20 Cozy Cashmere Sweaters for Every Budget (Starting at $75)
During the holidays, it's exciting to ease into the winter season, as wearing sweaters and bundling up still feels fresh. The idea of dressing cozily while being around family and friends is an utter delight—but once the holidays end, the charm of it all quickly wears away. To ensure that your inevitable sweater uniform is not only an exciting one but also a quality one, we rounded up the best cashmere sweaters at every price point.
Ahead, shop every 100% cashmere sweater style imaginable within budget categories that are approachable for everyone. Whether you're looking to splurge on a timeless brand or are simply in need of a quick fix to keep you warm this winter, the selection ahead is guaranteed to keep you cozy and happy even on the days a summer dress is all you can think about.
Under $100
If you haven't heard of Nadaam, I suggest you check out the rest of its sweater assortment ASAP.
I personally own this hot pink one and wear it almost as much as I wear my neutral-colored sweaters.
This mossy green will pair perfectly with blacks and browns alike.
Under $300
Pair this with white jeans and black ankle boots and call it a day.
Under $500
Soak up the last bits of slime green before it's gone for good.
The kind of sweater that looks good tucked in or left out.
Under $1000
Is it finally time to splurge on an Acne sweater? I think it might be.
Perfect for wearing with high-rise pants and sleek midi skirts.
Investing in classic brands like The Elder Statesman is always a good idea.
BRB, copying this look for the rest of winter.
Up next, find out the three things that always make sweaters look cheap.
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