Stone Island Jumpers and Knitwear: The Complete Guide

If jackets made the Stone Island legend, jumpers and knitwear are its quiet pillar: warm, durable pieces, instantly recognisable by the compass badge. From the classic crew neck to the winter roll-neck, here is our guide to choosing the right Stone Island jumper.

Stone Island knitwear: the same spirit of research

At Stone Island, knitwear does not escape the house philosophy: material first. Wools, knitted cottons and technical blends are worked with the same care as the fabrics of the jackets — and many models undergo the famous garment dyeing, applied here to entire knitted pieces. The result: deep, subtly nuanced colours that no ordinary jumper can reproduce.

This mastery is part of the innovative approach we detail in our guide to Stone Island fabrics and technical innovations.

The main types of Stone Island jumper

The crew-neck jumper

The absolute classic: in wool for winter, in knitted cotton for the in-between seasons, it is worn on its own or over a shirt. The badge on the sleeve is enough to sign the look.

Roll-neck and half-zip jumpers

For the colder months: the roll-neck brings warmth and style, the zip collar (or half-zip) a sportier, more adaptable feel. Two safe bets in the winter wardrobe.

Chunky, textured knits

Wide ribs, cables, intricate stitches: these bolder pieces anchor a look on their own. Some lines, such as the tone-on-tone Ghost pieces where even the badge blends into the colour, make them true connoisseur's pieces.

What sets a Stone Island jumper apart

• Quality yarns: soft, dense wools, even cottons, blends designed to last without losing their shape.
• Unique colours: garment dyeing gives each jumper an unmistakable depth of colour.
• The compass badge: sewn on the left sleeve and removable — everything you need to know is in our article on the Stone Island compass badge.
• Careful finishing: firm ribbing, even stitching, impeccable shape retention over time.

Jumper or sweatshirt: how to choose?

The jumper (knitted) offers warmth and a dressier look; the sweatshirt (cotton fleece) plays the relaxed, everyday card. For the same thickness, wool is warmer; cotton fleece is easier to live with. The two complement each other: also discover our collection of Stone Island sweatshirts, and for layering, our gilets.

Which size should you choose?

The cuts are fitted, in the Italian spirit. For a close fit, stick to your usual size; to layer over a thick shirt, consider going one size up. The safest approach: compare the measurements given on our product pages — measured flat on the actual piece — with a jumper you already own.

New or pre-owned?

Stone Island knitwear ages remarkably well when it is cared for, and holds its value nicely — we explain why in why Stone Island is so sought after. When buying pre-owned, check the condition of the ribbing, the absence of marked pilling and the badge: at NB08, every piece goes through a full authentication process before it goes on sale.

Caring for your knitwear

Wash cold on a wool cycle or by hand, depending on the label, with the badge removed beforehand; dry flat to avoid any distortion; never use a tumble dryer. Stored folded rather than on a hanger, a jumper keeps its shape season after season. A fabric shaver gives well-worn knits a new lease of life.

Frequently asked questions

Are Stone Island jumpers itchy?

The wools selected by the brand are generally soft and comfortable. If you have sensitive skin, opt for knitted cotton models or wear a thin layer underneath.

Where is the badge on a Stone Island jumper?

As on the jackets and sweatshirts, the compass badge is sewn on the left sleeve, attached by two buttons that make it removable — handy for washing.

How do you stop a Stone Island jumper from losing its shape?

A gentle cold wash, drying flat and storing it folded: three simple habits that preserve the cut and the ribbing for years.

Discover our Stone Island jumpers

Browse our collection of Stone Island jumpers, both new and authenticated pre-owned, from the crew neck to chunky knits — or explore our full Stone Island selection.