Eton’s knitwear is made in Italy from selected yarns and designed to layer cleanly over a shirt or on their own. The range includes fine merino crewnecks, quarter-zips and polos, structured knits, knitted vests and heavier seasonal sweaters with refined trims and finishes.
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The range moves from fine 12- and 14-gauge merino essentials to more structured seasonal pieces. Crewnecks, quarter-zips, polos, turtlenecks, cardigans, overshirts and knitted vests are made in Italy from extra-fine merino, wool, cashmere blends and cotton yarns, with details including Lampo zippers, Alcantara trims, mother-of-pearl buttons and textured Milano or rib-knit constructions.
Every piece is designed with the shirt in mind: a crewneck over a crisp dress shirt, a quarter-zip under a soft jacket, or a knitted polo on its own. For the core essentials, start with our fine merino sweaters.
Q: What does gauge mean in knitwear?
A: Gauge is the number of stitches per inch, the higher the number, the finer and lighter the knit. Eton's 12-gauge merino is a refined everyday weight; 14-gauge is slightly finer.
Q: Is merino wool itchy?
A: Extra-fine merino has very fine fibers, so it feels soft rather than scratchy against the skin.
Q: How do you wear a sweater over a dress shirt?
A: Choose a fine gauge so the collar sits cleanly over the neckline — a crewneck or quarter-zip in 12-gauge merino is ideal.