Best Place To Buy Oversized Sweaters
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"I am a sucker for a half zip, and Everlane makes a hell of an oversized sweater," enthuses Newberger. "I appreciate how they work to make each of their textures unique and their sweaters warm while keeping them reasonably priced (for what they are!)." The Felted Merino Half-Zip Sweater, in particular, is one of the stylist's favorites. And Everlane's customers rave about the style, too; One reviewer wrote, "What a dream this sweater is. It hugs in all the right places and is structured so that the neck doesn't slouch."
Falconeri's cashmere Maxi-Jumper (the brand's unique term for its sweaters in relaxed fits) is an oversized option with an undeniable luxe look and feel. And with its V-neck silhouette, Newberger shouts out the cashmere sweater as a perfect one to team with baggy bottoms. "You'll want to start with a sweater that has a more open collar when pairing an oversized sweater with oversized jeans. While it sounds counterintuitive, doing this will add a little more shape and sex appeal (collar bones will never not be sensuous,)" she says.
After this disappointing shopping trip, I wondered: what makes a quality sweater So I took out a few of my most durable knits, and considered why I spent my money on them. Here are the features I look for when buying sweaters, and where I shop to get the best bang for my buck.
In my guide for how to assess quality clothes, I said the best way is to compare multiple similar items. Unless I looked at several options for my sheets review, I would have been lost. For this post, I compared some of my nicer sweaters to an inexpensive one, so I could more clearly identify the differences.
For instance, if you love shopping certain brands but don't always have the budget for it, Nordstrom Rack is the place to shop. Not only do they carry top brands like Madewell and Free People, both of which have the cutest sweaters, nearly everything on site is discounted. The retailer also holds numerous flash sales throughout the week where you can score extra savings on items that are already reduced. Right now, they're even holding an event for sweaters under $30!
So if you're like us and pretty much live in chunky sweaters during the last few months of the year, we've rounded up some of the best places to find good quality sweaters for great prices. Check those out below.
Old Navy is one of the best places to shop budget-friendly clothing because they have sales all the time. For instance, they're currently holding a fall styles sale where prices start at $10. You can find some cute sweaters for just $20.
Whether you're looking for cropped cardigans or oversized chunky pullovers, H&M has something for everyone. Their prices are very reasonable with most of their sweaters being under $50. Just take a look at this versatile short cardigan for $18.
There is no shortage of cute and cozy sweater options on Amazon, and Merokeety is a brand worth checking out. Their sweaters are on the Amazon best-sellers list all the time, and they're all pretty affordable like this lantern sleeve cardigan for less than $30.
Many people may think that winter means bulky coats, way too many layers, and sweating when finally entering a building with heat. Despite the bad reputation that winter weather fashion can get, comfortable is the real key. That's why learning how to shop for oversized sweaters is essential to being both warm and comfortable during the coldest months of the year. Whether it's a chunky knit or an sweatshirt, you've got tons of options going for you this upcoming season, but there are things to keep in mind when purchasing your best oversized sweater.
For quite some time now, oversized sweaters have been the go-to look for women looking to stay warm but keep comfortable. Whether you're planning on rocking an oversized sweater with leather skinny jeans and booties for a cool, downtown vibe or you're running errands for the day and throw it on over a pair of leggings, the look can be far more versatile
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