THE FIRST EDIT
Three ways to begin.
A contrast collar. A ribbed line. A simple crew neck. Three starting points for a wardrobe of your own.
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THE WARDROBE / 01
The Contrast-Collar Polo
A contrasting collar and cuffs bring a lighter edge to a long-sleeved polo knit. Narrow cable columns run through the body, with a buttoned neckline that can be worn open.
- Polo neckline with contrasting collar detail
- Short buttoned placket
- Long sleeves with contrast cuffs
- Vertical cable pattern
Pair it with straight trousers and leave a jacket open to keep the collar in view.

THE WARDROBE / 02
The Ribbed Polo
Vertical ribs give a long-sleeved polo its line. A tonal collar and buttoned neckline keep the shape clear, ready to sit beneath a jacket or alongside straight trousers.
- Tonal polo collar
- Short buttoned neckline
- Vertical ribbed structure
- Long sleeves
Let the vertical ribs sit beside a clean trouser line. Keep the collar open for a less formal finish.

THE WARDROBE / 03
The Crewneck Knit
A round neckline and long sleeves give this knit a simple outline. The finely textured surface sits quietly alongside tailoring, denim or an open shirt.
- Round neckline
- Long sleeves
- Fine vertical knit texture
- Simple hem and sleeve finish
Start with dark trousers and a pale crew neck, then add the jacket or shirt you already reach for.
The collection is taking shape. Availability and garment details will follow.
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