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How do you choose a men's sweater he'll actually wear?
Start with the fiber, because it sets warmth, weight, and care. Merino wool is the workhorse: warm, soft, and machine-washable on a wool cycle from many makers. Lambswool and Shetland run rustic and cozy; cashmere is the splurge that reads luxe but pills if it's cheap; cotton and cotton-blends suit guys who run hot or live somewhere mild. Look at the knit, too. Cable and fisherman (Aran) knits feel substantial and traditional, fair isle and Nordic yokes add pattern, and a fine-gauge merino crewneck layers cleanly under a jacket. Match the cut to him: cardigans and vests for layering, a pullover crewneck or quarter-zip for everyday. Sizing on knits is forgiving but not infinite, so check the maker's chest measurement in inches against a sweater he owns. Budget roughly $45-$110 for cotton and lambswool, $90-$220 for hand-knit wool, and $150-$400+ for cashmere. Hand-knit and made-to-order pieces often run 2-6 weeks.
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