As seen on Three-Part Britbox Series "Why Didn't They Ask Evans?", starring Will Poulter and directed by Hugh Laurie. A beautifully practical collared jumper, combining the warmth of traditional British knitwear with a distinctive 1930s-inspired silhouette. Knitted in cinnamon brown, the Wallis features a neat fitted collar and a timeless shape that can be worn alone or layered beneath a jacket. Its warm, earthy colour makes it particularly easy to pair with wool trousers, corduroy and denim throughout autumn and winter. The jumper is named after Sir Barnes Neville Wallis, the celebrated engineer and inventor born in Ripley, Derbyshire, only a few miles from the Stanley Biggs studio. His remarkable career encompassed airship design, experimental aircraft and the development of the bouncing bomb, later immortalised in The Dam Busters. Warm, practical and quietly distinctive, the Wallis is designed as an everyday piece of knitwear with its roots firmly in Britain’s interwar past. Details Cinnamon brown Fitted collar Traditional collared knitwear design Suitable for layering Made in England
