Jack Masters' jumper factory in Leicester has been making knitwear in the city since 1987 and in 2010 the firm spotted a gap in the market. | ITV News Central ...

By 2012, Christmas jumpers were "everywhere", said The Telegraph, and they'd "finally shed the slippery skin of naffness, and irony".

One in 10 people threw last year's Christmas jumper in the bin and almost two-thirds of 25-34-year-olds own more than one, according to research by Hubbub, an environmental non-profit in the UK ...

Christmas Jumper Day took place on 12 December. It's a day when lots of schools raise money for charity by letting pupils wear their Christmas jumpers into school instead of, or over, their uniforms.

Christmas Jumper Day is open to all, whether you’re at school, work or home, in the UK or in another part of the world. You can take part by yourself or as part of a group.

By their very nature, Christmas jumpers tend to err on the cheesy side - but fashion expert Rochelle White says it's easy to go overboard and accidentally commit a fashion cardinal sin.

Christmas Jumper Day 2024 takes place on Thursday 12 December to raise money for Save The Children. People can either create their own fundraising pages, using online platforms such as JustGiving ...

Long gone are the days when Christmas jumpers were all about garish reindeer prints and loud candy-cane stripes. If loud-and-proud novelty isn't your thing, there are thankfully now plenty of chic ...