10 Best Mens Crewneck Sweatshirts
Updated on: June 2023
Best Mens Crewneck Sweatshirts in 2023
Hanes Men's Ecosmart Fleece Sweatshirt, Light Steel, Medium
Hanes Men's Ultimate Heavyweight Fleece Sweatshirt, Black, Large
- Cotton-rich heavyweight fleece resists pilling
- Our heaviest, warmest fleece is ideal for keeping out the cold
- Patented low-pill fabric
Champion Men's Powerblend Pullover Sweatshirt, Oxford Grey, Medium
- Classic long-sleeve crew-neck pullover sweatshirt featuring ribbed trims and tonal embroidered logo at chest.
- Reduced pilling and shrinkage for a great look wash after wash
- Wider rib cuff and bottom hem
- Soft fabric is brushed inside for added warmth
Gildan Men's Fleece Crewneck Sweatshirt, White Medium
- Set-in sleeves
- Double needle cuff and waistband
- 1x1 rib with spandex
- Softer feel and reduced pilling
Amazon Essentials Men's Long-Sleeve Crewneck Fleece Sweatshirt, Black, Large
- Made in China
- This soft terry cotton crewneck sweatshirt is a go-to layer for workouts and lounging
- Printed tag
- Everyday made better: we listen to customer feedback and fine-tune every detail to ensure quality, fit, and comfort
- Model is 6'2" and wearing size Medium
IZOD Men's Advantage Performance Crewneck Fleece Sweatshirt, Black, X-Large
- Natural stretch fabric provides comfort that moves with you
- Our unique finish provides a softer feel and greater comfort
- Breatheable fabric allows air to pass through
- Perfect for layering over a tee or under your favorite lightweight jacket
- Available in Regular and Big Tall sizes
Hanes Men's ComfortWash Garment Dyed Fleece Sweatshirt, Cypress Green, 2X Large
- 7.2-Oz. Cotton blend fleece is super soft and comfortable
- Vintage washed and garment dyed for a retro look and feel
- No shrink comfort for a dependable fit wash after wash
- Available in a variety of colors
- Cotton sourced from American farms
Under Armour Men's Rival Fleece Crew, Black (001)/Black, Medium
- Ultra-soft, 230g cotton-blend fleece
- Material wicks sweat & dries really fast
- Ribbed collar, cuffs & hem
- Raglan sleeves
- Woven patch logo
Comfort Colors Men's Adult 1/4 Zip Sweatshirt, Style 1580, Grey, Small
- Soft washed garment dyed fabric
- Self fabric lined collar
- Back patch
- 1x1 rib on cuffs and waistband
- Double needle shoulder, cuff and waistband
- We recommend washing these garments in cold water with like colored garments, as some of the pigment dyes may stain light or white colored garments
Champion Men's Graphic Powerblend Fleece Crew, Granite Heather Script, Large
- Better fit. Wider rib cuffs and hem
- Soft comfortable fabric. A percentage of recycled fibers used in making the fabric
How to Make Short Sleeve Sweatshirts
Short sleeve sweatshirts are a high-priced niche product. Here is how to make one from a regular sweatshirt. Consider this craft not only as a way to save money but also a way to recycle extra sweatshirts.
I have come up with three ways to make short sleeve sweatshirts; cut the sleevesabove the elbow, cut the sleeves above the elbow and hem, and cut the sleeves off and add T-shirt sleeves. I will detail the first two craft methods then cover the third craft method separately.
What you will need for short sleeve sweatshirts craft:
Sweatshirt
Scissors
Chalk
Sewing kit (craft methods 2 amp; 3)
Ribbing for sleeve cuffs (optional, craft method 2)
T-shirt sleeves (craft method 3)
Step #1, Craft preparations: The best way to measure the sleeves for the short sleeve sweatshirts is to put the sweatshirt on. Mark with chalk around the entire of both sleeves where they would look good cut. If you are hemming, you'll cut the sleeves an inch longer. If you are adding ribbing, cut the sleeves a half inch shorter. If you mess up with the chalk, a wet cloth will "erase" the mark. Take off the sweatshirt and compare one sleeve to the other to make sure the marks are even.
Step #2, cutting the sweatshirt:It is best to cut the sleeves an inch below the chalk line first to make sure you got it right. An even cut across the sleeve usually translates to a diagonal sleeve due to the nature of the shirt. Put the sweatshirt on and observe what alterations to make to the craft, using the chalk if necessary. Then make the final cut. This completes the cut-off short sleeve sweatshirts craft step. These short sleeve sweatshirts are good for yard work and wearing around the house. But let's take the short sleeve sweatshirts craft farther.
Step #3, hemming the sleeves: Turn the short sleeve sweatshirts inside-out and sew the hem with a sewing machine for best results. Hand sewing can also be used if you don't mind the sewn look to your short sleeve sweatshirts. A third alternative is to use fabric glue in place of sewing to hem the sleeves. Or instead of hemming, you can simply sew ribbing onto the sleeve to replicate the polo shirt sleeve look. Your short sleeve sweatshirts craft is complete.
Alternative craft method: Cut the sleeves off of the sweatshirt at the shoulders. Cut the sleeves off of a T-shirt of the same or a contrasting color, setting aside the sleeveless T-shirt for hot summer days or another craft. The sleeves should be as wide as the sweatshirt hole, even if it means gouging into the T-shirt a little. With the sewing machine, sew the sleeves of the T-shirt onto the sweatshirt and the craft is complete.
Recycle the leftover sleeves in a future craft. The sleeves cut from the shoulder can be used to craft winter hats, Santa hats, elf hats, and leg warmers. The sleeves cut at the elbow are probably too narrow for the adult hat craft but can make an excellent hat for a toddler or be used for a different craft.
Short sleeve sweatshirts are the perfect way to get the most of your sweatshirts, providing a way to recycle around tattered cuffs. And you don't have to pay $25 for your short sleeve sweatshirts when you can get them at Walgreen's for $3.99 or from your closet for free. If you get real good at making short sleeve sweatshirts, you can even open your own shop and resell the short sleeve sweatshirts for a profit!
