• Polo collar with a short button placket - the kind of detail that makes a knitted jumper feel more considered than a standard crew neck.
• Cropped length sits just at the waist, making it an easy tuck-free layer over high-waisted bottoms.
• Ribbed cuffs hold their shape through wear, keeping the sleeves neat without rolling.
• The knit has a soft, slightly fluffy texture that gives it warmth without bulk - it drapes close to the body without clinging.
• Plus-size cut from size 16 upwards, proportioned to sit well across the shoulders and chest.

The button placket is what sets this apart from the average knitted jumper. It borrows from the polo shirt but translates it into something that works properly for autumn and winter dressing. The cropped cut means it sits cleanly over wide-leg trousers without bunching - as the model shows here, pairing it with roomy parachute trousers and chunky trainers for a relaxed, off-duty look that still feels put-together. Tuck it into straight-leg jeans and swap the trainers for loafers if you want to take it somewhere slightly smarter - the collar does a lot of the work there. It's the sort of jumper that fills the gap between a hoodie and something you'd actually want to be seen in at a family gathering or a casual lunch out. Wear it on its own or layer a shirt underneath so the collar peeks out for an easy, textured combination.