Our Favourite Christmas Jumpers Right Now
A good Christmas jumper earns its place on the rail by being genuinely wearable past the one office party it was bought for, and that comes down to the knit…
Claire’s Pick of the Best Cropped Hoodies
A cropped hoodie earns its place by getting the proportions right before anything else. The crop should sit at or just above the natural waist, not skim the ribcage in…
The Best Ivory Jumpers
Ivory is the shade that separates a good jumper from a forgettable one, because there is nowhere to hide. The colour shows every irregularity in a knit, which is precisely…
The Kimono Tops Worth Your Money
A good kimono top earns its keep on drape alone. The fabric has to move independently of the body, which means viscose, silk, and lightweight crepe outperform anything stiffer, and…
Claire’s Pick of the Best Cotton Jumpers
A good cotton jumper earns its place through weight and construction long before colour or pattern come into it. Cotton behaves differently to wool, it has no natural elasticity to…
Our Favourite Pink Jumpers Right Now
Pink is the colour that separates a considered jumper from a purely functional one, and the shade you choose matters more than almost any other decision in the knitwear drawer.…
The Polo Tops Worth Your Money
A good polo top earns its place through the collar, not the logo. Look at how it sits: a rib knit collar with enough structure to stand slightly away from…
Claire’s Pick of the Best Purple Cropped Tops
Purple has a way of doing what black cannot, which is to look considered rather than default. On a cropped top, that colour earns its place because it reads as…
Our Favourite Parkas Right Now
A good parka earns its keep through construction, not branding. The shell needs real weight to it, a cotton or nylon blend that holds a crease without going papery, and…
The Purple Lace Tops Worth Your Money
Purple is the colour that makes lace worth discussing again. On its own, lace can slide into fancy dress territory or disappear into a beige sort of prettiness that photographs…