A crew-neck jumper knitted in a heavy waffle rib, thick enough to have real weight in the hand, with a deep texture that does plenty on its own in a single colour. It's cut with room through the body and the sleeves, with wide ribbing at the cuffs, hem and neck drawing it in at the edges. A heavy crew neck like this is one of the key pieces in a capsule wardrobe, the knit you wear more than anything else once the weather turns.
It's made from a blend of 60% recycled polyester and 40% recycled cotton, spun from post-consumer clothing and mill waste rather than virgin fibre. It's knitted in small batches in a family-owned factory in Tuscany, and comes in grey or black.
Wear it over a shirt with the collar out and straight jeans and boots, or on its own with dark trousers and derbies. Under a bomber or a pea coat it works as a heavy mid-layer through winter. It's a jumper with enough substance to be the whole top half of an outfit, so keep what's underneath simple.
