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Psst—These 5 Under-$100 Sweaters Should Be on Your Radar
Okay, I'll confess: I may have spent a little too much money on summer fun. Now, I have to make up for it by tightening my fall shopping budget. But luckily, Who What Wear fashion and beauty editor Aniyah Morinia clued me in to the latest collection from Tommy Hilfiger, which is filled with sweaters that hit just the right balance of trendy and classic. "I love letting my sweater do all of the work," she says. Below, Aniyah picked out five outfit-making sweaters under $100 from Tommy Hilfiger that I can add to my fall wardrobe (and so can you!) and explained why they caught her expert eye.
An Extensive Sweater Selection
If Tommy Hilfiger is your first stop for fall sweaters, you may not need a second stop—the brand carries all the fall sweater trends Aniyah sees coming, and at prices that make them smart wardrobe investments. "The iconic rugby style is making its rounds again, and I'm excited to pull off some preppier looks this season," she says. "You can expect to see more stripes, contrasting collars, oversize silhouettes, and of course, classic cable-knits."
Versatile Styling
What's another reason Tommy Hilfiger sweaters are a worthwhile investment? They open up endless outfit possibilities. "I often throw them on with jeans, a light trench coat, and fun footwear to keep the outfit fresh," Aniyah says. "For more professional settings, I like to layer a sweater over a white button-up and some trousers to give that corporate-cool look without feeling too buttoned up—no pun intended."
Accessible Luxury
If you think sweaters can only be gorgeous and expensive or ugly and cheap, look to Tommy Hilfiger, who's proving that style and affordability actually can go hand in hand. "There's nothing a luxe, on-trend sweater can't do," Aniyah says. Without further ado, check out the under-$100 sweaters from Tommy Hilfiger that Aniyah is putting on the fall fashion radar.
Laura Gurfein is a writer, editor, and content strategist with 14 years of editorial experience under her go-to Aritzia belt. Her work has appeared on Business Insider, Apartment Therapy, The Kitchn, PEOPLE, Real Simple, and more. She's the one friends and family hit up for shopping recommendations of pretty much any kind.

