Originally expected to have been first crocheted during the late 1800s, the fisherman’s jumper has evolved into different forms over time, each providing the wearer with a specific set of recommendations appropriate for their task.

From Devon to Dundee, because of the wives’ and girlfriend’s expertise that were left on the coast, the peculiar and intricate patterns were designed with the loved ones in mind. With one jumpper that comprised of up to 100,000 stitches, knitting was believed to have been a shared endeavor between the women and something that could be traced back through history.

Though your own adventures may not have you traversing these hazardous conditions, the addition of a fisherman’s jumper to your wardrobe is likely to cover all potential dangers. Whether you’re attempting a classic jump, with history imbeded in its fibers or a more contemporary take on a traditional sweater, explore our vast collection of men’s fishermen’s sweaters and follow the steps of sea dogs with history.

Ribbed Fisherman’s Jumper – Coax available in Cotton, Merino and British wool.

If you’re typically avoidant of roll necks, our variety of cotton and Merino crew neck fishermen’s jumpers may be of interest to you.

A ribbed crew neck is available in both 100% chunky Peruvian Merino and 100% cotton, this neckline will easily fit into a seasonal wardrobe, providing the wearer with both warmth and a modern appearance.

Because of the nature of ribbed fabric, customers can expect a snug, simple to style and seasonal versatility, this jumper is ideal for unpredictable weather. Our Merino wool ribbed jumper is characterized by a self-cleaning, breathable nature, the visual attribute is supported by the scientific benefits of a unique fiber.

Combine your Chunky Merino Ribbed Jumper with our most popular Cotton Breton Sweater for a modernized layered style. Our Alpaca Walking Socks are beneficial for people who spend a lot of time on their feet, while the colorful accents in our collection of Merino wool and cotton ribbed beanie hats will provide you with a fashionable look that is practical on windy days, it will also keep the wind out.

The Submariner – Coton and Merino

Inspired by the uniforms issued by the British Navy, the Submariner is a celebrated silhouette that is both comfortable and durable. With a slight drop in the shoulder, thick ribbed neck, cuffs and hem, the Submariner will have a comprehensive range of coverages when protecting themselves from a bitter wind.

When deciding between the Cotton and the Merino Submariner, there are several things to consider:

Traditionally made from a coarse British wool, the utilization of chunky Merino as a substitute for wool provides the wearer with a first layer of warmth, without the common scratchiness that is typically found. Ideal for the cool evenings of summer spent at the pub with friends.

Our cotton sous marinier is considered a more common jumpper. Heavyweight and machine-washable, we discover that customers typically return to the cotton type when they seek a Jumper that will take them from the office to the evening and have a variety of classic colors.

Despite the knit’s contemporary slouch design, the garment is primarily versatile and is wonderful under a smart, wool coat or casual flight coat. Legends of the channel like James Dean, Daniel Craig and even Captain Haddock! are documented.

Chunky Moss Stitch – Roll Neck and Crew Neck

Roll Neck or Crew Neck, the Submariner has been accompanied by this traditional design into a luxurious piece of knittedwear that increases the interest of any costume.

Throughout history, the moss stitch has symbolized abundance and growth, fisherman’s wives would knit them into their jackets in anticipation of a rich catch and a good life. While you may not be sailing the seven seas in your moss-based sweater, this remarkable piece of clothing has been derived from history and incorporated into the 21st century.

Classic colors like grey, Ecru and Navy will provide you with a luxurious jumper, which is ideal for adding to your seasonal wardrobe and contemporary colors like Green, Cobalt and Burnt Sienna will provide a fun twist to an outfit.

Combine the Sienna burnished Merino wool Stitch Neck with a bright white shirt and a standard black pants for a refreshing take on a classic design. Sturdy, dark boots that are paired with our Everyday Alpaca Socks will keep your feet comfortable and cool, additionally, a Ribbed Beanie Hat in Navy will complete the look.

With a variety of classic and contemporary colors available, the Merino wool moss stitch neck in Burgundy is a great middle ground. Our lightweight, cotton shirt is ideal for layered with and smart wool pants are a great option for underneath. Brown Everyday Alpaca Socks and a 100% Wool Scarf both have a distinct pop of color that ties the ensemble.

Breton Jumpers of Men

When visualizing a vessel that is traveling towards a distant land or exploring a new region, the Breton hairstyle has been a consistent presence in history. The first documented use of the term occurred in the late 17th century, when the French Navy documented it. Typically, a Breton jumper had 21 stripes, each of which recognized a different victory from Napoleon’s.

The utilization of an odor-resistant fiber partnered with tight ribbed cuffs and hems provides the wearer with a garment that is both functional and technologically advanced.

Eventually, the sweater’s evolution has occurred and with every alteration, a new method of wearing it has been developed. The ideal partner for a wrinkled white shirt or cotton-based chore jacket, the potential styles of a Breton stripe are truly limitless.

With Picasso, Andy Warhol and Marlon Brando all being dedicated followers of the contemporaryjumper, there are numerous visual examples when in a dilemma of style.

When fashioning a statement jumper like the Chunky Merino Breton Submariner, combine classic accessories like the 100% Supima cotton T-shirt and Merino hat with the jumper. This will create an effortless ensemble. Accessories are beneficial for introducing new colors and our everyday sock in alpaca is ideal for keeping body heat confined.

If you want a more slender Breton, seek out our most popular Breton jumpers for men.

British Cattle-Shooting Jumper

Combining a heavierweight jump with a lighterweight, extra-fine Merino jump is a wonderful way to ensure that you are comfortable and inv inv inviting all day.

Our most popular British wool-shooting jumper with suede patches (also available without suede patches) is a modern take on a traditional favorite that is both durable and versatile due to the type of fabric used. Combining this with our 100% Extra Fine Merino neck jumper will block out the wind’s chill, regulate your body temperature, and the scientific properties of the Merino wool will help to prevent perspiration and the retention of odors.

Our wool scarves and hats for the Navy complete the look and provide comfort.

Male wool and cotton farmers

Despite the advances in machinery, we no longer have to hand-kerne our jumpers over a flammable open fire, the traditional components of the Fisherman’s cable are still recognized in our collection of fashionable yet atemporal knits.

With the traditional honeycomb pattern that represents a hard-working bee, the complex basket stitch represents a plentiful catch and the cable that is intended to carry away a safe journey, decades of craftsmanship are still apparent in the finished product.

A variety of timeless colors are available, these durable heritage ties offer the wearer a heavyweight, expertly designed jumper that is steeped in history.