Up Your Sweater Game With These Unique Crewnecks

This isn’t cashmere, but it sure looks like it. It’s felted Merino—the wool has been boiled so it is softer and a little denser. There is zero itchiness, I can confirm, and I love the vertical stripes in the knit. It’s a little different, a little edgy, but not too much. Just the right amount. Right now, it comes in light marine, dark mallard, and charcoal.

This is just a normal crewneck, you say? Maybe at first glance, but look at those sheepskin elbow pads, baby! The material is yak wool, so again, it’s not cashmere, but look—this material is more durable, offers more heat retention, and is sourced responsibly. The neck and cuffs are ribbed with double thickness, and there is a speckled design that runs throughout the knit.

This sweater is shockingly simple — you will run to the other room and exclaim about how freakin’ soft it is. The collar is ribbed, there is detailed stitching across the body and on the shoulders, and the fit is relaxed. I’d wear this sweater every day if I could.

I want to be able to rock a sweater like Chris Evans’s in Knives Out, but look, we can’t all be Chris Evans. This sweater is the toned down version, perfect for you and me. It’s made of 100% Shetland Wool, is not scratchy, and has a unique cable knit front. It can be dressed up or down and will keep you warm and cozy no matter where you go.

Buck Mason makes my favorite tees and they might just take the cake for my favorite sweater too. The ribbed cotton crew is the perfect black sweater, with a nice ribbed design, offering warmness with zero itch.

While this might look like a boring old grey sweatshirt, I assure you, it’s not. Here’s the crucial difference: the neck. It has a bonded seamless front collar, which does not stretch, bend, or crinkle, so you can have a sweatshirt that lasts and lasts and lasts.