This season they wear V-neck jumpers, but not the typical one that most have in their closet, but the maxi v-necks. A trend that is inspired by classic cricket styles.
Of British origin, this knit garment includes piping on the neck –And often also on the sleeves and the waist–, although some houses have decided to keep only the maxi neckline and dispense with the rest of the details. The following are some models that we consider key:
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- Kent & Curwen
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- Gucci
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- H Beauty & Youth
Farfetch, 670, 620 and 315 €
When choosing your cricket jersey, you can stay true to its essence by betting on the point with eights and the color white. You can wear it alone or over a t-shirt. If you want to enhance its preppy aesthetic, combine it with a shirt and tie - or just a shirt.
But not all the proposals are equally classic. Other signatures give it a very contemporary effect, replacing the point with cotton and the traditional white color with black.
Mr Porter, € 590 and € 690
The Italian Gucci is perhaps the house that has most enthusiastically embraced the maxi v-neck this fall / winter. Something that is not surprising due to the Alessandro Michele's confessed love for all things traditional British.
Gucci's take on the cricket sweater is wool and a fairly slim fit. We can choose between the point with eights and the smooth point, as is the case of the models that you can see on these lines.
Zara, 29.95, 49.95 and 59.95 €
A garment cannot be considered to be booming until it reaches chain stores, and cricket jerseys have already come that way from the catwalks to the street. Or at least even chain hangers like Zara, so we are facing a trend on the way to consolidate.
The Spanish firm includes viscose, bouclé and knitwear models with eights in its autumn / winter collection.