This is the knitwear you need to be wearing this season.
Hi guys, how are you? I'm Robin. Welcome back to my YouTube channel and welcome to this
new video. Now, I've been going on about you know this autumn, fall into winter season,
and about what we should be wearing and I've touched on knitwear. I've touched on roll necks
and turtlenecks, but this one is really picking out five of my favorite pieces for this season.
And I've made sure, as always, that I'm covering off all budgets. I'm starting at £20 and
I'm finishing at 90. So, there will be something here for everyone.
Now, my first piece is by Barbour. Now, this is a half-zipped jumper. It's so soft; it's
lambswool. It sits so well on the skin. It's breathable too. Often you'll find that
with more natural fabrics you're able to breathe. Something that I find actually right now even,
that I struggle when I'm wearing any sort of knits, but this is amazing. It's so soft,
it's premium, and as I always push with everything I wear, it's versatile. You can mix it in.
I do feel like in this look here with these creamy chinos and with the boots, I do look
like I've just stepped off the ski slopes, which I'm totally fine with, and maybe I'll
do that later on into the year. But this one plus the other ones I'm talking about are
linked down below and I have picked more out across all budgets on a blog article so you
can check that out too. But my second piece is going down in the budget.
This is £30; it's from ASOS, and it's this really chunky oatmeal roll-neck. Now, this
one is a mixture of acrylic and nylon so it is manmade fabric. So you will find yourself
maybe sweating slightly more, but at 30 I don't think you can go wrong, and it is so
cozy. Obviously, with this, I've teamed it with a Coach aviator jacket, black skinny
jeans and then ASOS boots. But again, thinking about the sort of colour palette of the season,
of fall, autumn into winter, we do want to kind of go with sort of those darker tones
and it just kind of like pulls it all together. My third pick is slightly different. When
you think about knitwear you might be thinking of these roll-necks, these really chunky jumpers,
but actually, it also includes these lighter fabrics. Now, this one is from Reiss. It is
100% merino wool. It is absolutely beautiful. I actually picked it up last year but it's
still on sale and it's just so good. It's long sleeved; I often push the sleeves with
vests. And with this sort of open collar detail, you can wear it straight on to the skin or
you can layer up over a t-shirt or maybe even a roll neck. Now, here I've gone with my A.P.C.
jeans which I'm wearing constantly, Common Projects trainers and then with this big Reiss
overcoat. Going again down in the scale of price, this one is from Topman. Now, this
is a colour, and I've said before, mustard is a colour that you might not think will
suit you, but it suits a lot of guys, lighter, fair-haired guys into sort of darker hair
like me; it will work. With the cable knit detailing too, it is again more of that sort
of what we think of as being that sort of autumn/winter knit. I actually have been wearing
this over a roll neck, but I've just done it here with a shirt, again those jeans and
then a pair trainers. And it's a casual look obviously, with brighter colours and I actually
think this one's perfect for sort of younger guys. Again, one because of the budget and
two because those brighter colours; it just works so well.
My final look is the cheapest one and it's one that I have been over-wearing. I'm definitely
getting my cost per wear on this. It's £20 from ASOS and it's so, so versatile. Also,
this one is cotton and at £20 you might think of it being more of that nylon acrylic but
it's not. It's soft, it's light, it's breathable. And with this, I just went with a Cobra
Western jacket from Weekday and with that sort indigo, sort of denimy blue against that
navy, I just think it really pops. And then with the denim from A.P.C. and the Chelsea
boots which are from ASOS which I will link because I know loads of you love Chelsea boots.
And as you'll see on that blog article actually, these real sort of light roll-neck knits are
available in so many different colours across all these different retailers and prices.
So if you want to go for the bright and fun, you can go for those blues, the pinks, the
greens, then go for it all, some emerald colours. Or maybe you're like me, more sort of muted,
which means you can work into more outfits with navy, black, grey. It is all there.
But thank you very much for watching. Let me know which of these is your favourite or
if you've been wearing a different sort of knit that I can check out because I seem to
be collecting them at the moment. And if you're new to my channel you've not yet pressed subscribe
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are also more video suggestions down there; stay with me and watch them. Head to that
blog article to check all these out plus more. Get shopping, but don't blame me. Also, my
Instagram and my podcast are up there, but I'll see you in my next new video. Buh-bye.