Polo Ralph Lauren Cable Knit Jumper - Black

Yes, due to its 100% cotton construction, the jumper is breathable. It's ideal for layering in cooler months and comfortable on its own during spring and autumn, or in air-conditioned environments in summer.

To minimize pilling, wash your jumper inside out, use a gentle cycle, and avoid harsh friction. When pilling does occur, use a fabric shaver or a de-pilling comb to gently remove them.

While hand washing is recommended for best results, if using a machine, select a 'delicate' or 'wool' cycle with cold water and use a mesh laundry bag. Always lay flat to dry; do not tumble dry.

Always fold your cable knit jumper and store it on a shelf or in a drawer. Hanging knitwear can cause it to stretch and lose its shape over time.

Use a mild, pH-neutral detergent specifically designed for delicates or wool. Avoid harsh chemicals, bleach, or detergents with optical brighteners for dark colors.

Polo Ralph Lauren typically adheres to standard sizing. For the most accurate fit, refer to the brand's official size guide if available, and consider your usual jumper size.

Yes, you can iron a 100% cotton jumper on a medium heat setting. It's best to iron it inside out while slightly damp or use a pressing cloth to protect the fabric's texture. Avoid direct heat on any embroidered logos.

This often occurs due to hot water or tumble drying. To try and reverse, gently soak in lukewarm water with a hair conditioner for 30 minutes, then carefully stretch while drying flat.

This can happen from hanging. Ensure you always store knitwear folded. For minor stretching, a gentle wash and careful reshaping while drying flat can sometimes help restore it.

Pilling is common with knitwear due to friction. Use a fabric shaver or a specialized de-pilling comb to carefully remove the pills without damaging the fabric. Regular use can keep your jumper looking fresh.

Always wash dark colors like black in cold water and with a detergent formulated for dark clothes. Avoid excessive sunlight exposure during drying. If fading has occurred, there are fabric dyes available, but use with caution.

Do not cut a snagged thread as this can create a hole. Instead, gently try to pull the thread back through to the inside of the garment using a crochet hook or a needle. You can also carefully push the loop to the inside.