Men’s
Knitwear
Discover our exquisite collection of handcrafted men’s knitwear, meticulously fashioned from the finest materials by skilled artisans. Immerse yourself in timeless elegance and unparalleled comfort with our exclusive range of sweaters, cardigans, and accessories. Each piece epitomises sophistication and style, perfect for discerning individuals seeking the epitome of luxury fashion. Elevate your wardrobe with Clements and Church, where tradition meets modernity to create enduring masterpieces of exceptional craftsmanship. Our knitwear starts from £250 for our Merino styles, £350 for Cashmere and £500 for Loro Piana S160 ultra-fine merino.
Men's Merino Wool Knitwear
Our classic and much-loved men's knitwear option, our extra fine merino wool from Australia, has a smooth, supple touch and long-lasting resilience. With natural elasticity and resistance to stains, creases and odours – this yarn is our hardest working: soft and breathable. It is cool in summer and warm in winter, making for perfect trans-seasonal knitwear.
Men's Cashmere Knitwear
Cashmere fibres have inner air pockets that produce a warm, breathable, lightweight layer of insulation for Autumn and Winter—the warmest and softest quality, indulgent and luxurious to wear. Our pure cashmere is available in single and double yarns, as well as chunky rib and cable knit, and in 33 colours.
Men's Cashmere Silk Knitwear
For a sleek, luxe look and the most exclusive and finest knitwear quality, we’ve combined the luxurious qualities of ultra-fine cashmere (70%) — with the drape and durability of Mulberry silk (30%). This fibre is renowned for its shine and versatile properties that help keep you warm in winter and cool in summer. Available in single and double yarn and in 18 colours.
Men's Merino Wool and Cashmere Knitwear
This blend of 90% Australian wool and 10% Mongolian cashmere has a soft and warm hand, offering superior insulation but remaining durable and breathable. Suitable for everyday garments and ideal for the height of winter. Available in single and double yarn as well as chunky rib and cable knit and in 23 colours.
Men's Cotton Cashmere Knitwear
With a soft, silky feel and effective regulation of airflow and body heat, this blend of 85% cotton and 15% cashmere creates a matt appearance and is wearable from early spring through the end of autumn. With its natural resistance to bacteria, this blend has effortless maintenance and a prolonged garment lifespan.
Men's Cotton and Silk
Our luxurious and easy-to-care-for blend of 80% Egyptian cotton & 20% Mulberry silk is lightweight, soft and breathable. The silk adds an extra touch of elegance with a subtle lustre that can catch the sunlight, especially when worn outdoors. An ideal blend for your summer short sleeved styles, such as t-shirts, crew necks and polos.
Caring for your knitwear
Storing 
Do not wear for more than 1-2 days in a row.
Store folded on a shelf or in a drawer. Hanging your knitwear can cause it to stretch out of shape.
Keep a good moth repellent hanging in the closet (without touching any clothes).
When your knitwear is not being worn often, keep it safe in the reusable bag it came in.
Washing
Animal fibres are naturally resistant to stains and odours, so do not need washing very often.
If you must wash, turn your garment inside out first.
Hand wash in lukewarm water (between 20-30°C), using a lot of water to rinse.
If you must use the washing machine, spin at low speed at a temperature of 20-30°C.
Use neutral or mild detergents as enzymes in normal detergents can damage animal fibres.
Drying
After washing, do not twist to rinse out the water.
Always dry on a flat surface in a well-ventilated place, away from heat sources and direct sunlight.
Dewrinkling
After wear, unpacking or washing, your knitwear may have wrinkles. Drape it over a hanger in a steamy bathroom to help remove light wrinkles.
After washing finer qualities such as extra-fine merino wool, cotton & cashmere, cashmere & silk and cotton & silk, you may need to iron the knitwear back into shape.
If needed, turn the dry garment inside out, place a damp cloth on top and iron on the lowest temperature possible.
Pilling
In the early stages of your knitwear’s life (especially those containing animal fibres), it is normal to produce excess
fibre or ‘pilling’.
After 2 or 3 washes the material will settle.
Remove any pilling carefully with a soft brush or the appropriate comb.
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