Men's knitted sweaters bring texture, structure and different fabric weights into an outfit. A wool-blend crewneck can feel very different from a cotton cable knit, even when both have a round neckline. Start with the surface, fit and material to find the type of knit that suits you.  

Regular fit, boxy fit and cable knit

  The cut has a big impact on how a knitted sweater sits. A regular fit gives a more classic outline, while a boxy fit adds more width and structure through the body.   The knit itself also changes the look. Cable-knit patterns create a more textured surface, while finer or simpler knits give a cleaner finish. Ribbed necklines, cuffs and hems are common details, but the construction can vary between styles.  

Wool, cotton and blended knits

  Knit describes the construction of the fabric, not one specific fibre. Men's knitted sweaters can be made from wool, cotton or different fibre blends, and each material changes the feel and weight of the garment.   Always check the individual product details for material composition and care instructions rather than assuming all knitwear has the same properties.  

Wear knitwear with jeans or tailored trousers

  Pair a knitted sweater with men's jeans for a relaxed everyday look, or wear it with tailored trousers for a cleaner silhouette. A T-shirt underneath also makes it easy to layer without adding too much bulk.   For other fits and constructions, explore more men's sweaters.