Clubhouse Polo by a.m. studios

Clubhouse Polo

Knitting
July 2026
Light Fingering ?
27 stitches and 36 rows = 4 inches
in broken rib
US 4 - 3.5 mm
US 1½ - 2.5 mm
1094 - 1804 yards (1000 - 1650 m)
XXS (XS) S (M) L (XL) XXL to fit bust from 75 to 111 cm / 30" to 44"
English
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Introducing the Clubhouse Polo — a textured polo sweater inspired by the quiet elegance of private clubs and long, unhurried afternoons. It is designed to feel relaxed and refined at the same time — a garment that looks composed without appearing overly considered.
The surface of the fabric carries a gentle texture that gives the sweater its character. It creates a subtle play of light and shadow across the fabric, lending depth and structure while keeping the overall impression calm and balanced. A classic polo collar gives the sweater a slightly tailored character, balancing ease with a sense of structure.
The Clubhouse Polo is designed as a comfortable, versatile piece — the kind of sweater that settles naturally into a wardrobe and is reached for again and again.

Sizes Available

Size — To fit bust
XXS — 75–81 cm / 30–32”
XS — 79–85 cm / 31–34”
S — 83–89 cm / 33–35”
M — 87–93 cm / 34–37”
L — 93–99 cm / 37–39”
XL — 99–105 cm / 39–41”
XXL — 105–111 cm / 41–44”
This garment is designed to be worn with approximately 13-18 cm / 5-7” of positive ease.

Gauge
27 stitches × 36 rows = 10 × 10 cm (4 × 4”) in broken rib pattern, on 4 mm needles, after blocking.
Needle size is given as a recommendation only. Use the needle size that allows you to achieve the required gauge.
Broken rib pattern:
RS: knit all stitches
WS: k1, p1 repeat

Yarn suggestions
This pattern is designed for smooth, worsted-spun (combed) yarns with good stitch definition. Wool and wool blends — including blends with silk or cashmere — work particularly well. Avoid very fuzzy or alpaca-heavy yarns, as they can blur the textured stitch pattern. Yarns with a high cotton content are also not recommended, as they tend to make the fabric feel heavier and affect how the collar and ribbing hold their shape. Recommended yarn range for this pattern is of 450-600 m /100 g