A crochet sweater is a classic project, and for good reason! A nice, thick sweater is perfect for keeping warm and cozy, while a streamlined v-neck makes a versatile wardrobe staple.
Throw in a cardigan and a sweater vest for good measure, and you can crochet a sweater for any occasion!
Stitch up one sweater as a special gift, or work up a whole homemade wardrobe. When you make the sweater yourself, you can guarantee a perfect fit and exactly the colors you want.
Men's Crochet Sweater Patterns
If you're looking for a men's crochet sweater pattern for yourself or a man in your life, you've come to the right place!
There are tons of stylish sweater patterns out there, and the ones we've rounded up cover everything from basic wardrobe staples to statement pieces.
Check out these 14 amazing men's sweater patterns- we know you're going to love them!
This men's sweater pattern, with a shawl neck, nicely textured body, and ribbed hem and cuffs, is so versatile! It can easily be dressed up or down by pairing it with either slacks or a pair of jeans.
This sweater is nice enough for a business casual workplace but would also be perfect for hanging out at home on a cool fall or winter day.
If you're looking for a comfortable, warm sweater that still looks stylish, this is the one! It's nice and thick, made from Aran weight yarn with a lovely texture.
This is a beginner-friendly pattern that uses mostly half-double crochet and single-crochet stitches.
This striking hoodie uses two different stitch techniques to produce its eye-catching pattern. Due to the stitches used, it is best for at least intermediate crocheters.
This sweater has a large hood with a drawstring and is ideal for casual wear.
This warm, chunky cardigan is a perfect project for beginners. It uses simple stitches and bulky yarn, so it works up quickly. Add this cardigan to any outfit to warm up and elevate the look.
This v-neck sweater pattern is a classic design and deserves a spot in every wardrobe. It could be worn over a collared shirt for a dressy look or with jeans for a more casual vibe.
When the weather turns cold, putting on a handmade sweater can be just like wrapping up in a favorite blanket. This oversized striped sweater is the perfect casual, comfy fall or winter pullover. It's crocheted in Aran yarn for a chunky, warm texture and can be made by a confident beginner.
Here is another pattern for a warm and chunky sweater made with Aran weight yarn. It has an oversized shoulder for a loose, comfortable, casual fit, and the houndstooth pattern gives it a classic and interesting design.
This simple sweater would make an excellent spring or fall sweater for anyone, male or female! It's a basic, functional design and can be made with a v-neck or a round neck. Make this sweater in a few colors and fill out your wardrobe!
This sweater is a classic piece that has extra visual interest thanks to the cabled design on the sides. I also love the professional look of the shawl neck and ribbed sleeves and hem. This is a versatile piece that could find a place in anyone's closet.
This sweater vest lends a preppy, put-together vibe to an outfit. It has a simple, textured stitch and a classic v-neck design that would be perfect in the workplace.
Here is a cardigan pattern with a detailed, decorative design. It has plenty of small and large cables, a puffed collar, and even pockets! This pattern is appropriate for intermediate crocheters, and while it will take an adventurous spirit to tackle, the result is well worth it!
With rectangles of muted autumnal colors, this color-block sweater has a funky vibe without being loud or overstated. It has an oversized fit with ribbed cuffs and hem, making it a great casual and comfortable option for anyone. The pattern uses just a few basic stitches and could be tackled by a beginner.
Sweaters don't have to be buttoned-up or preppy- in fact, this one is totally cool! This pattern yields a sweater with brightly colored flames set against a black background. The flames can be made in any color to best suit your wardrobe.
Here is a cardigan perfectly suited for anyone who wants a little color in their life. This pattern is made to show off its multicolor patchwork design, with colored patches making up the body and hood of the piece. It has a soft, stretchy texture and is ideal for spring or fall casual wear.
Help have looked all over for a cardigan pattern to make for my husband. He does not like zipper fronts so to find a button front has been impossible. Can ay of your patterns be modified to accommodate buttons o do you have a cardigan that buttons up? My skill level is low intermediate since I have been crocheting less than a year. I would appreciate any help you could give this fledgling crafter .
Have you checked Ravelry.com? You may want to check there since this site has many patterns or links to patterns (free and some for purchase). You can search by category for age, type of project, yarn, etc. I pulled up quite a few for cardigans and I’m sure there are a few photos of projects that have been altered to accommodate for buttons versus zippers. There are also several groups and forums to post questions on how one might adjust a pattern. Hope this helps.