The Hackett London Honeycomb Half Zip Jumper is knit from a cotton-cashmere blend in a honeycomb stitch with a funnel neck and tonal embroidery.
The honeycomb all-over knit on this Hackett London jumper gives it a satisfying depth of texture that makes it an interesting alternative to a plain knit, while the cotton-cashmere yarn blend provides a softness and lightness that makes it genuinely comfortable to wear. The funnel neck collar and half zip make this piece adaptable for year round wear - zip up fully for warmth, or leave partially open for a more relaxed look. Ribbed cuffs and hem help it sit neatly at the waist, and a tonal bowler hat and umbrella embroidery at the left hem is a charming nod to Hackett London's British heritage.
Regular fit half-zip jumperFunnel-neck collarAll-over Honeycomb stitch knitCotton-cashmere yarn blendRibbed cuffs and hemTonal bowler hat and umbrella embroidery at left hemLayer over a collared shirt for a smart-casual weekend look or wear as a standalone top with slim trousers and Chelsea boots.
About Hackett London
Jeremy Hackett's passion for classic British menswear began in the 1960s while working on Savile Row, inspiring him to open his first store in 1983 selling second-hand clothing in Chelsea. His success led him to start manufacturing new garments that blended traditional tailoring with modern cuts, giving rise to Hackett London. Today, the brand has over 160 stores worldwide and offers specialised lines like Hackett London and Hackett Sport.
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About Cotton
Cool, smooth cotton is one of the world's most popular fibres. Grown in tropical regions, the cotton emerges from the plant in a round ball which is then harvested and spun into thread. The main component of cotton is cellulose, giving the fabric its strength and durability, which means cotton garments rarely lose their original shape. Cotton is common in summer clothing due to its breathability; however, cotton-rich clothing is also a popular choice in the winter for light layering.