Mens V-Neck Jumpers and Sweaters

Crafted for the discerning shooter, the Harkila Vincent Merino V-Neck Pullover blends refined style with functional performance. Made from 100% mulesing-free Merino wool, it offers a soft, luxurious feel against the skin while naturally regulating body...

The Pima Cotton V-Neck is an essential men's jumper from Barbour. Knitted from a soft, premium Pima cotton, this go-to classic is the perfect smart casual v-neck jumper for everyday wear. Barbour quality runs throughout this knit with subtle branded...

The Barbour Merino V-Neck Sweater is a classic style men’s knitted V-neck sweater, made from 100% super soft merino wool. Ideal for any wardrobe, with the ability to be dressed up or down depending what you pair it with. The Merino V-neck features...

The Beretta Merino V-Neck Sweater is the perfect layer for wear throughout the seasons, either alone, or paired with a shirt and jumper. The Beretta mens v-neck jumper has natural thermoregulation and odour control properties from the premium Merino wool...

The Beretta Merino Half Zip Sweater is great for wear all year round either alone, with a tee, or with a jacket. The Beretta jumper has natural thermoregulation and odour control properties from the Merino wool. The Beretta jumper is soft and comfortable...

The Schoffel Lewis Lambswool V-neck jumper is a premium quality mens 80% lambswool jumper which is regular fitting to allow space for a top or shirt underneath. The Schoffel jumper is classic-fitting with a V neckline aswell as discreet Schoffel branding...

The mens Beretta Wilton Crew Neck Tech Sweater is crafted in a warm and cosy wool blend knit to protect you from the cold. Perfect as a mid-layer whilst out hunting in the field, the Wilton Crew Neck Tech Sweater features nylon shoulder and elbow inserts...

For those who prefer a different cut to a crew neck, the Essential Lambswool V Neck jumpers offer an attractive look. Made with 100% lambswool they don’t just feel great, they will keep you warm too. The Barbour logo and shield have been discretely...