What types of sweaters does this collection include?

The collection covers crewneck pullovers, V-neck sweaters, quarter-zip pullovers, full-zip sweaters, cardigans, and sweater vests. Fabrics range from soft cotton and cotton blends for year-round wear to merino wool, cashmere blends, and waffle-knit constructions for colder months. Use the filters to narrow by neckline, fabric, or color.

What is the difference between a sweater and a sweatshirt?

Sweaters are knitted garments. The yarn is looped into the body, sleeves, and trim with a knit-purl construction that gives them stretch, drape, and the visible knit texture you see in cable, ribbed, and waffle patterns. Sweatshirts are cut and sewn from a fleece-back or French terry fabric. Sweaters dress up or down, sweatshirts are casual-only.

How do I choose between cashmere, wool, and cotton sweaters?

Cashmere is the softest and warmest per ounce, with a luxurious hand feel, but needs gentle care. Wool is the warmest absolute, more durable, and great for harsh winters, though some shoppers find it itchy. Cotton is breathable, easier to care for, and works year-round, but offers less insulation. For most wardrobes, a cotton or cotton blend sweater for fall and a wool or cashmere for deep winter is a strong rotation.

How should a men's sweater fit?

The shoulder seam should land at the edge of your shoulder bone. The chest should be snug enough to look intentional but with about an inch of pinch room when worn over a base layer. The hem should hit at your hip line, slightly above your belt. Sleeves end at the wrist with about an inch of cuff visible. Sizing usually matches your normal shirt size, though some prefer a relaxed fit by sizing up.

How do I care for these sweaters?

Care varies by material. Cashmere and wool are best hand-washed or dry-cleaned, then laid flat to dry. Cotton and cotton blend sweaters are typically machine washable on cold, then laid flat or tumble-dried on low to preserve shape. Always check the inside care label first. Avoid hanging knit sweaters wet, which stretches them out, and store folded rather than on hangers.

What sizes do you carry?

Sizes run small through XXL across most styles, with select fits available in tall and big-and-tall sizing. Each product page lists exact size availability and a measurement chart for chest, sleeve, and length.

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Sweaters

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Men's Henleys & Crew Neck Shirts

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Men's Sweaters

Discover the Weatherproof® Vintage men's sweater collection

Crewneck sweaters, quarter-zip pullovers, cashmere blends, and textured knits designed for comfort and style. Every sweater in our collection is crafted from premium materials like soft cotton, warm wool blends, and luxurious cashmere that only gets better with wear.

Whether you're layering for fall or looking for a standalone piece for a coolspring evening, our sweaters are built to work with the rest of your wardrobe. From the office to the weekend, each piece is designed in New York City with the same attention to detail that has defined Weatherproof since 1948.

Our most popular styles include the Stonewash Crew, Waffle Cardigan, andQuarter Zip Pullover. Available in sizes S-2XL, with free shipping on orders over $99.

The collection covers crewneck pullovers, V-neck sweaters, quarter-zip pullovers, full-zip sweaters, cardigans, and sweater vests. Fabrics range from soft cotton and cotton blends for year-round wear to merino wool, cashmere blends, and waffle-knit constructions for colder months. Use the filters to narrow by neckline, fabric, or color.
Cashmere is the softest and warmest per ounce, with a luxurious hand feel, but needs gentle care. Wool is the warmest absolute, more durable, and great for harsh winters, though some shoppers find it itchy. Cotton is breathable, easier to care for, and works year-round, but offers less insulation. For most wardrobes, a cotton or cotton blend sweater for fall and a wool or cashmere for deep winter is a strong rotation.
Care varies by material. Cashmere and wool are best hand-washed or dry-cleaned, then laid flat to dry. Cotton and cotton blend sweaters are typically machine washable on cold, then laid flat or tumble-dried on low to preserve shape. Always check the inside care label first. Avoid hanging knit sweaters wet, which stretches them out, and store folded rather than on hangers.

Sweaters are knitted garments. The yarn is looped into the body, sleeves, and trim with a knit-purl construction that gives them stretch, drape, and the visible knit texture you see in cable, ribbed, and waffle patterns. Sweatshirts are cut and sewn from a fleece-back or French terry fabric. Sweaters dress up or down, sweatshirts are casual-only.
The shoulder seam should land at the edge of your shoulder bone. The chest should be snug enough to look intentional but with about an inch of pinch room when worn over a base layer. The hem should hit at your hip line, slightly above your belt. Sleeves end at the wrist with about an inch of cuff visible. Sizing usually matches your normal shirt size, though some prefer a relaxed fit by sizing up.
Sizes run small through XXL across most styles, with select fits available in tall and big-and-tall sizing. Each product page lists exact size availability and a measurement chart for chest, sleeve, and length.