Men's Stand Collar Jacquard Knit Sweatshirt | Long Sleeve Pullover

It's a pullover. The buttons run partway down from the collar, so you can wear it open at the neck or fastened up — but you put it on over your head rather than unbuttoning it fully like a shirt.

It sits between the two. The construction is a knit like a sweater, but the weight and the way it wears are closer to a sweatshirt — easy to pull on, not delicate, and no ironing needed. That's what makes it work in places a hoodie wouldn't quite pass.

Measure around the fullest part of your chest, then compare that number directly to the bust column in the chart above — it's the full circumference of the garment, so no doubling is needed. Leave a few inches of room for a comfortable fit. The chart lists finished-garment measurements, so don't go by your usual shirt size alone.

Eight sizes, S through 5XL, in eight colours: white, black, dark grey, khaki, navy blue, sky blue, army green, and claret.

No — this one is a clean pullover with no pockets. That's part of why it layers flat under a jacket without bulk at the chest.

On its own it's comfortable through autumn and spring, and through mild winter days. In proper cold it works best as a layer under a coat or jacket — the midweight knit adds warmth without the bulk you'd get from a thick jumper.

Yes, for anywhere business casual or smarter-casual. The standing collar and buttoned placket keep the neckline tidy, which is what separates it from a sweatshirt in an office setting. Pair it with chinos or dark jeans rather than joggers if that's the look you want.

There's a slight stretch to the knit — enough for comfortable movement through the shoulders and arms, but it isn't a stretchy activewear fabric. The piece is cut as a regular fit rather than a compression fit.

Hand wash, or machine wash on a gentle cycle. Don't tumble dry and don't bleach — lay it flat or hang it to dry so the knit keeps its shape and the embroidery and elbow patches stay flat.