THE BEST Sweaters

DEATH MTN or rather, DE▲TH M✝N is a new clothing line founded by Polygon’s Mike McWhertor, who also co-founded Meat Bun.  The shop’s style is an unholy union of fantasy, video games, heavy metal culture and 90s fashion.

This sweater’s hood has side panels made of speaker cloth, so you can put your headphones on with the hood up. It also has internal headphone cable routing, a loop to clip keychains and other tools and a built-in wiring diagram.

I Love Ugly cashes in on the World Cup with its on point Football Collection. The line features minimal soccer jerseys as well as print-heavy apparel, including shirts, sweaters, shorts and five panel caps.

A one-off replica of the sweatshirt that Muhammad Ali’s team wore during his first fight with Sonny Liston in 1964. Large size. Proceeds will be donated to the Muhammad Ali Parkinson Center. No Mas also has Cassius Clay t-shirts.

This isn’t exactly sweater season, but if you are chilling somewhere cold check out this nice anorak by Rising Sun Mfg. Co. It’s made of chambray and has an oversized front pouch, an asymmetrical hemline and adjustable cuffs.

Mondo teamed up with Middle of Beyond to create Mondo 237, a line of knitted apparel and home decor bearing the dizzying pattern of the carpeting in the Overlook Hotel. Orders will only be accepted until 5/10.

WORST! Your crew will start dancing and rapping as soon as you show up rocking Drake’s catchphrase. Get the complementary sweats for your buddies, or they’ll say “You nevah luhd us!” Photos by Adria Vaidila for Rima Vaidila.

Print All Over Me (PAOM) lets you upload an apparel design, preview it on the canvas of your choice – a t-shirt, a sweater, a cap etc. – and order it straight away. You can even make money if you share your designs.

Its cheesy and pandering promo video aside, the Hoodsie seems like nice stay at home wear. This hooded onesie is all about comfort. Available in baggy and slim fit and in different colors and designs.

Gear up for winter and fight the cold with Lands’ End’s nice sweater. It’s made of comfy lambswool yarn and sports a retro military camouflage pattern. It also has ribbed cuffs, collar and hem for extra durability.

Supreme worked with Bruce Lee’s family to release a line of apparel featuring the legendary martial artist. The must-have has to be these terry crewneck sweaters featuring a large graphic of the Dragon. We also dig the Vans.

Shredders takes bad Holiday sweaters to the next level with these crude knit sweaters. They’re what your grandma would give you for Christmas if she was into death metal, punk and gangster rap.

Adidas Originals Australia dives into the brand’s hip hop gold mine for its 2013 Fall Collection. Wear the rap rock pioneer’s logo on sweaters, t-shirts and the comebacking track pants.

(NSFW: Language) Found Item Clothing made this supercut to honor the sweet t-shirts  – and a couple of sweaters – in movies. As it turns out, the shop is selling replicas of these clothes! Who would’ve thought?

Like Glow Threads, these clothes have a phosphorescent coating. Use an LED – like your smartphone’s flash – to draw on fabric. Even imprint photos on them. Doodles glow for up to 5 min. Too bad their pitch video is so awful.

Embrace summer with these ballin’ clothes featuring a beach and palm tree graphic. Available on a t-shirt, tank top and sweater. This is just a taste of Represent Clothing’s awesome 2013 summer collection.

You got Franklin on your bags, Franklin on your candles and even Franklin on your ottoman. Take it to the next level and get this limited edition sweater from Revolution Riche. Printed and sewn by hand.

The Brits may call this a jumper, and they may call French fries chips. But wherever you’re from, I think we can all agree that this crew neck knitted sweater by ASOS is straight up ballin’.

Behold, the opposite of “Thank God It’s Friday”, a slogan that captures how many of us feel about the start of the work week. Fight the Monday blues with this awesome sweater made by Giventhree.

Polish apparel brand Mr. GUGU & Miss GO makes unisex sweaters with bold graphics using a variety of funky prints and images. These sweaters won’t just keep you warm, they’ll make you hot.

If you loved Out of Print’s tablet cases, check out their t-shirts and fleeces, which also feature licensed book cover art. Out of Print also donates a book to Books for Africa for every product sold.

“Knowledge is power…as long as you you have a decent connection. Lolz.” Fourth Floor Print Shop’s ballin’ sweater should be the uniform of this generation. Also available as a T-shirt.

Triple Aught Design’s Special Service Sweater was inspired by the WWII British commando Wooly Pulley; the heavy ribbed merino wool piece can easily take you from footpath to metropolis.

Polish apparel shop Aloha From Deer makes sweaters with filtered wallpaper-style graphics. The shipping costs are going to be ridiculous though. They need to get these on Amazon stat.

UK-based apparel shop Lazy Oaf collaborated with DC comics to release a line of fly Batman clothing and gear. The shirts, sweatshirts and T-shirts feature large prints of Batman and his logos.

Knitted sweaters from Opening Ceremony’s Muppets collection, featuring Kermit, Miss Piggy, Fozzie and Animal. There are also button down shirts, not currently available though.