Indigo and Sky Blue · crew neck and V-neck
Blue Cashmere Sweaters for Men
Two blues, one bold and one soft. Indigo is a bright royal blue that gets noticed. Sky Blue is dusty enough to wear like a neutral. Both come on the crew neck and the V-neck, $155, sizes S–2XL.
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What customers say
4.5from 14 reviews
It is warm without being bulky and looks great with jeans.
Feels luxurious and cozy. The sweater is high-quality but needs careful handling to maintain its look. Overall, a great addition to my wardrobe.
I really like how this sweater fits. The quarter zip makes it easy to layer, and the cashmere feels smooth against the skin. It keeps me warm without feeling heavy.
I bought this cashmere sweater for the winter in Paris. It is very soft and warm, perfect for chilly days. The fit is nice and stylish, and it goes well under a jacket. I love it.
This sweater is really soft and warm, but it stretches out a bit, so you have to handle it carefully.
The quarter zip is positioned perfectly and the funnel neck is comfortable. Wearing it multiple times a week and it's held up beautifully. Great investment.
Nice sweater. Fit is good but sleeves little long for me. Material is soft as expected.
My son really liked this, i have gifted him after returning Nepal. I'll definitely buy one for myself too from your online store.
Perfect everyday sweater that doesn't feel fancy but looks put-together.
Its warm and soft and stylish but really tricky to care this cashmere sweater. I assumed it could be washed like other clothes and my machine but needs a seperate washing approach.
Perfect for daily wear, this V-neck sweater is soft, lightweight, and warm. It pairs well with jeans or dress pants and feels comfortable all day.
I ordered this sweater three weeks ago, and while the product itself is nice, the delivery took longer than expected—almost two weeks. The quality is definitely there, just wish the shipping had been faster. Overall, I'm satisfied with the sweater itself.
This round-neck cashmere sweater feels incredibly soft and gives a refined look. It’s warm without being bulky, making it a great choice for both office wear and casual evenings out.
I recently purchased this cashmere V-neck sweater and I must say, it's absolutely splendid. The fit is true to size, and the V-neck adds a touch of sophistication. It's versatile enough to be worn both casually and for more formal occasions.
Which blue is on which sweater
Both blues come on the crew neck and the V-neck.
| Colour | Crew Neck | V-Neck | Quarter Zip |
|---|---|---|---|
| IndigoA bold royal blue. | Yes | Yes | No |
| Sky BlueA soft, dusty pale blue. The easiest to wear. | Yes | Yes | No |
| Yale Blue | This is our navy. See Navy Cashmere Sweaters for Men. | ||
| Muted Grey-Blue | The quarter zip's only colour. It is more grey than blue, so you will find it on Grey Cashmere Sweaters for Men. | ||
Both blues, on both necklines
Each photo shows the sweater in that exact colour, not a recoloured image.
Two blues, two jobs
Indigo is a bright royal blue, well away from navy. It is the first thing people notice, so keep the rest of the outfit quiet.
Sky Blue is a soft blue with grey running through it. It wears like a neutral. If you want a blue for every week, start here.
What to wear them with
- Indigo with grey. Charcoal or mid-grey trousers let it be bold without looking like a costume.
- Indigo with cream or white trousers. A good warm-weather look that does not feel like office wear.
- Sky Blue under a navy blazer. An easy tonal outfit.
- Sky Blue with tan, camel or brown. Blue and tan is a classic for good reason.
- Not indigo with navy. Two strong blues close together look like a mismatch. Black under navy has the same problem (see Black Cashmere Sweaters for Men).
Who they suit
Indigo suits cool colouring best: pale or pink skin with dark or grey hair. Sky Blue suits almost everyone, which makes it a safe pick after grey and navy.
Caring for strong colours
Dry blue sweaters flat and out of direct sun to keep the colour rich. On a deep shade like indigo, small changes in the knit can show as a faint band. That is normal, not a fault.
| Colours | Indigo, a bold royal blue · Sky Blue, a soft dusty blue |
|---|---|
| Styles | Crew neck · V-neck |
| Price | $155 |
| Sizes | S · M · L · XL · 2XL |
| Fibre | 100% Grade A Himalayan cashmere, 12–16 micron |
| Origin | Mustang, Manang & Dolpo · above 3,000 m |
| Made | Knitted in our Pokhara workshop |
Pilling shows more on indigo than on sky blue, as it does on any dark colour. Does cashmere pill? And what stops it.
Choose your style
Open a style for the size chart and every colour, then add it to your bag.
Men's Crew Neck Cashmere Sweater
Indigo and Sky Blue, plus 12 other colours. The cleanest under a jacket.
14 colours · $155 →Men's V-Neck Cashmere Sweater
Both blues with a shirt collar at the neck. Makes indigo easier to wear.
13 colours · $155 →Men's Quarter Zip Cashmere Sweater
Comes in Muted Grey-Blue, which we list as grey. The warmest at the neck.
Free size · $120 →Nearby colours
Navy is the blue most men mean. Grey and green sit well beside both.
Every sweater is knitted in our Pokhara workshop. Read the story: Himalayan Cashmere Sweaters, Made in Pokhara.
Questions about the blues
Is Indigo the same as navy?
No. Indigo is a bright royal blue. Our navy is Yale Blue, a dark slate navy, and it has its own page.
Which of the two blues is easier to wear?
Sky Blue. It is soft enough to wear like a neutral, under a navy jacket or over a white shirt. Indigo is bolder and needs a quieter outfit around it.
Can I wear a bright blue sweater with navy trousers?
It is tricky. Indigo next to navy tends to look unintentional. Pair indigo with grey, charcoal, cream or white. Sky Blue with navy is fine.
Does the quarter zip come in blue?
Not quite. Its only colour, Muted Grey-Blue, is more grey than blue, so it sits with our grey sweaters.
Does the knit show more on a strong blue?
It can. On a deep shade like indigo, a slight change in stitch tension can show as a faint band. That is part of how knitted fabric looks, not a fault.