Polos & Knits FAQs
Are polos and knitwear only for winter?
No. The collection includes lighter cotton polos alongside warmer wool and cashmere blends. Choose the specific garment’s weight, sleeve and stitch for the weather and the layers you intend to wear.
Can knitwear be worn with tailoring?
Yes, when the dress code allows. A finer knit can sit beneath a jacket if there is enough room through the shoulders and sleeves. A polo, crewneck and turtleneck create different levels of neckline definition.
How do I choose between a polo collar, crewneck and turtleneck?
A polo collar gives an open neckline, a crewneck offers a simpler round shape, and a turtleneck provides a higher line around the neck. Choose according to your layers and the occasion. These necklines change the outfit’s character as well as its coverage.
What makes one knit easier to wear beneath tailoring than another?
A compatible weight, shoulder shape and sleeve volume help the layer sit neatly under a tailored jacket. A bulky texture needs more room than a fine knit. Try the combination buttoned and moving naturally rather than choosing solely from the fibre name or stated size.
Can a polo or knit replace a business shirt?
Only where the workplace or invitation permits that level of informality. A tidy knit can suit some business casual settings, while a traditional corporate or ceremonial requirement may call for a woven business shirt. Comfort and a neat silhouette do not override an explicit dress code.
How do I compare cotton-cashmere and wool-cashmere layers?
Read each garment’s composition and construction. The same cashmere component does not make two blends equally warm, dense or easy to care for. Consider the layers above and below, then follow the individual care label rather than assuming every blend can use the routine of a cotton T-shirt.
