Sweaters for Short Men: Fit Check + Buying Guide
This guide to sweaters for shorter men will help you stay warm and looking sharp throughout fall, winter and all the way into spring.
The right sweater can help you layer up for fall, stay warm during winter, and keep it stylish in spring.
If you’re reading this during fall or winter, it’s probably getting cold out there. That means you’re reaching for your favorite sweater all the time.
But does it fit right?
In our in-depth guide, we’re going to cover everything you need to know to rock a sweater with confidence and style.
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There’s no need to have a full stable of sweaters at your disposal. Some guys make sweaters their go-to, and if that’s you, pick up a few different colors and different styles. But even if you’re not a sweater fanatic, you can’t go wrong with a few classic, versatile sweaters to layer in fall, winter, and spring. One of our favorite things about sweaters is how well they complement other items in your wardrobe. You can wear a sweater on its own, but we think they’re even better as middle and outer layers. Putting a sweater over a button-up shirt is a classic smart casual look that isn’t going out of style any time soon. But no amount of variety in your sweater game is going to make a difference if your sweaters make you look like a swamp-monster. That’s right, they have to fit. Even ugly Christmas sweaters look great when they fit well. As you know, the hardest thing about finding the right sweater is getting a great fit for us shorter guys. Here’s a breakdown of how things should look when you find the perfect sweater. When it fits right, a sweater is one of the more flattering items a guy can wear. When it fits wrong, it’s a disaster. More important than your favorite style and favorite color is the fit. Nail this critical first step and everything else will go smoothly.How a Sweater Should Fit
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