Polo Ralph Lauren Flag Knit Jumper - Grey - M


The Polo Ralph Lauren Flag Knit Jumper is designed for women who appreciate a blend of American heritage and contemporary fashion. Its key benefit lies in its premium knit construction, which offers a perfect balance of warmth, comfort, and structural integrity for daily wear. One caveat to consider is that the intricate flag motif requires specific care during laundering to prevent damage to the woven design.
| Gender | Female |
|---|---|
| Age Group | adult |
| Colour | Grey |
| Size | M |
| Dress Size UK | 12 |
| Neck Line | Crew |
| Model Part Number | 3603750418711 |
| Brand | Polo Ralph Lauren |
Yes, this piece features a regular fit, and the size M is designed for a standard UK 12 silhouette.
It is not recommended. Tumble drying can damage the knit construction and cause the garment to shrink.
The jumper is made from high-quality, durable knit fabric designed for warmth and comfort.
We recommend folding the jumper and storing it in a cool, dry place to prevent the shoulders from stretching on a hanger.
The flag design is intricately woven into the fabric as part of the knit construction, rather than being printed on top.
Use a fabric shaver or a sweater comb to gently remove small fibers that accumulate with regular friction.
Lay the damp garment flat on a clean towel and gently reshape it to its original dimensions before air drying.
Use a small needle to carefully pull the loose thread through to the inside of the garment; do not cut the thread as it may unravel the pattern.
To keep your Polo Ralph Lauren jumper in pristine condition, it is essential to follow standard knitwear care practices. Always check the internal garment label for specific temperature settings. Generally, washing in cold water on a delicate or wool-specific cycle will preserve the integrity of the knitted flag motif. Avoid using harsh bleaching agents or high-heat tumble drying, as these can cause shrinkage and damage to the fibers. For storage, it is best to fold the jumper rather than hanging it, which prevents the knit from stretching out under its own weight over time.