Men's Pullover Sweaters From Indie Knitters

A pullover has no front opening, so the neckline does the work. A crewneck is the do-everything default that layers over a tee or under a jacket. A V-neck shows a collar and reads dressier, good for the guy who wears button-downs. A quarter-zip adds a touch of adjustable warmth and a sporty, smart-casual look. A turtleneck or roll-neck is the warmest and most fashion-forward, best for someone confident in his style. Because it slips over the head, watch the neck opening and shoulder fit more than length: too snug a collar is the usual return reason. Match a sweater he already owns, comparing chest width in inches against the maker's chart, and size up for chunky Aran or fisherman knits worn as a top layer. Merino is the safe all-rounder; lambswool runs cozy and rustic; cashmere is the splurge. Expect roughly $50-$120 for cotton and lambswool crewnecks, $90-$220 for hand-knit wool and cable knits, and $160-$400+ for cashmere. Hand-knit and made-to-order pullovers often run 2-6 weeks.

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