Stephen WickMust-Have Sweaters, Cardigans & Hoodies For Men
Updated: Jan 15
Anyone who has dressed for winter season before knows that even having reliable jackets and inner wear or outerwear, won't always be enough to keep you warm during the coldest months. As a result, no winter collection is finale unless it includes at least one cozy sweater that will keep you warm. We asked thirty discerning men to tell us about their favorite sweaters, the pieces they wear every other season because they last but never go out of style.
Despite the fact that we requested them to offer sweaters of all types, the bulk of their selections are crewnecks, which are undoubtedly the most adaptable type of sweater because they go well with both T-shirts and button-down shirts. But there were also exceptional turtlenecks, cardigans, zip-ups and V-necks that were available at a range of pricing points. Notwithstanding, When you consider how many years of wear they can provide, the more expensive sweaters we heard about were frequently considered as sound investments. Read on for a list of all the sweaters that our stylish dudes prefer, along with a few Steven Wick-recommended alternatives for good measure.
SÉFR Alain Alpaca Blend Sweater
Bonsai Men's Green Woven-Knit Sweater
Marni Men's Pieced Multi-Pattern Mohair Sweater
Loewe Bird Intarsia-Knit Sweater
Burberry Metal Loop Cashmere Blend Sweater
Riccardo Tisci gives an industrial slant to Burberry’s grey sweater, which is made from a soft blend of cashmere and wool with silver hardware. Composition: 60% cashmere, 40% wool. Other features are: mid-weight cashmere blend and silver hardware.
Rag & Bone Men's Buffalo Check Knit Sweater
Emporio Armani Sweaters
The Emporio Armani sweaters made of soft virgin wool and mohair, in a comfortable fit, designed to define looks with an effortless attitude and relaxed spirit. To be paired with the collection’s trousers and T-shirts. The essential lines are embellished with a rich intarsia knit in five colours and ribbed trim.
