8 Sweaters We Want to Wear Right Now
Because dressed up or down, feeling cozy is vital.
In the fashion world, there are relatively few, if any, hard-and-fast rules—in fact, the only rule might be that there are no rules. Cost-wise, you tend to get what you pay for, but there are certain fabrications, cuts, and labels that routinely deliver items with an appearance or handfeel that let them punch far above their weight class.
Amazon The Drop has that category covered in spades, with clothing that's inspired by street style, runways, and everything in between that the well-dressed crowd gravitates toward. The focus on silhouette and detail helps it all feel surprisingly luxe given the price range (most things stay around the $50 mark), and there are no garish prints or questionable design choices that might shout "non-designer!".
With winter weather still here for the foreseeable future, the category to shop right now is sweaters. From chunkier options to thin knits, these are the eight finds worth a look.
Intricate stitchwork is a hallmark of a pricier piece, and it's nearly impossible for the naked eye to tell whether it's done by hand or machine. This delicate, 100 percent cotton knit looks like it ought to cost hundreds more than what the price tag shows.
Cable knit and camel are both wardrobe classics. The timelessness makes it easy to find high- and low-end versions, and the factor that makes this piece feel pricier is the yoke stitching and woven design at the front. Unique typically equals expensive.
Details can make a serious difference. The single buckle strap on this knit is typically associated with designer styles for good reason: It immediately takes the shape from basic pullover to statement-maker.
Subtly curved sweetheart necklines have been having a major moment in body-con knitwear as of late, and this find does it to perfection. The slopes are subtle enough to flatter without screaming for attention, creating an IYKYK wardrobe moment.
Stripes deserve a spot in every closet. Whether it's about adding more to the mix or making sure there's at least one go-to, this relaxed, open-collar style is worth adding to cart.
Every element of this round-collar option looks expensive, from the pale taupe to the contrasting details and the thin ribbing that you know is soft without even needing to touch. Wear it with jeans or swishy wide-legs for a monied look.
Placement and size can greatly affect how a cutout reads, fashion-wise. Extending downward from the clavicle, this elongated teardrop slice is an example of the most elegant.
The multi-hue yarn and dramatic sleeves both give this playful style a designer vibe. It's not your basic, wear-with-everything crewneck, but it'll still look good with both denim and more feminine skirts or dresses.
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