is at the clubhouse bar. Style it with the Jolla Short, a small nod to the tradition of dressing properly for the game, whichever side of the net you're standing on.