Men's Merino Jumpers

Merino jumpers for men are crew neck, v-neck, roll neck and half-zip pullovers knitted from merino wool. The page holds one garment inside the broader men's merino offering, so cardigans, vests, scarves and coats knitted in the same fibre keep their own pages rather than mixing in here.

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Neck styles and weights in merino

Men's merino jumpers cover v-neck, crew, round neck, roll neck and half zip. Neck style and knit weight are what separate them.

Crew, v-neck and half zip
Ansett pure merino wool 1/4 zip pullover

Crew, v-neck and half zip

The neckline changes how a jumper sits at the neck. A crew neck fits close to the collar, while a v-neck opens the front. Half zips add a stand collar that adjusts. The range includes a lightweight crew pullover, a fine gauge v-neck jumper and a quarter zip pullover. All are knitted in merino, chosen for softness, warmth without weight, breathability and versatility.

All men's jumper and pullover
Machine washable merino
Ansett machine washable v-neck jumper

Machine washable merino

Some Ansett merino jumpers carry a machine washable finish. The finish varies between styles, so the care tag on the garment is the instruction that counts.

washing a wool jumper without shrinking it

Common questions

Which neck style should I pick?
A crew neck sits close and works on its own or under a jacket. A v-neck opens the front and lengthens the line of the neck. A half zip gives a high stand collar that closes at the throat when zipped and opens out when it is not. Coverage at the neck is what the choice comes down to.
How do I wash a men's merino jumper?
For a men's merino jumper, the care label is the instruction that counts. Rubbing should be kept to a minimum. Some Ansett styles are machine washable. Head to How to wash a wool or merino jumper for the step-by-step.
Is a fine gauge merino jumper warm enough on its own?
A fine gauge merino jumper has a high stitch count in a given width, so the knit is thinner and smoother without giving up warmth. On its own it handles mild to cool conditions. Colder days call for a jacket or coat over the top, which the fine gauge makes easy.

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