It is the high-neck sibling of the 100 jumper: the same 100% acrylic rib knit in gauge 7, the same anti-pilling treatment and the same shoulder and elbow reinforcements. What changes is the neck: here it is high with a half zip, which is what really covers the neck when it is cold and also lets you ventilate by opening it a few centimetres.
✅ Features
High neck with half zip: keeps the neck warm and ventilates without taking the garment off.
Gauge 7: chunky knit, warm thanks to its own volume.
Fabric reinforcements on the shoulders and elbows, the areas where a work jumper wears through.
Anti-pilling treatment against bobbles.
Patch chest pocket with Velcro and pen opening.
Four colours — black, navy blue, hunter green and grey — and sizes from S to 3XL.
👷 Suitable for
Private security and outdoor surveillance, where the high neck is welcome at night.
Concierges, porters and access control.
Warehouse, loading dock and logistics in winter.
Municipal services, gardening and agriculture.
Uniforms that need to cover the neck without resorting to a scarf.
📋 Technical data
Velilla reference: 101
Fabric: rib knit, 100% acrylic, gauge 7
Finish: anti-pilling
Neck: high with half zip
Reinforcements: fabric on shoulders and elbows
Pocket: 1 patch pocket on the chest with Velcro and pen opening
Sizes: S, M, L, XL, 2XL and 3XL
Colours: black, navy blue, hunter green and grey
Crew-neck version: reference 100
🧺 Care
Machine wash on a wool or delicate programme, at 30° and inside out.
Dry flat: damp acrylic stretches if hung.
Close the zip before washing so it does not snag the knit.
No tumble dryer and no hot iron.
💡 Tip: Choosing between the crew-neck 100 and this high-neck 101 depends on whether the jumper is worn on its own or under another garment. The high neck is much better outdoors, but it bulks up under a jacket collar and can be uncomfortable if a closed gilet is worn on top. For indoor use or as a mid layer, the crew-neck 100 is more practical. And always close the zip before washing: if it snags, it unravels gauge 7 knit in a single cycle.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference from the 100 jumper?
Only the neck: the 100 has a crew neck and this one has a high neck with a half zip. Fabric and reinforcements are identical.
Which one is best?
The high neck for outdoors. If the jumper is worn under a jacket or a closed gilet, the high neck adds bulk and the 100 is more comfortable.
Why does it have reinforcements?
Because the shoulders and elbows are where a work jumper wears through.
How should it be dried?
Flat. Damp acrylic stretches if hung on a hanger.
Should the zip be closed when washing?
Yes. If it snags, it unravels gauge 7 knit in a single cycle.
Can it go in the tumble dryer?
No.
What colours is it available in?
Black, navy blue, hunter green and grey, in sizes S to 3XL.
