I Buy a Lot of Sweaters at Zara to Wear With Jeans—These 32 Are the Chicest in the New Year
Zara is known for many things—great outerwear, chic dresses, statement accessories, the list goes on. My personal favorite category, however, is its knitwear, where the brand always offers a range of elevated options in everything from wool to cashmere to alpaca.
Right now, I'm shopping specifically for sweaters that pair well with jeans since that's what you'll find me in most days during the winter. I know I'm likely not alone on that one, so I figured I'd share Zara's standout sweaters here with you.
After scanning the entire sweater section, I'm happy to report Zara has a plethora of chic knitwear that we'll want to wear into 2026 and beyond—think polo details, classic V-necks, and Fair Isle styles. Not only do these feel perfectly on trend, but they also happen to pair nicely with denim, so I know I'll wear these on repeat throughout the New Year.
From scarf-adorned styles to cozy cable-knits, below are the best Zara sweaters to wear with jeans.
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Scarf details are the moment.
A winter classic.
The perfect shade of gray.
V-neck sweaters are back!
So cozy.
The fringe!
Picture wearing this in a ski chalet this winter.
Stock up on this closet staple.
You just know this is soft.
I just love this color combo.
You'll never regret investing in a black crewneck.
Chic.
The ultimate layering piece.
Imagine wearing this sweater with vintage Levi's.
You had me at cashmere.
This color!
Everyone in fashion is obsessed with V-necks again, including me.
Immediately yes.
I need this for après-ski.
Polos are still going strong, and this plum color is very 2026.
The color combo is divine.
I can't resist a good cable-knit.
So simple, yet so good.
To brighten up your winter days.
I love the stitching details.
Fringe is poised to be huge next year.
This pairs well with all denim washes.
Can you tell I'm very into Fair Isle sweaters?
Now that's a good V-neck.
Consider your styling done.
Stripes are forever in style.
I'll be copying the layering here as well.
