Saddle Shoulder Crew Neck
£87 · 10 colours
Hawick-finished lambswool is very resistant to pilling. Patrick's has gone 20 years without it.
Seven minutes on the yarn, the mill, the finish and why Patrick's navy crew neck is still going after 20 years.
Our yarn is pure merino lambswool, spun by Z. Hinchliffe in Denby Dale. They've been spinning for over 250 years and supply some of the best-known luxury labels in the world. It's the same yarn we've used for almost a decade.
Our yarn is pure merino lambswool, spun by Z. Hinchliffe in Denby Dale. They've been spinning for over 250 years and supply some of the best-known luxury labels in the world. It's the same yarn we've used for almost a decade.
At one time, half of Hawick worked in knitwear. It's where Pringle and Lyle & Scott were made. Neither is made there now. We still are.
Our mill also knits for designer labels that sell near-identical jumpers for a great deal more. That's why we don't name it.
At one time, half of Hawick worked in knitwear. It's where Pringle and Lyle & Scott were made. Neither is made there now. We still are.
Our mill also knits for designer labels that sell near-identical jumpers for a great deal more. That's why we don't name it.
Hawick knitwear is famous for its finish: the detergents, the wash time and the cycle, but above all the soft Scottish water. That's what gives the knit its softness, makes it resist pilling, and keeps a navy looking navy for years.
Hawick knitwear is famous for its finish: the detergents, the wash time and the cycle, but above all the soft Scottish water. That's what gives the knit its softness, makes it resist pilling, and keeps a navy looking navy for years.
Three styles for men and two for women, all knitted side by side in Hawick. No skimping on the women's.
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Fully fashioned, so it sits well on any shoulder shape.
Holds its shape wash after wash.
Sits neatly at the waist and cuff, never baggy.
Behind every button and buttonhole, on men's and women's.
Men's crew necks are cut relaxed. Women's crew necks are a regular fit. Light enough for most of the year: wear a shirt underneath, or put a jacket on top when it turns cold.
Men's crew necks are cut relaxed. Women's crew necks are a regular fit. Light enough for most of the year: wear a shirt underneath, or put a jacket on top when it turns cold.
| Style | Fit | Sizes |
|---|---|---|
| Men's crew neck | Relaxed | XS–3XL |
| Men's V-neck | Regular | S–XXL |
| Men's cardigan | TBC | XS–3XL |
| Women's crew neck | Regular | UK 8–26* |
| Women's cardigan | Relaxed | UK 8–26 |
*UK 20–26 in some colours only.
We always keep the classics: navy, grey, charcoal, black, burgundy and bottle green. The colours that have been part of a man's wardrobe for a century. Women's gets new colours most seasons. Right now the best sellers are Truffle, a soft natural brown, and Thistle, the pale purple of a thistle head.
And navy? The mill told us 70% of the men's jumpers they knit are navy. Patrick isn't surprised.
We always keep the classics: navy, grey, charcoal, black, burgundy and bottle green. The colours that have been part of a man's wardrobe for a century. Women's gets new colours most seasons. Right now the best sellers are Truffle, a soft natural brown, and Thistle, the pale purple of a thistle head.
And navy? The mill told us 70% of the men's jumpers they knit are navy. Patrick isn't surprised.
