If I be honest, I kinda of thought the fascination in Christmas jumpers, with particular reference to the more cheesier end of the spectrum would have been on the decline, but nothing could be further from the truth. According to High Street retailer, Debenhams who recentky reported that sales of its novelty festive jumpers are up more than 200% on last year, with photographs of celebrities like Taylor Swift, Harry Styles, Ariana Grande and Justin Bieber in their Christmas knits helping to fuel the trend.
This trend in funky festive sweaters, emblazonedwith everything from snowmen to reindeer, Santa and flashing lights, are now a firm favourite among Britons with more than a third of men (35%) and three in ten women (31%) admitting to owning one, accor
ding to Debenhams survey.
Along with this is the fantastic work that the Charity Save the Children do with their Christmas Day day initiative, which just so happens to occur a week today on 12th December. But rather then like in past years where we covered the very Christmassy of Christmas jumpers, baubles and all, this year we are trying to be more discreet, refined and versatile. Essentially, we’ve selected knitwear which won’t necessarily have you looking out of place if you wear them post December 25th, but without people throwing in your face, “Come on, get into the Spirit!”
This this is a perfect example of a piece of knitwear you won’t feel out of place wearing any of the other 364 other days of the year by Tommy Hilfiger
This versatile festive knit is available by none other than Jacamo
This Great example is from Barbour available exclusively at John Lewis.
Lyle & Scott have launched a series of fetching lil festive sweater this season to be merry
This festive offering comes to us from Joules.com available at House of Fraser
Well well if this doesn’t sum up a traditional Christmas nothing does, this classic is from Polo Ralph Lauren from MRPORTER.com
