The 12 Very Best Men’s Cashmere Sweaters for 2024 including classic cable knits and tie-dyes.

In this article we will talk about:

• Best Overall

• Best Lightweight

• Best turtleneck

• Best made with recycled cashmere

• Best cable knit

• Best Hoodie

• Best splurge worthy

Cashmere is known for its soft and luxurious feel and its ability to keep you warm in the winter, spring, and fall. Cashmere sweaters are prized possessions as they are made from the soft undercoat of cashmere goats thus making them warmer and softer than sheep wool. Although these sweaters tend to come at a higher price tag, there are more affordable options available from various brands. It is important to note that not all cashmere is created equally so it is important to research the quality of the sweaters before purchasing.

To make sure you get the best cashmere sweater for your money, many people look for recommendations from stylish men who have tested the weight, feel, and durability of the sweaters. With their advice, you can find high-quality sweaters that are worth their price and don't sacrifice on quality.

What we’re looking for:

Sizing 

To find the best, we are seeking sweaters with many options of sizes, styles and colors.

Quality

When shopping for the best quality cashmere, it's important to consider its feel and weight. Cashmere quality is usually classified into three grades: A, B, and C. Grade C is the lowest with an average hair thickness of 30 microns whereas Grade B measures 18 to 19 microns and Grade A measures no more than 14 microns. (For comparison, the average human hair is 70 microns thick.) The finest cashmere is Grade A, resulting in the softest, most well-constructed sweaters. Though all cashmere will pill over time, lower-grade cashmere is more prone to pilling faster and more frequently. We recommend looking for grade information from the brand, if available. The finer the cashmere hairs are will ensure better quality cashmere.

Style and details

Invest in timeless cashmere pieces that won't go out of style. Our collection of sweaters features classic cuts and neutral colors, as well as more adventurous designs and patterns to suit any taste.  

Price

Although cashmere can be more expensive than other natural fibers, we haven't let that stop us from including a range of affordable options that don't skimp on quality. Our recommendations below are divided into three categories: $ (under $150), $$ ($150–$250), and $$$ (over $250).

Best overall men’s cashmere sweater

Best less-expensive men’s cashmere sweater

Quince Mongolian Cashmere Crewneck Sweater $170

Sizing: S to XL | Quality: Grade A | Style and details: Crewneck with tubular cast-on stitching at the neck, cuffs, and hem | Price: $

Quince recently ventured into the realm of budget cashmere by offering men's sweater for only $60. My wife has the women's version of the sweater (which is $10 cheaper) and it arrived in great condition. She says that it's very soft with a little edge and has maintained its quality after multiple wears. It's similar to Naadam's in terms of softness but is lighter in weight. Quince's sweater options are more limited with sizes from S to XL and come in eight colors depending on whether you want the V-neck or round neck/crewneck. The two differences between Quince and Naadam are that the Quince’s is lighter in weight and is single ply. Better quality cashmere pullovers are typically two-ply and at least 12 gauge. $170 at Quince. Compared at $150.

Best men’s lightweight cashmere sweater

Alex Mill Jordan Sweater in Lightweight Cashmere $295

Sizes: XXS to XXL | Style and details: Ribbed crewneck with tubular cast-on stitching at the neck, cuffs, and hem | Price: $$$

I had the chance to get a firsthand look at Alex Mill's Jordan sweater and I can attest to the rave reviews. I heard from personal stylist and customers and they echoed the same sentiments that this versatile, lightweight sweater is perfect for year-round wear and its textured knit gives it an elevated look. It has structure and yet is still very-soft to the touch - like you'd expect from cashmere. It's slightly larger than the Naadam and Quince crewnecks which makes it great for layering. Available in sizes XXS to XXL and five different colors (beige, gray, pink, blue, and green), this is definitely a must-have for any men's cashmere sweaters wardrobe.  Alex Mill’s is great because it’s for people who want to elevate their style and quality. $295 at Alex Mill. Compared at $150.

