Michel Rouen Quarter Zips

Four cuts, and they answer different halves of the same problem. The quarter zip pullover is the standard: open it on a tee and close it walking, and the drop is long enough that opening it actually dumps heat rather than just looking open. The mock neck is the one without a collar underneath, which sits flatter under a vest and stops you looking like you are wearing two shirts. The sweatshirt cut is the heaviest thing on this page and the one that gets worn on the drive home. Prices run $19.97 to $39.95.

These are knitted from the same polyester and spandex as the shirts, which has one consequence people notice at home rather than on a course: they wash with your polos on the same cycle and come out ready, rather than needing the cold, slow treatment a cotton sweatshirt wants. The care instruction on each card is copied from the label, which under the Federal Trade Commission's rule has to be evidence-backed by whoever printed it. Take your polo size. These are cut to go over a collar, not to be sized up for it.