The V-Neck Sweaters That Are Worth Investing In

This is the good stuff. Naadam is the reigning champ of cashmere that doesn’t sacrifice quality for its reasonable price. And if you’re thinking that you’re going to overheat in this, well, that’s where you’re wrong. The super fine fabrication of this particular style keeps it lightweight and breathable.

For a slightly oversized V-neck sweater that you can wear on its own or over a shirt or tank top. Made from 100 percent Merino wool, it’s warm without being stifling, and it has no irritating seams. Oh, and you can also create a custom size to perfect the fit.

You’re about to live in this sweater. It’s soft and cozy, but not too heavy, and the best part is most definitely the detailing. Contrast tipping on the neckline subtly gives it a unique edge about the rest.

This V-neck sweater will go anywhere and everywhere with you—from the office to the airplane to perhaps even the gym—because while we wouldn’t advise wearing this to actually sweat in, it is naturally moisture-wicking so it’s great to throw on after your workout.

Falconeri is a nice spot to land for cashmere that’s not obscenely priced. Nicer than Naadam, but not as nice as the big-name brands. With a contrasting trim inside the collar and slight ribbing on the cuffs and hems, the careful craftsmanship ensures that it is a worthy investment.

If you really want something that will never go out of style, look no further. Since 1797, Johnstons of Elgin has been crafting pieces that are truly timeless. This cashmere V-neck—which comes in a wide array of colors—exemplifies just that.

The Italian craftsmen at Luca Faloni knew what they were doing when they designed this sweater. They decided to give you options. Choose from sixteen different hues—some bold, some neutral—of this tailored sweater.

Not all V-neck sweaters are created equally; in fact, some are even born out of nostalgia. Here, Del Toro’s stripe-trimmed V-neck is inspired by a classic Italian style, bringing you European elegance of the olden days.

Throw on this sweater with a pair of tailored slacks and dress loafers for a sleek dinner party outfit. You can also dress it down with a pair of cashmere sweats for a day lounging about town. It does it all.

If you’re up for the splurge and don’t want to go the traditional route, Ferragamo’s argyle V-neck awaits. It’s creative director Maximillian Davis’s signature spin on the traditional forms of British menswear, made with all the Italian craftsmanship you get from a brand like Ferragamo. A small chest pocket and signature red threading inside the collar add just the extra pizzazz to the design.