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Men's Cashmere: Jumpers, Hats and Socks

Cashmere for Men - Made in Scotland

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Cable knit cashmere jumper (6-ply) in Serpentine (green), worn, front view – John CrocketCable knit cashmere jumper (6-ply) in Linen (beige), worn, with a denim jacket over the shoulder – John Crocket
Cashmere Cable Knit Jumper (6-Ply) Sale price619 €
Cashmere scarf: Flannel, front view – John Crocket
Cashmere Scarf: Flannel Sale price149 €
Cashmere hat in Flannel, grey – John CrocketCashmere hat in Flannel, grey – John Crocket
Flannel Cashmere Hat Sale price89 €
Cashmere hat in Charcoal – John CrocketCashmere hat in Charcoal – John Crocket
Charcoal Cashmere Hat Sale price89 €
Cashmere slipover in beige, front view – John CrocketCashmere slipover in beige, back view – John Crocket
Cashmere Slipover Sale price359 €
Cashmere hat in Dark Natural – John CrocketCashmere hat in Dark Natural – John Crocket
Dark Natural Cashmere Hat Sale price89 €
Cashmere hat in Coffee – John Crocket
Coffee Cashmere Hat Sale price89 €
Cashmere socks in lavender, front view – John Crocket
Cashmere Socks in Lavender Sale price69 €
Cashmere socks in pink, front view – John Crocket
Cashmere Socks in Pink Sale price69 €
Cashmere socks in grey, front view – John Crocket
Cashmere Socks in Grey Sale price69 €
Cashmere socks in dark grey, 85% cashmere, 15% nylon, front view – John Crocket
Cashmere Socks in Dark Grey Sale price69 €
Cashmere socks in black, front view – John Crocket
Cashmere Socks in Black Sale price69 €
Cashmere socks in brown, front view – John Crocket
Cashmere Socks in Brown Sale price69 €
Cashmere jumper with polo collar in black, front view – John CrocketCashmere jumper with polo collar in black, back view – John Crocket
Cashmere Jumper with Polo Collar Sale price419 €
Cashmere cardigan in beige, front view – John CrocketCashmere cardigan in beige, back view – John Crocket
Cashmere Cardigan Sale price499 €
Cashmere sleeveless cardigan in mid-blue, front view – John CrocketCashmere sleeveless cardigan in mid-blue, back view – John Crocket
Cashmere Sleeveless Cardigan Sale price419 €
Cashmere roll neck jumper in black, front view – John CrocketCashmere roll neck jumper in black, back view – John Crocket
Cashmere Roll Neck Jumper Sale price469 €
2-ply cashmere V-neck jumper in black – John Crocket2-ply cashmere V-neck jumper in Cidre – John Crocket
Cashmere V-Neck Jumper (2-Ply) Sale price399 €
Cashmere crew-neck jumper (2-ply) in black, front view – John CrocketCashmere crew-neck jumper (2-ply) in charcoal, worn by the model with a white shirt and beige trousers – John Crocket
Cashmere Crew Neck Jumper (2-Ply) Sale price399 €
3-ply cashmere V-neck jumper in black – John Crocket3-ply cashmere V-neck jumper in Basket – John Crocket
Cashmere V-Neck Jumper (3-Ply) Sale price449 €
Cashmere crew-neck jumper (3-ply) in black, front view – John CrocketCashmere crew-neck jumper (3-ply) in brown, front view on the model with a pink shirt and corduroy trousers – John Crocket
Cashmere Crew Neck Jumper (3-Ply) Sale price449 €

Cashmere for Men

Cashmere is the right choice when you want knitwear to feel pleasantly supple directly against the skin while still sitting neatly under a jacket or coat. Our cashmere knitwear is made in Scotland by the same producer as the rest of our knitwear. All the jumpers are knitted ‘in one piece’ and come in a wide range of colours, so you can either create a quiet foundation or add deliberate accents.

In our collection you will find crew neck and V-neck jumpers in 2-ply and 3-ply versions, plus roll necks, jumpers with a polo collar, sleeveless cardigans and cardigans. Our 3-ply quality has a saddle shoulder, which gives the jumper a little ‘more room’. The 2-ply quality is made with a set-in shoulder and so looks somewhat calmer and more formal. If you are looking for more substance for winter, the 6-ply cable knit is the right choice: noticeably thicker to the touch and particularly cosy.

Styling is straightforward: a 2-ply crew neck over an Oxford shirt looks assured in the office and sits under a tweed jacket without adding bulk. For leisure and travel, a roll neck with corduroy trousers and boots is a reliable choice. The cable knit goes very well with flannel or denim when the look can be deliberately more rustic. You can see availability from the stock level: in stock in Cologne, otherwise reordered from Scotland.

FAQ

What do 2-ply, 3-ply and 6-ply mean for cashmere?
The ply count describes the substance of the knit. 2-ply is lighter, 3-ply feels noticeably more substantial, and 6-ply (e.g. cable knit) is the most substantial and therefore particularly warm.
Does the ply count also affect durability?
Generally, yes: more substance copes better with everyday friction. At the same time, even 2-ply cashmere lasts a very long time if the yarn quality, workmanship and care are right. What matters most is rotation (not wearing the same piece every day), less friction from straps and jackets, and gentle care.
Pilling on cashmere: normal or a problem?
Light pilling can occur through friction (e.g. on the inside of a coat or from a bag strap). With natural fibres, this is not automatically a quality defect. With gentle use and the right care, the surface stays fine over the long term; small pills can be removed carefully.
How do I care for cashmere properly?
Airing rather than frequent washing is the best routine. If washing is necessary, follow the label (hand wash or wool programme), use a little wool detergent, keep friction to a minimum and dry flat. For the off-season, store it clean, dry and folded.
Which style works for what?
A V-neck works best over a shirt (including with a tie); the crew neck is the all-rounder. A roll neck replaces shirt and scarf in winter and gives a very closed neckline. A polo collar is ideal if you want a clear line at the neck without a tie. A sleeveless cardigan and a cardigan are the quickest layering pieces for changes in temperature.
What about availability?
If the item is in stock in Cologne, it is dispatched directly. If a size or colour has to be reordered, the item comes from Scotland, and delivery then takes approximately 10–14 days from your order. You can see the status clearly from the stock level in the shop.
What does ‘saddle shoulder’ mean, as opposed to a ‘classic set-in’ shoulder?
With a saddle shoulder, the seam runs diagonally from the neck across the shoulder and is therefore visible from the front. It gives more room and so looks a little more relaxed. With a set-in shoulder, the seam runs classically along the top of the shoulder. This makes the front look somewhat calmer and, with the narrower shoulder, a little more formal.
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