Men's Quarter Zips

A quarter zip is a pullover with a zipper that runs about a quarter of the way down the chest — enough to vent when you warm up, zip when the wind picks up. It's the most versatile layer in menswear right now: more polished than a hoodie, less formal than a jacket, and at home on a golf course, in an office, or on a flight.

Athletic, not tight. It should sit close through the chest and shoulders with room to layer over a polo, hit at the belt line, and leave sleeves at the wrist bone. Jack quarter zips run true to size with a modern athletic cut — if you're between sizes and plan to layer, size up.

That's what ours are built for. A golf quarter zip needs stretch through the shoulders for a full swing and light enough fabric that you don't overheat by the fourth hole — Jack quarter zips are lightweight and built to move, made for cool mornings that warm up fast.

On the course: a golf polo — the collar sits clean under the zip. Off the course: a plain tee dresses it down, a collared shirt dresses it up. That range is why it earns a spot in the weekly rotation.

Yes — a solid-color quarter zip over a collared shirt is squarely business casual, and it's become the unofficial uniform of guys who golf. Navy and smoke gray are the safest office picks; glacier white is the weekend move.

Machine wash cold, hang dry. Skip the high-heat dryer and fabric softener to keep the stretch and shape. It'll hold its fit round after round.

Yes — U.S. orders over $80 ship free, and a $75 quarter zip gets you most of the way there. Add a hat and you're covered.