Jumpers are not just for warmth in the winter; in addition, they can add style to an outfit. For men, there are five classic styles they should own.
Roll neck
Conjuring up images of James Bond, the roll neck can add a smart touch when worn under a jacket or blazer or a more casual look when paired with chinos. Originally a style worn by mediaeval knights for protecting their necks, it has the bonus of a built-in scarf.
Fisherman’s jumper
A mens fisherman sweater, originally knitted by the wives of fishermen to keep their menfolk warm and dry at sea, is the hardiest of jumpers. According to the Times, the Aran sweater has enduring appeal and was worn by style icons such as Elvis and Steve McQueen. Not just worn by fishermen, Aran jumpers are popular because of their insulating properties and their chunky look. You will find several styles of mens fishermen sweater at stores such as https://shoparan.com/mens-aran-sweaters/mens-fisherman-sweaters/.
Crew neck and V-neck
The simplest yet most versatile design of jumper, the crew neck comes in a variety of thicknesses, making it suitable for different outfits; for example, it can be worn over a plain white T-shirt for a casual look or with smart work trousers for the office. Similarly, a V-neck jumper can be dressed up or down and can be made from fine merino wool or a thicker cable knit.
Cardigan
For the braver man who is not afraid to make a statement, a cardigan is a good option. A cardigan can easily be taken off when the temperature rises. As the name suggests, it was the invention of the Earl of Cardigan, who wore it during the Crimean War due to it being easy to put on and take off