Leopard across the shoulders, plain below
Cheyenne keeps its animal pattern to the yoke, where soft-edged markings sit across the shoulders and the tops of the sleeves. Below that the knit settles into a band of cream and a band of grey, divided by a fine dashed stitch.
Why you'll love the Cheyenne Jumper
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Leopard-patterned yoke: The markings stay above the chest, which keeps them easy rather than loud.
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Cream and grey banding: Calm blocks below the yoke balance the busier pattern.
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Dashed contrast stitching: A fine broken line marks each change of colour.
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Dropped shoulder, split hem: A soft shoulder line, with a small opening at the hem for movement.
It carries a pattern without asking much of the rest of what you have on. A pattern at the shoulder is easier to live with than one spread all over.
The size guide will tell you how each size measures up.