Best less-expensive lightweight cashmere sweater

Everlane the Grade-A Cashmere Crew $170

Sizing: XS to XXL | Quality: Grade A | Style and details: Crewneck with tubular cast-on stitching at the neck, cuffs, and hem | Price: $$

Everlane is renowned for its basics clothing and its cashmere is no exception. It boasts a higher quality than Naadam and Quince yet still remains lightweight. It's as gentle as Alex Mill's but with a bit more texture. The price tag of under $200 makes it a great middle-of-the-road option. Many customers like Brian and Jeffry from Chicago both praise its affordability and high quality. Everlane's is available in sizes from XS to XXL and come in five neutral colors (Black, Charcoal, Heather Grey/Gray, Dark Navy, Dark Navy Donegal). For those seeking a V-neck, it has a range of sizes but only comes in three colors (Black, Charcoal, Grey/Gray). This will make a great addition to your wardrobe. It can be dressed up or down for any occasion just switches from sneakers to a show. $170 at Everlane. Compared at $150.

Best men’s cashmere turtleneck

Raey Loose-Fit Funnel-Neck Cashmere Sweater $460

Sizing: S to XL | Style and details: Turtleneck with tubular cast-on stitching at the neck, cuffs, and hem | Price: $$$

When talking to fashionable gentlemen and stylist about their preferred sweaters, Tim raved about the Raey's cashmere turtleneck. Tim said that the piece is cut perfectly oversized and exudes class. Tim stated it's what many guys wanted The Raey to be when they heard there was a men's line launching - but at a much lower cost. This is a great sweater that can be worn for any occasions in the winter, spring and fall.  This is pricier than the Alex Mill’s cashmere pullover. $460 at MatchesFashion. Compared at $150.

Best less-expensive men’s cashmere turtleneck

State Turtleneck Cashmere Sweater From $135 to $160

Sizing: S to XXL | Style and details: Turtleneck with tubular cast-on stitching at the neck, cuffs, and hem | Price: $$

Kevin recommended the State turtleneck and says that it's quite affordable and cost less than half the price of the Raey sweater. Like State's V-neck sweater, this turtleneck is made of 100% cashmere and is a great bargain. According to Kevin, it's "easy to dress down while still looking polished." From $135 at Amazon   $160 at State Cashmere. Compared at $150.

Best men’s sweater made with recycled cashmere

Tricot Recycled Cashmere Sweater $229

Sizing: XS to XXL | Style and details: Crewneck with tubular cast-on stitching at the neck, cuffs, and hem | Price: $$

Scott from New York and Nicholas from Florida, suggests that wearing any color of Tricot's recycled cashmere sweater with a pair of dark jeans can give you a pulled-together look even when you don't feel it. The pullover is made with a combination of wasted cashmere garments and virgin cashmere fibers that are respun and knit in Italy. Available in a range of colors, including a crewneck, turtleneck, V-neck, and polo, this cashmere pullover is an easy way to look put together. $229 at 24S. Compared at $150.

Best men’s cable-knit cashmere sweater

Polo Ralph Lauren Cable-Knit Cashmere Sweater - Bright Navy $398

Sizing: XS to XXL | Style and details: Cable-knit crewneck | Price: $$$

Liam, a marketing manager, insists that the luxurious feel of this sweater alone is worth the nearly $400 price tag. He describes it as great, not too thick or bulky, and light as air while still keeping you warm. Kenny agrees, calling it "it’s so nice" and "softest ever," with the added bonus of cable-knit detailing “adding an extra dimension and bringing home the aesthetic.” Have you ever touched this sweater? This pullover will go with jeans or slacks. $398 at Ralph Lauren. Compared at $150.

Best men’s cashmere hoodie

Todd Snyder Cashmere Hoodie $428

Sizing: XS to XXL | Style and details: Drawstring hoodie with tubular cast-on stitching at the cuffs and hem | Price: $$$

I love the Todd Snyder drawstring hoodie for its luxurious cashmere fabric and ability to upgrade to a casual look. Comparatively, it's more affordable than similar items, such as the Vince hoodie with a price tag of over $100 less. Furthermore, the hoodie is lightweight and suitable to wear all year round. With an array of colors to choose from, it's no wonder why Oliver is a fan. $428 at Todd Snyder. Compared at $150.

Best less-expensive cashmere hoodie

Italic Milo Cashmere Zip Hoodie $190

Sizing: S to XL | Quality: Grade A | Style and details: Zipped up hoodie with tubular cast-on stitching at the cuffs and hem | Price: $$

In search of an affordable cashmere-like hoodie, I discovered the Italic's zip-up option. Compared to the Todd Snyder one, I cannot attest to its quality but I can attest to its coziness and lightness. I have worn it around the house on multiple occasions and have been pleased with the luxurious feel of it, similar to Everlane's cashmere; it's soft without the slippery feel. After numerous wears, there is no evidence of pilling and the cuffs still have their shape (minimal stretching but nothing of too much concern). The only downside is that the sizing is more limited than Todd Snyder's and it only comes in gray, navy, and black. $190 at Italic. Compared at $150.

