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Quarter Zip Pullovers

Stay warm and stylish with our collection of quarter zip pullovers. Perfect for layering or wearing on their own, these versatile pieces are a must-have... for any wardrobe. Whether you're heading out for a casual weekend adventure or need a cozy option for cool evenings, our selection of quarter zip pullovers offers both comfort and fashion-forward designs. With a range of colors and materials to choose from, you're sure to find the perfect pullover to suit your personal style.

Quarter Zip Pullovers

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Men's Cinch Solid 1/4 Snap Pullover

$84.99
Men's Wrangler Solid Steer Head 1/4 Zip Pullover

$59.99
Men's Ariat Basis Southwest 1/4 Zip-Up Fleece Pullover

$74.95
Women's Ariat FR Rev 1/4 Zip Pullover

$139.95
Men's Forge Workwear FR 1/4 Zip Work Pullover Sweater

$119.99
Men's Ariat Caldwell Logo 1/4 Zip Pullover

$94.95
Men's RANK 45 Stripegrove 1/4 Pullover

$60
Men's Ariat FR Rev 1/4 Zip Work Pullover

$139.95
Women's Carhartt Clarksburg 1/4 Zip Pullover Sweatshirt

$54.99
Men's Forge Workwear FR Solid 1/4 Zip Work Pullover

$119.99
Women's Kimes Ranch Cami 1/4 Zip Pullover

$84
Men's Wrangler Solid Steer Head 1/4 Zip Pullover

$59.99
Girls' Ariat Horse Print 1/4 Zip Pullover

Original Price ~~$49.99~~ $25.48
49% Total Savings
Men's RANK 45 Bring it 1/4 Zip Pullover

Original Price ~~$65.99~~ $33.73
49% Total Savings

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Quarter Zip Pullovers

Quarter-zip pullovers are long-sleeved tops with a short zipper that runs from the collar to the upper chest. That opening makes them easy to pull on over a T-shirt while giving the neckline more flexibility than a traditional crewneck. Zipped up, the collar sits close to the neck for a clean, structured look. Left partly open, it lies more casually and leaves room for a shirt collar underneath. The result is a practical layer that works with jeans, work pants, and everyday trousers without looking out of place in any of them. A quarter-zip pullover can suit a day at the office, a drive across town, time around the property, or a weekend spent with family. Its character comes largely from its fabric and construction. Smooth knits tend to look understated and fit neatly beneath a vest or jacket. Textured knits bring more depth to a plain outfit, while brushed fabrics have a softer feel against a base layer. Cotton offers a familiar hand and comfortable everyday wear. Cotton blends combine that feel with other fibers that can influence stretch, drying time, or shape retention. Polyester fabrics are often chosen for their lighter weight and ease of care, though performance depends on the knit and any treatments used. Stretch fibers can help a pullover move through the shoulders and elbows without requiring a loose cut. Fabric weight matters as much as fiber content: a substantial knit has a different drape and feel from a thin jersey, even when both share a similar blend. For a brushed fabric option, Quarter Zip Fleeces offer a closer look at this familiar style in fleece. Across fabric types, the appeal stays straightforward: the coverage of a long-sleeved top, the convenience of an adjustable neckline, and a shape that pairs naturally with western wear and workwear.

Fit determines how well a quarter-zip pullover handles the day. A comfortable cut leaves enough room across the chest and upper back for reaching, driving, and bending without pulling the hem sharply upward. Shoulder seams generally sit near the shoulder edge in a standard set-in sleeve, while raglan sleeves follow a different line and can give the upper body a less structured appearance. Neither construction guarantees a better fit; the useful difference is how the garment rests and moves on the person wearing it. Sleeves should reach the wrists without covering the hands or gathering heavily at the cuffs. A ribbed cuff helps hold the sleeve in position, while an open cuff creates a straighter finish. The hem should provide comfortable coverage when seated without bunching excessively above a belt. A closer fit works well over a light T-shirt, but wearing a quarter zip over a western shirt usually calls for more room through the torso and arms. That extra room should come from the intended cut rather than unnecessary length in the sleeves. Men’s and women’s quarter-zip pullovers can differ in shoulder width, waist shaping, and body length, so garment measurements are more useful than assuming every size label fits the same way. Collar height deserves attention, too. A tall collar has a more pronounced shape when zipped, while a shorter collar keeps the neckline less prominent. A fabric zipper guard can reduce contact between the zipper and the skin. For someone who spends hours behind the wheel, a flexible body fabric and an unobtrusive zipper pull may matter more than extra detailing. For casual office wear, a smooth finish and a hem that lies flat keep the outfit neat. Solid colors are easy to pair with patterned shirts, while a textured or patterned pullover often works best with simpler layers underneath.

Durability in quarter-zip pullovers depends on the fabric, seams, zipper, and care over time. Even stitching, secure seam finishes, and a zipper that moves without catching are useful signs of sound construction. Areas that see repeated movement or friction, including the cuffs, underarms, and sides, deserve particular attention. A dense knit may feel substantial, but thickness alone does not establish how well a garment will hold its shape or resist surface wear. Brushed fabrics and softer knits can develop pilling where they rub against seat belts, bags, or other layers. A fabric described as pill-resistant may help limit that effect, but it still benefits from careful handling. The care label remains the best source for washing and drying instructions because fiber blends, trims, and finishes have different needs. Closing the zipper before washing can help keep its teeth from catching other garments. Washing with similar fabrics, rather than rough or heavily fastened pieces, can also limit abrasion. High dryer heat may affect fit, stretch, or surface texture, so the recommended drying method matters. Fabric softener may interfere with certain performance finishes and should be used only when the care instructions allow it. If moisture management or quick drying is important for walking, travel, or an active day, those features should be stated in the garment details rather than assumed from its appearance. A quarter zip worn around a jobsite is still everyday clothing unless it carries the ratings required for that work; it does not replace flame-resistant clothing, high-visibility apparel, or other protective gear. Away from those requirements, its straightforward shape makes it a useful gift for someone who favors practical clothing. Familiar colors, a known preferred fit, and manageable care requirements make a stronger choice than unfamiliar details. Whether paired with denim and boots or worn over a collared shirt, a well-fitting quarter-zip pullover earns its place through comfort, dependable construction, and regular use.