I’m a Shopping Editor Who Lives in M&S Cashmere—These Are the 9 Jumpers I Recommend to Everyone
From classic crew-necks to elegant funnel-neck styles, these are the expensive-looking cashmere jumpers worth adding to your winter wardrobe.
The cold spell has officially arrived, which can only mean one thing: my annual search for beautiful, affordable cashmere that will stand the test of time is well underway. Admittedly, it's not always an easy task. Finding genuinely good-quality cashmere at an accessible price point can feel like an impossible feat, with promising searches often leading to pieces containing just 20% cashmere and offering little in the way of longevity. That was, of course, until I discovered M&S cashmere.
Florrie wearing M&S pure cashmere jumper.
For those in the know, M&S cashmere is hardly a revelation. The high-street stalwart's £90 pure-cashmere crew-neck jumpers have long been a favourite amongst fashion editors and savvy shoppers alike, and come in a rainbow of elegant shades. As someone who owns two, I can personally attest to their exceptional softness, substantial feel and impressive longevity, not to mention their versatility. But the brand's cashmere offering extends far beyond the classic crew-neck. From elegant funnel-neck jumpers and brushed-texture cardigans to collared knits and heritage-inspired argyle styles, there's an entire collection of expensive-looking pure-cashmere pieces to discover, many of which come in at under £100.
Keep scrolling to shop my edit of the best M&S cashmere jumpers to invest in this winter.
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A cream cashmere crew-neck is one of those forever wardrobe staples you'll find yourself reaching for year after year.
Chocolate brown continues to be one of the chicest colours to wear this winter.
There's something so effortlessly luxurious about grey cashmere.
If there's one knit worth having in your wardrobe, it's a classic black cashmere crew-neck.
Layer this sleek v-neck knit over a white T-shirt or wear it on its own with tailored trousers and loafers.
Navy cashmere is every bit as versatile as black, but feels a touch softer.
Argyle knitwear is having a major moment this season.
The funnel-neck silhouette is one of my favourite knitwear shapes this winter.
For anyone looking to introduce a little colour into their winter wardrobe, this rich ruby-red knit is an excellent place to start.
Wear this chocolate-brown iteration buttoned up as a top with tailored trousers, or leave it open over a white T-shirt for a more relaxed look.
I'm particularly drawn to this vibrant cobalt-blue shade.
The perfect layering piece.
Brushed cashmere has such a luxurious, almost vintage-inspired appeal.
This classic cardigan is an easy way to introduce a pop of colour to an otherwise neutral outfit.
Khaki is one of those underrated neutrals that works beautifully with almost everything.
Exactly the kind of understated knitwear I gravitate towards in winter.
This ivory brushed-cashmere cardigan has a distinctly romantic feel.
A light-grey cashmere cardigan is a wardrobe classic for good reason.
