An ideal transitional layer, the Sharpe quarter zip jumper is a fine knit with a reassuring weight to it. The classic quarter zip design ensures effortless layering, making it a timeless Brook Taverner essential.
Specifications
Jumper: 7 gauge. Quarter zip fastening. Cable knit front. Ribbed neck hem and cuff. Machine washable.
Composition:100% cotton.
Sku: 4337E
Returns
All orders come with a 90-day no quibbles return period. If you change your mind for any reason, simply contact our customer service team who will organise the return for you.
Delivery
Next Day Delivery
Guaranteed Next working day delivery when order is placed before 12pm the previous day. See more details
£9.95
Standard Delivery
Delivery 2-5 working days from date of order unless the item is delayed or due back from a store. See more details
£4.95
Scheduled Delivery
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£9.95
Click & Collect
Pick up at one of our growing stores across the country. See more details
Free
Payment
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Nice colour nice fabric comfortable a d in the sale.
5/5
Mr Russell Whillis
Posted on 30/08/2024
Quality all good
5/5
Mr Russell Whillis
Posted on 30/08/2024
All good what is there to say
5/5
Ian Hambleton
Posted on 27/05/2024
This jumper is very comfortable and a good fit. It is quite warm and I've enjoyed wearing it already. If all their jumpers are like this I will most likely be buying more!
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Our craftsmanship is founded in a history of tailoring that spans well over 100 years. Today, we take pride in offering the same unparalleled quality that we did back in 1912.