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A knitted waistcoat is perfect for layering up and showing off patterned shirt sleeves. Worn under a jacket or coat, our men’s knitted waistcoats are perfect for cosying the kidneys, whilst still showing a peacock display of colour upfront. While you’re about it, put a lid on it with a tweed cap, and a flash of silk at the neck. Bish, bash bosh.
We treat all our customers like Lords and Ladies.Excellent 
26,342 reviews on 4.6 out of 5
Lovely quality garments and my order today is made with British wool. Thank you for supporting British wool! Seamless ordering and delivery experience as ever with Peter Christian.
- Julie TaylorToday
Very good and prompt service
- Charles Hyde-SmithToday
Online shopping.
- DavidToday
Ordered my dad socks on the site as they are the only socks he likes to wear ive ordered from the site a few times with ease and arrived on time always happy with the service i receive for my dad will use again
- Andrea Livingston Today
After not finding what I was looking for in shops I discovered exactly what I wanted on the website and a beautifully packaged waxed coat arrived, which I am delighted with. The quality is very good and well worth the money.
- RobertYesterday
Good product and efficient service, thanks
- Chris BignellYesterday
Easy to order. Quality product.
- Mr HarrisonYesterday
The legs are too long.
- Martyn Scott-AsheYesterday
Great service, nice quality clothes.
- robin ellisYesterday
The garments were delivered promptly, neatly packed and also had return instructions in case anything was wrong - nothing was missed except a final warning of the date of delivery, but I suspect that may the carrier's responsibility
- Clive SimpsonYesterday
