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THE SUBMARINER - RUST
THE SUBMARINER - RUST
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- Fit Guide
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The Submariner is where N.S.C. began and we feel we have perfected this one.
A Vintage Classic now made with modern construction.
This style remains true to the original WWII era Jumpers worn by the British Royal Navy, featuring a drop shoulder fit, deep ribbed waist and cuffs, constructed in a 5 gauge knit with the same 100% British wool.
Visit our N.S.C History page to learn more about the Submariner.
N.S.C. 100% cotton drawstring bag delivered free with your order.
Compared with the Diver roll neck, the Submariner is a less chunky knit and has the drop shoulder fit instead of the inset shoulder fit.
Visit our postage and returns page for delivery information.
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The Submariner is the only N.S.C. jumper to feature a drop shoulder where the shoulder seam sits on the upper arm creating a slightly more generous fit.
We recommend ‘The Diver’ if you are looking for a chunkier knit roll neck with a closer fitting inset sleeve.
If you are unsure of your N.S.C. size, take a measurement around your chest at your underarm, in inches, with a soft tape measure. Our knitwear fits true to size. If you prefer a loose fit, we suggest you order a size up.
Refer to the size guide for further measurements.
Available in sizes 34” - 50” (EURO 44 - 60)
Model with a 38 inch chest wears size 38”
Please feel free to get in touch if you have any queries regarding style, fit or sizing.
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N.S.C. products are designed to last for years, when cared for correctly.
In the first instance, we recommend airing your knitwear outside. Remove small stains with a cloth and cool water. Piling can be removed with a wool shaver. When a wash is necessary we suggest hand washing.
Hand Wash
Mix a wool specific detergent with lukewarm water and swirl the garment delicately in the water. To dry, lay the garment on a flat surface and gently squeeze excess water from the wool with a towel. Do not twist or wring out a jumper. Stretch it gently to the correct size and shape before letting it air-dry laid flat. Softener can be added just before the final rinse if desired.
Machine Wash
Although not recommended, if a machine wash is necessary, knitwear can be washed using a wool specific detergent on a cold wool cycle with a low spin. Never tumble dry.
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