Men's roll necks: key fashion trends of the season - in pictures

Will Ferrell and Christina Applegate as Ron Burgundy and Veronica Corningstone in Anchorman 2: The Legend Continues Photograph: Gemma LaMana/Paramount Pictures

Roll neck £140
Margaret Howell makes exceedingly good knitwear, cosy up in this taupe knit
MHL mrporter.com Photograph: PR

Roll neck £55
The claret roll neck is a fast track to nailing the quintessential Ron Burgundy look, never play jazz flute in anything else
cosstores.com Photograph: PR

Roll neck, £129
The fine gauge roll neck is this year's velvet blazer, slip one under a suit jacket for a twist on formal dressing
Best of British marksandspencer.com Photograph: PR

Roll neck £235
Ami is firm favourite with the fashion desk. This roll neck has Christmas holidays written all over it
mrporter.com Photograph: PR

Roll neck £265
If you demand extreme warmth from your roll neck purchase, look no further than this 10 ply jumper made from four shades of lambswool and knitted into a heavyweight tuck-stitch. Heavenly
sehkelly.com Photograph: PR

Roll neck
If you would rather eat the chocolate selection box than emulate the Milk Tray man's body con look this tweed patchwork knit will cover a multitude of over indulgences and still look stylish
jigsaw-online.com Photograph: PR

Roll neck £49
As we've reported before, navy is proven to be more flattering than black, which makes this Reiss number a no brainer
reiss.com Photograph: PR

Roll neck £26
Think outside the plain black Beatnik box and opt for a contrast design
topman.com Photograph: PR

Roll neck £149
We like the thumb slots in the cuffs, keeps the chill out and means you can still update your status "Stay classy, Facebook"
oliverspencer.co.uk Photograph: PR