




Merino Wool Knit Overshirt Espresso
Crafted with precision from premium, responsibly sourced merino wool, the men's knitted overshirt is designed to move effortlessly between seasons and settings.
Expertly knitted in Milano stitch, a dense, double-knit technique renowned for its smooth finish and structured drape, it offers superior shape retention and a refined, tailored look. The result is a clean, minimal silhouette that works seamlessly for elevated casual wear or smart layering.
Thoughtful details include three patch pockets and genuine horn buttons for a refined finish.
Designed in our East London studio.
Model is 5'10" with a 38" chest and wears a size M.
TECHNICAL DETAILS
SHIPPING
We offer Standard and Express Shipping, depending on your destination. Available services and costs will be displayed at checkout.
All orders are shipped with DHL. Once despatched, you will receive an email with your tracking number and a link to follow your delivery. If you need any assistance, please contact our Customer Care team.
Despatch date 23 September.
Available options and estimated delivery dates are shown at checkout.
Prices include 20% UK VAT.
RETURNS
If you are not completely satisfied with your purchase, you may return it within 14 days of receipt for a refund. For more information please visit our Returns Page.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Each garment has its own fit guide with measurements on its product page. If you are between sizes or unsure, email us and we will help.
Our clothing is made using high quality yarns including Supima cotton, merino wool and cotton silk blends. The materials for each item are listed in the technical details on this page.
We only ever produce in strictly limited runs. Some items are restocked. Others are limited edition drops and will not be restocked. Use the restock alert on this page to be notified if a sold-out size becomes available.
Yes. Our team would be delighted to assist with any questions and help you choose from our collection. Simply contact us.