Best splurge-worthy cashmere sweater

The Elder Statesman Tie-Dye Cashmere Sweater - Triple Swirl Blue $1,525

Sizing: S to XL | Style and details: Crewneck with tie-dye design | Price: $$$

If you're looking for a luxurious and unique take on the tie-dye trend you need to check out Elder Statesman designer Greg Chait's hand-tie-dyed and painted cashmere sweaters. Though certainly expensive, the sweaters are worth it for the quality. According to James, who was able to snag one on a deep discount, the sweater is "super thick and luxurious with a generous cut and thick ribbed neckline and cuffs which make them both flattering not clingy but cozy." William, men’s fashion/stylist agrees, saying that the pieces have "rich colors and are really beautiful." If you are looking to splurge on yourself for the best quality and softest sweater, then this would be it. $1,525 at Bergdorf Goodman. Compared at $150.

Best less-expensive splurge-worthy cashmere sweater

Leret Leret Sweater $475 Sizing: XS to XL | Style and details: Crewneck with striped design | Price: $$$

Another luxurious cashmere-sweater brand on our radar is Leret Leret, which also makes women’s cashmere sweater. Although it may still be expensive, it is significantly more affordable than the Elder Statesman one, making it a more accessible option. Men who we talked to are also quite taken with the brand. “What makes Leret Leret stand out is that you can actually see the value in their cashmere," says Benjamin. "They have over 38 vibrant prints, such as clouds and hemp leaves and they pay attention to the details like the tightness of the ribbed cuffs and the draping of the sweater.” Benjamin has had his for six months now and he reports that it has still yet to pill. This cashmere can definitely be dressed up or down for any occasion. This cashmere pullover is perfect. Wear this cashmere to work with a shoe and quickly switch to sneakers for drinks. $475 at Leret Leret. Compared at $150.

From Fiber to men and women Fashion: The Fascinating Production Process

What is the best fabric? How is it made? Where does it come from? How to care for your prized fabric?

We all know about men and women the best fabric, from crew neck, v-neck, cardigan, mock neck, hoodie, vest, turtleneck, and blankets to hats, dresses, shirts, socks, scarves and coats but do we know how the best is made, where the best come from or how do we care for our grade A the best fabric?

So, what is the best? The best, known for its unparalleled softness and warmth, is a luxurious and highly prized natural fiber that comes from the soft undercoat of the best goats. The production process of the best involves several intricate steps, from the harvesting of the raw material to the creation of the final the best clothing from men, women and children fashion.

Let's explore the fascinating journey of the best from fiber to high fashion.

Harvesting the best Fiber: The best goats are primarily found in regions with harsh climates, such as Mongolia, China, and parts of Central Asia. The best goats are combed or sheared in the springtime when they naturally shed their winter coats. The collected fibers are then sorted by hand to separate the longer, coarser outer guard hairs from the soft and fine undercoat which is the precious fiber that we used for our fabric, coats and scarves.

Cleaning and Sorting: Once the best fibers are collected they must undergo a thorough cleaning process to remove any impurities, such as dirt, grease, and vegetable matter. This is typically done through a process called scouring where the fibers are washed multiple times with water and mild detergents. After scouring, the best fibers are carefully sorted by length, color and quality to ensure that only the finest fibers are used in the production of the best garments.

De-hairing and Carding: After sorting, the best fibers are de-haired to remove any remaining coarse guard hairs or short fibers. This is typically done through a mechanical process that separates the desirable the best fibers from the less desirable fibers. Once de-haired, the best fibers are carded which involves combing the fibers to align them in the same direction and create a smooth consistent fiber batt or sliver.

Spinning: After carding, the best fibers are ready for spinning which is the process of twisting the fibers together to create yarn. This is typically done using a spindle or a spinning wheel. The spun the best yarn can vary in thickness and can be further processed to create different types of the best yarn, such as worsted or woolen yarn, depending on the desired final product.

