An iconic, urban garment, the sweater is a wardrobe essential that continues to be both popular and functional. Exploring all the different possible sweater patterns and materials are important details when deciding on your look
HIGH NECKS
AND CASHMERE WOOL
The warmest sweaters have high necks and are made of cashmere, one of the most highly-valued fabrics that earns a top spot this season as a basic in the male wardrobe. They’re warm but, above all, they’re flattering and go with absolutely everything.
TURTLENECKS
Halfway between a round neck, and a high neck, this design covers the throat and gets its name in Spanish (cuello Perkins) from sweaters worn by Anthony Perkins in the legendary film Psycho (Alfred Hitchcock, 1960). Although they never went away, this winter they’re back stronger than ever.
HIGH NECKS
AND THICK KNITS
The classics also maintain their positions, such as the Arran sweater, with the characteristic braiding of sweaters typically worn by Irish fishermen. A pattern with knots and larger, more elaborate designs.
