About this style
This Joules sweatshirt is crafted from heavyweight pure cotton jersey for a snug feel on cooler days. It's made in a relaxed fit, with a concealed quarter-zip fastening at the funnel neckline. The tiled floral print brings a vibrant look to the piece. A dropped hem with side splits ensures easy movement, while front welt pockets provide handy storage. Tonal ‘Joules’ embroidery under the collar adds the final touch.
Details & care
Details & care
Fit and style
•
Regular fit
•
Zip fastening
Composition
100% cotton
Care
Machine washable, wash with similar colours
Delivery, collection & returns
Delivery, collection & returns
Delivery
Standard
Free. We are currently experiencing longer delivery lead times.
Nominated Day
£5.99. We are currently experiencing longer delivery lead times.
Collection
Collect from store
We are currently experiencing longer delivery lead times.
Returns
UK returns
Free
Exclusions apply
Full delivery and collection informationOur returns policyAbout Joules
About Joules
Established in 1989, Joules is a British lifestyle brand that gives classic pieces a twist with injections of colour, hidden details and subtle British humour.
Discover more in Sweatshirts
Reviews (3)
Warm sweatshirt with lovely design
Yes, I recommend this
Have not worn yet but very nice colours and pattern. Cheerful for spring of chiller days. Lovely fabric, warm fleece lining. Look forward to wearing. True to size.
Helpful?
Gorgeous top.
Yes, I recommend this
Absolutely love this top. Excellent quality, washes well, looks lovely with jeans or trousers. Nice soft inside. Highly recommend
Helpful?
Collar lets this down
No, I don't recommend this
This is a lovely sweatshirt but the collar and zip let it down. The zip is a chunky, stiff metal zip and the collar just awkwardly stands up. The collar is also quiet tall and it has 4 metal poppers one of which is gold, the others are a gun metal colour. It's not a very comfortable opening and it just doesn't suit the rest of the top. I will be taking out the zip, cutting down the collar and remaking the whole opening because it could have been so much better.
Helpful?