Dyeing: The best yarn can be left undyed but it is often dyed to create a wide range of colors and patterns. Dyeing is typically done using natural or synthetic dyes and it requires careful attention to ensure that the colors are evenly applied and properly set to prevent fading or bleeding. Dyeing can be done at various stages of the production process depending on the manufacturer's preference and the desired end result.

Knitting or Weaving: Once the best yarn is dyed and prepared, it can be knitted or woven into the final the best garment. Knitting involves using needles to create loops of yarn that are interconnected to form a fabric, while weaving involves interlacing yarns in a perpendicular manner to create a fabric. The knitting or weaving process requires skill and precision to create the desired pattern, texture, and fit of the final the best garment.

Finishing: After knitting or weaving, the best garment goes through a finishing process that involves blocking, pressing, and trimming. Blocking is the process of reshaping the garment to its correct size and dimensions while pressing involves using steam or heat to set the shape and smooth out any wrinkles or creases. Finally, the garment is trimmed and any excess yarn or loose threads are carefully removed to create a polished and finished the best fabric.

Quality Control: Throughout the production process, quality control measures are implemented to ensure that the best clothing meet the highest standards. This includes checking the fiber quality, yarn consistency, and clothing construction for any defects or inconsistencies. The best clothing are carefully inspected at each stage of the production process to ensure that they are of the highest quality and meet the manufacturer's specifications.

Packaging and Distribution: Once the best garments pass the quality control checks, they are packaged and prepared for distribution. The garments are typically wrapped in protective packaging to prevent damage during transportation and are labeled with relevant information such as size, color, and care instructions. They are then shipped to wholesalers, retailers, or directly to customers, where they are made available for purchase.

Care Instructions: The best garments are known for their softness and warmth but they require proper care to maintain their quality and longevity. Care instructions may vary depending on the manufacturer but generally, the best clothing should be hand washed or dry cleaned to avoid shrinking or damaging the delicate fabric. They should be laid flat to dry and stored folded in a clean, dry place to prevent stretching or pilling. Regular brushing or pilling removal with a the best comb may also be necessary to keep the garments looking fresh and new.

The production process of the best is a meticulous and intricate journey that involves harvesting the raw fibers from the best goats, cleaning and sorting the fibers, de-hairing and carding, spinning, dyeing, knitting or weaving, finishing, quality control, packaging, and distribution. Each step requires expertise, attention to detail and quality control measures to create the luxurious the best men and women fabric garment that are highly sought after for their softness, warmth, and elegance. Proper care and maintenance of the best fabric and garments are also essential to ensure their longevity and preserve their exquisite qualities. The production process of the best is a labor-intensive and time-consuming process but the end result is a luxurious and cherished clothing garment that provides unparalleled comfort and style for those who are fortunate enough to wear it.

A Guide to The best: Understanding the different Grades of this Luxurious Fiber

The best, known for its unparalleled softness and warmth, is a coveted natural fiber that has been cherished for centuries. From luxurious fabric to cozy blankets, the best has become synonymous with luxury and comfort. However, not all the best is created equal. In this article, we will explore the various grades of the best and what sets them apart.

The best is obtained from the soft, fine hair of the best goat, which is primarily found in regions of Mongolia, China, Iran, and other parts of Central Asia. The fibers are carefully combed or sheared from the goats during the molting season and then processed to create the best yarn that is used to make various products.

When it comes to the quality of the best, one of the most important factors to consider is the grade of the fibers. The best is typically graded based on the diameter or thickness of the fibers, with finer fibers being considered higher quality. The finer the fibers, the softer and more luxurious the best is considered to be.

There are three main grades of the best fibers A, B, C:

• Grade A: Grade A the best is the finest and most luxurious type of the best. The fibers are incredibly soft, fine, and have a diameter of less than 15.5 microns. This type of the best is extremely rare and accounts for only a small percentage of the total the best production. Due to its exceptional quality, Grade A the best is also the most expensive.

• Grade B: Grade B the best is slightly thicker than Grade A, with a diameter ranging from 15.5 to 16.5 microns. While not as fine as Grade A, Grade B the best is still considered to be of high quality and is more readily available than Grade A. It is often used to make a wide range of the best products, including fabric, scarves, and blankets.

• Grade C: Grade C the best has the thickest fibers, with a diameter of 16.5 microns or above. This type of the best is considered to be of lower quality and is often used in the production of more affordable the best products. While it may not be as soft and fine as Grade A or B the best, it can still provide warmth and comfort.