
When inclement weather hits or when your daily fall breeze is a bit more brisk than usual, it’s high time to turn back towards the classics of your menswear rotation — the burly sweater, the trusted chore coat, the waxed trucker jacket or the flannel shirt, for instance.
And you can certainly trust the Americana style purveyors at Buck Mason to deliver the goods as far as reliability and classically rugged appeal — the brand takes inspiration from the American West and the American heartland, and pieces like this handsome spin on the fisherman sweater (the fan-favorite Buck Mason Herdsman Crew) are here to amp up your rotation of the best fall style essentials in prime fashion.
If you want to talk about classic layers for your top half, you can start outwards and work your way in with something like the Buck Mason Bruiser Jacket, while the burly, dependable nature of the thick-knit Buck Mason Herdsman Crew is also a mighty fine wardrobe addition. Five-gauge wool is knit in substantial, chunky fashion, as the brand notes, and 95 percent Merino wool construction offers temperature regulation naturally, plus anti-bacterial capabilities alongside 5 percent Cashmere for an utterly luxe finish.

Saddle shoulder construction offers range of motion with this finely crafted sweater, whether worn atop a long-sleeve crewneck tee or fashionably fitted over a reliable chambray shirt.
Colors like Heather Navy (shown below) offer up a crisp look that wouldn’t look out of place atop stylish tobacco-hued chinos, while the Cacao Brown shade is my personal favorite and should pair seamlessly with faded blue jeans, or even light olive chinos for a spin on traditional military colors.

When it comes to the Buck Mason Herdsman Crew, the Los Angeles company promises “all the warmth, zero itch” when it comes to the lavish construction of this sweater, and its three handsome color options deliver the perfect mix of both rugged utility and debonair good looks this season. You very well might have found your new favorite sweater for autumn.
























