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Men's Sweaters

At Café Coton, the men's sweater follows the same standards as the shirt. Carefully selected materials — cotton, merino wool, lambswool — crafted with care, for pieces that last and bring warmth, comfort and style.

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Men's sweaters in cotton and fine wools

At Café Coton, the choice of materials is not a detail. It's what defines the look of the piece worn, and what it becomes over time.

The merino wool sweater is known for its lightness and its ability to naturally regulate warmth. It keeps you warm without adding bulk, breathes, and holds its shape wash after wash. It's a material that adapts to body temperature, following you throughout the day.

The lambswool sweater is a soft, dense wool from the lamb's first shearing. It offers immediate softness to the touch and excellent durability over time. A lambswool sweater keeps its structure and appearance, season after season.

The men's cotton sweater is the quintessential mid-season piece. Lighter and more breathable, it suits the days when wool would feel too heavy.

This heritage in the choice of materials comes from a house built on textile expertise. At Café Coton, the same care given to the shirt applies to the sweater: in the cut, the finishes, and the durability of each piece.

Crew neck, V-neck or turtleneck: which sweater to choose

The neckline is often what determines a sweater's place in an outfit. You choose the right neckline for the right occasion.

The crew neck is the most versatile. It's worn over a shirt whose collar peeks out slightly, and slips easily under a jacket. It's a piece you choose without a second thought, for the office as much as for the weekend.

The V-neck is designed to be layered. Worn over a classic shirt, it lets the collar and tie show through. It's often the sweater of the professional wardrobe, one that structures a silhouette without weighing it down.

The men's turtleneck comes into its own as temperatures drop. It covers, protects, and gives character to a simple outfit. Worn alone, under a jacket or a coat, it stands on its own.

For those who prefer an opening, our full zip and half zip men's zip sweaters offer a practical alternative, easy to adjust to the temperature.

The sweater naturally finds its place in a wardrobe built around the shirt. Worn over a poplin, twill or Oxford shirt, it extends its elegance while bringing the warmth needed as temperatures drop. With jeans or flannel trousers, it suits both working days and more relaxed moments. What ultimately matters is not the piece it's paired with, but the balance it creates in the silhouette.

Each winter, our collections come in a colour palette designed to blend naturally into the men's wardrobe. Navy blue, chocolate brown, light greys or anthracite are all easy-to-match shades that carry through the seasons without losing their relevance. Colours chosen to accompany Café Coton shirts, rather than to follow trends.

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What are the different types of sweaters?

The men's sweater comes in several silhouettes, each with its own place in the wardrobe. The classic pullover, crew neck, V-neck or turtleneck, is the basic piece, one that's layered or worn alone. The men's cardigan, on the other hand, opens and buttons up, naturally pairing with a shirt or a t-shirt, much like a knitted waistcoat. Zip models, full zip or half zip, offer more freedom of movement and adapt easily to temperature changes. Each silhouette answers a specific need, and it's often the occasion that determines the right choice.

What materials are used for the sweaters in the collection?

The Café Coton collection is built on three main materials, chosen for what they concretely bring to wear. Merino wool, light and thermoregulating, for pieces worn all day long. Lambswool, soft and dense, for sweaters that last over time. And cotton, lighter, for the mid-seasons. Three materials, three distinct uses, crafted with the same care.

How does the collection embody the brand's spirit of elegance and boldness?

At Café Coton, elegance isn't announced. It's built in the details — a cut that falls just right, materials that last, finishes that go unseen but are felt. The sweaters in the collection follow the same line: precise pieces, free of trends, that naturally fit into the men's wardrobe. Boldness here means keeping things simple with rigour. Not overdoing it, and letting the material and the cut speak for themselves.

Can you tell us about the collection's sophisticated details?

At Café Coton, details aren't displayed. They're felt. And they begin well before the cut, in the choice of yarn.

Our extra-fine merino wool sweaters are knitted in a fine gauge, with a yarn selected for its lightness. A supple knit that hugs the body without weighing it down, and holds its shape over time, wash after wash.

Our lambswool sweaters use a thicker gauge and a denser yarn, for a voluminous, warm knit. The cable structure, placed with precision, isn't a decorative effect. It's a construction that reinforces the piece and gives it its character.

These choices — yarn, gauge, structure — are what keep a Café Coton sweater looking beautiful and well-structured after several seasons. Sophistication lies in work well done, the kind you don't see but always come to recognise.

How does the collection harmoniously blend sportswear elements with timeless pieces?

The Café Coton sweater belongs neither entirely to sportswear nor entirely to formal wardrobe. It occupies the space in between, the pieces worn with a shirt as much as with a t-shirt, at the office as much as on the weekend. Supple constructions, breathable materials, cuts that allow ease without losing their line.

How does the collection innovate while providing a comforting sense of softness?

Innovation at Café Coton doesn't seek to show off. It comes through in more technical material choices: merino that regulates warmth, lambswool that grows softer over time, and constructions designed to last. Pieces that improve with wear, keeping their shape and feel wash after wash. Softness isn't a style effect. It's the result of work on the material, carried out with the same rigour as for the house's shirts.

Which shirt to wear under a sweater?

The choice of shirt depends above all on the sweater's neckline. Under a V-neck, the shirt collar shows naturally — the cleanest pairing, ideal with a classic shirt with an Italian collar or small collar. Under a crew neck, choose a shirt whose collar peeks out slightly, like the button-down collar, for a subtle layered effect. In both cases, Café Coton men's shirts are designed for these pairings, with collars that hold their shape and materials that stay structured under the knit.

How to care for a wool or cotton sweater?

Merino wool and lambswool require a few simple precautions. A cold or hand wash is enough to preserve the fibres. Drying should be done flat, so the piece keeps its shape — never in the tumble dryer, which distorts and felts the wool. The cotton sweater is easier to care for: it can be machine-washed at 30°C and dries quickly. In both cases, avoid hangers for storage; folded, the sweater keeps its structure better.