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Sunday 30 October 2011 9:21 pm

Knits and the City: how to rock the season of toasty jumpers

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1 Cashmere fair-isle V-neck sweater
For him: wear on the weekend.
Brora, £299, brora.co.uk

2 Wool blanket-scarf
All-purpose for the rustic cottage.
National Trust shop, £12. nationaltrust.org.uk

3 Ribbed wool cardigan
For him: cosy glass of wine after work.
J Crew at Mr Porter, £170, mrporter.com

4 Wolsey tank
For her: wear to work with ankle boots.
Thomas Pink, thomaspink.com

5 Multi-coloured cardigan
For him: only wear if you have hot bod.
Brooks Brothers, £125, mrporter.com

6 Chunkie knit visor beanie
For her: cute commute accessory.
The North Face, £20, uk.thenorthface.com

7 Broken argyle sweater
For him: beautiful weekend wear, but requires a toned body.
Pringle of Scotland, £395, pringleofscotland.com

8 Shearling scarf
For her: super-luxe accessory equally perfect for cold London days and the fireside at Gstaad.
Donna Karan, £1,010, netaporter.com

9 Aran boxy cardie
For her: lush cashmere for smart weekend occasions.
Crumpet, £325, crumpetengland.com

10 Medium grey shawl collar sweater
For him: great for weekend; most popular with the ladies.
Gieves and Hawkes, £225, www.gievesandhawkes.com

11 Padded wool blend peacoat
For him: dangerously casual for the City, but very cute for the weekend.
Woolrich Woolen Mills, £620, mrporter.com

12 Waffle knit cardigan
For him: a safe, stylish choice.
Paul Smith, £160, .paulsmith.co.uk

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