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Men's Lambswool Jumpers

Made in Scotland: hard-wearing lambswool knitwear from casual wear to smart casual

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Lambswool shawl collar cardigan in Sand, worn, front view – John CrocketLambswool shawl collar cardigan in grey, front view – John Crocket
Lambswool Shawl Collar Cardigan Sale price399,00 €
Lambswool V-neck slipover in navy, worn by the model with a white shirt and beige trousers – John CrocketLambswool slipover in burgundy, front view – John Crocket
Lambswool Slipover Sale priceFrom 169,00 €
Lambswool cardigan in black, front view – John CrocketLambswool cardigan in burgundy, front view on the model with a white shirt – John Crocket
Lambswool Cardigan Sale priceFrom 199,00 €
Lambswool V-neck jumper in black, front view – John CrocketLambswool V-neck jumper in bottle green, front view on the model with a light shirt – John Crocket
Lambswool Jumper with V-Neck Sale priceFrom 169,00 €
Lambswool crew-neck jumper in black, front view – John CrocketLambswool crew-neck jumper in burgundy, worn by the model with dark jeans – John Crocket
Lambswool Crew Neck Jumper Sale priceFrom 169,00 €
Lambswool slipover in Greenastra, detail of the knitted surface in marled petrol green – John CrocketLambswool slipover in Navy, detail of the knitted surface – John Crocket
Lambswool Slipover SALE Sale priceFrom 111,30 € Regular price159,00 €
Lambswool sleeveless cardigan with button placket in Wood, V-neck, worn, front view – John CrocketLambswool sleeveless cardigan with button placket in Ember, V-neck, worn, front view – John Crocket
Lambswool Sleeveless Cardigan Sale priceFrom 209,00 €

Lambswool knitwear
Lambswool stands for honest, hard-wearing knitwear, and that is exactly what this collection is made for.
At John Crocket you will find classic crew neck and V-neck jumpers, slipovers, cricket and Fair Isle jumpers as well as cardigans (also with a shawl collar) in an exceptionally wide choice of colours.

All items are Made in Scotland and have a deliberately relaxed cut; our lambswool tends to come up on the generous side. The jumpers are knitted ‘in one piece’ and all have a saddle shoulder, which gives more room across the shoulders and a more relaxed look. This makes our lambswool work very well for layering: over a shirt, under a tweed jacket, or on its own, from casual wear to smart casual. Among our knitwear qualities, lambswool is the sturdiest option, yet still soft for lambswool and not scratchy.

You can see availability directly from the stock level: available immediately from Cologne or, if necessary, reordered from Scotland with a delivery time of approx. 10–14 days from your order. If you are unsure, use our size advice or book a store appointment in Cologne.

FAQ

How does lambswool fit at John Crocket?
Our lambswool styles have a relaxed cut and tend to come up large. If you are between two sizes or prefer a slimmer fit, the smaller size is often the better choice.
What does ‘saddle shoulder’ mean on a jumper?
With a saddle shoulder, the seam runs diagonally from the neck across the shoulder, so it is visible from the front. It allows more room and therefore looks a little more relaxed.
Is lambswool scratchy?
Lambswool is generally sturdier than Geelong and considerably more rustic than cashmere. For lambswool, however, ours is comparatively fine, and many customers find it comfortable to wear, especially over a shirt or T-shirt. If your skin is very sensitive, Geelong or cashmere is the better choice.
What is lambswool best suited to?
Lambswool is a true all-round layering material, from leisure and travel to smart casual. It looks particularly right with a shirt, flannel trousers or corduroy, and of course alongside tweed.
How do I care for lambswool properly so that it keeps looking good for a long time?
Knitwear benefits from airing, and from a wash after several wears so that the fibres draw together again. Wash according to the care label (wool cycle/hand wash), use a little wool detergent and dry flat. This way the garment keeps its shape and will see you through many seasons.
What is the difference between lambswool, Geelong and cashmere?
In short: lambswool is the most robust and sturdiest quality, Geelong is finer and softer, and cashmere goes a step further in handle and warmth-to-weight ratio. Which quality suits you best depends on how sensitive your skin is, what you will wear it for and the look you want.
How quickly is delivery if an item is not in stock?
If an item is in stock in Cologne, it is available for immediate delivery. If a size or colour has to be reordered, it comes directly from Scotland; in that case, allow approx. 10–14 days' delivery time from your order. You can see the status clearly from the stock level in the shop.
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