5 Key Knits

Investing in knitwear means choosing pieces that last - styles that move easily between seasons and remain relevant over time. These five knits form the foundation of a well-built wardrobe.

1. The Crewneck

The crewneck is the most versatile knit in any wardrobe. Clean, simple and endlessly adaptable, it works just as well layered under tailoring as worn on its own with denim.

A classic crewneck never dates - it simply shifts with how you wear it. This is the piece you’ll reach for without thinking, and rely on more than you expect.

2. The V-Neck

There’s something inherently elevated about a V-neck knit. It frames the neckline, adds lightness to the silhouette, and moves effortlessly between day and evening.

Whether worn with tailored trousers or styled more casually, the V-neck offers a refined alternative to the crew - a classic choice that always feels current.

3. The Cardigan

A cardigan is a true trans-seasonal ally. Easy to layer, simple to throw on, and endlessly wearable.

Worn open over a T-shirt in spring, or layered over a fitted knit or shirt in winter, the cardigan adds warmth and ease without feeling heavy. In neutral tones, it becomes one of those pieces you keep within reach - season after season.

4. The Polo

The knitted polo sits somewhere between structure and ease. More polished than a sweatshirt, softer than a shirt.

In fine wool or cashmere, it offers a clean, modern look that works equally well styled up or down. A quiet statement piece that brings just enough detail to elevate an otherwise simple outfit.

5. The Short-Sleeved Cashmere Knit

Often overlooked, the short-sleeved knit is one of the most useful pieces in a contemporary wardrobe.

Perfect on its own during lighter months, and ideal for layering under blazers, cardigans or coats in winter, it offers flexibility without compromise. A simple silhouette that works hard all year.