Festive doesn't have to mean fussy!

Just imagine a deep red sweater covered in fine white line drawings — a sleigh, a rocking horse, a reindeer, a snowman, a steaming cup, a little tree. Now stop imagining, because the whole design is drawn in single white strokes, like chalk on a red wall.

• Line Drawings Only
  Everything is outlined in white with no filled colour at all. That single choice is what keeps a busy festive print looking elegant rather than cluttered.
• A Warm Christmas Red
  The ground is a deep, slightly dusty red — the colour of old ribbon rather than a bright plastic red. It's far kinder in photographs and far kinder on the face.
• Waffle Texture Underneath
  The stitch shows through the drawing, giving it the softness of knitwear rather than the flat look of a printed shirt.
• Relaxed Through The Body
  The cut skims instead of clinging, with a dropped shoulder and a gently curved hem that sits just past the hip. Take your usual size for the easy drape you see here, or go one up if you like a little more room. It comes in S through 5XL, and the shape is drafted for each one rather than simply scaled up.
• Comfortable For A Long Day
  Relaxed through the body, light on the shoulders and warm enough for a cold house. It's built for the sort of day that starts early and runs late.

The complaint about holiday sweaters is always the same — you feel silly in them by noon. Drawn in clean white lines on a warm red, this one simply looks festive, which is why it gets worn through the whole month and packed away for next year rather than given away.