Men's sweatshirts and jumpers: hoodies, cardigans and pullovers at a good price
The material matters more than the brand
Two jumpers at a similar price can behave quite differently. Merino wool is warm and does not itch, cashmere is soft but easily pilled, and cotton breathes and suits indoor warmth. Fleece is light and dries fast, while acrylic knitwear is cheaper but pills sooner.
So do not stop at “a warm jumper”. Say where you will wear it: in the office, on a walk or under a jacket, and which material is acceptable to you.
What to put in your request
- type: jumper, hoodie, sweatshirt, cardigan, pullover, fleece;
- material: wool, merino, cashmere, cotton, fleece;
- size: letter (S–3XL) or chest size in inches, and if needed your height and chest;
- cut and details: oversize, regular, fitted; zip, hood, mandarin collar or V-neck;
- brand, if you have a preference;
- colour;
- condition: new or second-hand, and how much wear is acceptable;
- delivery city and budget, if you want to state it.
Example: “I'm looking for a new men's merino wool jumper, grey or navy, polo neck, regular fit. Size L (height 180 cm). Delivery to Hamilton by courier. Budget up to $53.”
How it works on BlaBlaPrice
Instead of browsing dozens of pages and comparing size charts, you create one request. Clothing sellers reply in the chat: what exactly they offer, the fabric, price, photos and delivery. The platform shows the best-value offer first, and each offer has reviews of the seller. Sellers can see where they stand among the others, so they compete for the buyer. Your phone stays hidden until you choose a seller.
What to look at when comparing
- The exact composition in percentages: “wool” with no detail can mean a small blend or almost pure wool.
- Weight and length: whether the jumper is too short, whether the sleeve is long enough, and whether the cuffs and hem are ribbed.
- For hoodies and sweatshirts: brushed inside or not, which makes a real difference in warmth.
- Care: whether machine washing is allowed or only a gentle wash.
- For second-hand: pilling under the arms, stretched neckline and cuffs, and smell.
Mistakes when buying
Buying by letter, not by the measurements of length and shoulder width. Taking oversize “as on the model” without knowing it means two sizes bigger. Putting a wool item in hot water: it will shrink. Not asking about the composition when the price is suspiciously low.
A shirt with a collar goes well under a jumper, and over it in the cold, a jacket or coat. If you want a version for home, see loungewear and nightwear. How it all works is on the “How it works” page.
