• Open-collar neckline with a pointed shirt-style collar - the V-shaped opening sits low enough to feel relaxed without being revealing.
• All-over cable knit texture runs across the body and sleeves, giving the jumper a tactile, structured surface that holds its shape throughout the day.
• Cropped-to-the-hip length sits just at the waistband, making it a natural tuck-free layer over high-waisted or mid-rise bottoms.
• Long sleeves with ribbed cuffs that sit neatly at the wrist, keeping the silhouette clean from shoulder to hem.
• The body has a relaxed but not oversized fit - it skims rather than clings, with enough volume through the chest to layer a fine shirt underneath if needed.

The collar is the detail that sets this jumper apart from a standard cable knit. It brings a preppy, put-together quality to what is otherwise a casual piece - meaning it works harder across more occasions than most knitwear in your rotation. Worn as seen here with straight-leg jeans, a slim belt, and flat Mary Janes, it reads effortlessly pulled-together for a Saturday brunch or a relaxed catch-up with friends. The cropped length means it also pairs well with wide-leg trousers, where tucking in a knit would create unwanted bulk. For a baby shower or a casual family gathering, layer a fine-stripe or plain collared shirt underneath and let the points sit over the cable - it adds a collegiate edge that feels considered without looking overdressed. The ribbed hem sits close to the body, so it stays in place as you move rather than riding up.