What do Kendall Jenner, Jennifer Lawrence, Margot Robbie and Taylor Swift all have in common? Aside from enviable wardrobes, they’re all proud owners of what might just be the most luxurious jumper money can buy: The Row’s Ophelia.
The wool-and-cashmere-blend knit has long been considered something of a gold standard amongst fashion people, and it’s not difficult to see why. With its satisfyingly weighty feel, oversized proportions, ribbed neckline and signature bell sleeves, the Ophelia manages to make something as simple as a jumper feel incredibly luxurious. It’s cosy enough to throw on with jeans for everyday, yet polished enough to tuck into tailored trousers or pair with a midi skirt and ballet flats. Those exaggerated sleeves lend it the kind of effortless elegance that’s surprisingly difficult to replicate, which perhaps explains why you’ll spot some of fashion’s chicest women wearing theirs with everything from denim to skirts, or nonchalantly draped over their shoulders.

It comes in an equally considered palette, spanning sleek navy and classic black to soft grey and neutral oyster. And after trying it on myself last year, I can confirm that the hype is deserved. The knit feels rich and substantial without being bulky, and despite its oversized proportions, it falls in that perfectly relaxed way The Row does so well. As a 5’2″ editor, I’m particularly conscious of length when shopping oversized knitwear, but the Ophelia is one of those rare styles that doesn’t swallow my petite frame. Instead, it looks intentionally slouchy, effortless and refined.
If you’re looking for the ultimate investment knit—and want to understand why some of the world’s most stylish women keep coming back to it—keep scrolling to shop the Ophelia jumper.
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If it’s the Ophelia’s relaxed proportions you love, COS offers a very chic high street alternative.

Reformation’s Cove has that same nonchalantly oversized feel I love about the Ophelia.

The pure-wool counterpart to COS’s cashmere style, this is a great option if you want the same sculptural silhouette for less.

Massimo Dutti is another brand I regularly rely on for expensive-looking knitwear.

If you love the Ophelia but want something a little different, allow me to introduce Pato.









