Men's Sweaters.

A sweater for men carries the whole fit without pushing itself forward. We stock pullovers, sweatshirts and heavy knit pieces that work across Berlin, Shanghai and Tokyo — clean cuts, oversized fit, muted tones. The foundation everything else sits on.

What makes a men's sweater

A good pullover lives by its cut, not its print. We go for oversized and boxy silhouettes, dropped shoulders and fabric with weight. If you want it darker, check out our Gothic sweatshirts for hard edges and black layers. Grunge sweaters bring used aesthetics and a looser fit.

How to style the sweater

Heavy knit pullover over wide pants and boots — silhouette done. Layering works with a long-sleeve shirt or a collar showing under the knit. Keep it solid and it stays clean; for contrast pair a dark sweater with washed denim. Find more cuts and colors in the full sweater collection.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are men's sweaters still modern?

Yes. The sweater carries most of today's streetwear silhouettes in 2026 — oversized knit and heavy sweatshirts are central. Instead of loud prints, how the fabric hangs is what counts.

What's the difference between a pullover and a sweater?

In English both mean a long-sleeved top without buttons. Sweater comes from English and in streetwear often means coarser knit or sweatshirts; pullover is the classic term. We use them interchangeably.

Which pullovers for men do we stock at Fūga?

We carry clean sweatshirts, heavy knit pullovers and dark layers from Gothic and Grunge worlds. Cuts range from boxy to oversized, colors stay mostly muted — black, gray, cream.