• Classic argyle pattern worked across the full body in a two-tone diamond grid with fine contrast overcheck lines running through each diamond.
• V-neckline sits at a flattering depth - deep enough to layer a shirt or tee underneath without the collar bunching.
• Regular fit through the body: sits close enough to look considered but gives you room to move without pulling across the chest.
• Ribbed trim at the neckline, armholes and hem keeps the edges neat and holds the shape wash after wash.
• Knitted construction gives the vest a structured weight - it holds its form rather than drooping, making it look as sharp at the end of the day as the start.

The knit has a reassuring density to it - the kind that sits flat against a shirt without adding bulk, and keeps a bit of warmth without making you sweat through a long afternoon. That weight is what makes it work as a proper mid-layer rather than just a styling piece. Worn here over a plain white crew-neck tee, it's a combination that's been working for decades and still does - the tee sleeves visible at the arm, the vest doing the heavy lifting on pattern. Swap the tee for a chambray or Oxford shirt and the whole thing shifts up a notch, ready for a Sunday pub lunch or a casual day at the office. Pair with dark-wash straight jeans and clean leather trainers for a look that's rooted in British classic dressing without trying too hard. The argyle pattern has enough character to carry an otherwise simple outfit on its own.