Streetwear Sweater.

A good streetwear pullover keeps you warm without betraying the silhouette. Heavyweight knit, ribbed cuffs, a cut that lands just at the hip — made for everyday life between Berlin and Tokyo.

What makes heavyweight knit.

Weight decides. A pullover that stands instead of hanging holds its shape through the whole season. Loose weave, dense cotton or a wool blend, plus crew neck or hood. Muted tones keep it versatile, an oversized cut makes it a layer.

Style a streetwear pullover right.

Over the shirt, under the jacket, with loose pants. The pullover is the middle layer that holds the whole look together. Keep colors down and you land at the clean approach from the Minimalist Streetwear guide. Hoodies go casual, crew necks read cleaner.

What's inside.

Pullovers, hoodies and sweatshirts in heavyweight builds. Want to see more tops, find them under Streetwear Tops. The full range sits in Streetwear collection.

Frequently Asked Questions

How should a streetwear pullover fit?

Loose, with a falling shoulder and some length. A slightly oversized cut leaves room to layer without looking bulky. If you prefer a tighter fit, stay with your own size.

Pullover or hoodie for streetwear?

Both. The hoodie reads sportier and casual, the crew-neck pullover cleaner and more versatile. For layering under a jacket, the flat crew neck is more practical.

What material makes a good streetwear pullover?

Heavyweight cotton or a wool blend with weight. Both hold their shape, barely wrinkle and keep you warm without adding bulk. What matters more than the fiber is the density of the knit.