The 15 Best Wool Sweaters to Take Winter in Stride

Naadam's specialty is oh-so soft sweaters that you'll find an excuse to wear every single day. With a relaxed-fit, cable-knit style that combines wool and cashmere, finding an excuse will be easy; this is elevated yet versatile, so you can wear it with jeans, dress pants—hell, I won't tell if you wear it with sweatpants.

Todd Snyder has a classic, everyday wool sweater that you'll be wearing a lot this winter. The lightly speckled fabric is a wool blend that's warm but not too warm, and with ribbing on the cuffs, neck, and hem, it really is all in the details with this look.

My favorite thing about brushed wool is that you get the appearance of a hairy, funky sweater, with none of the itchiness that traditionally comes along with it. This striped design by J.Crew is fun yet chic—perfect for wearing just about anywhere.

When I think of a wool sweater, this is the vision that comes to mind. Straightforward. A little bit of a relaxed fit. No nonsense. Something versatile enough that anyone from, say, a fisherman to a banker could—and would—wear it. And it's under $100!

Like most things by Lululemon, this sweater is designed for you to wear on the move. That means that that disgusting cold-hot sweat you usually feel under your winter layers is no more, thanks to this relaxed, breathable fit and naturally thermoregulating fabric.

Uniqlo's simple, solid wool sweater is a great layering tool this winter—and at a great price, too. It's a pretty lightweight material, and thin, too, so with a tee underneath and a jacket over it, you'll be cozy and warm without feeling overheated or weighed down.

Mr P. has a luxe, elevated wool-jacquard sweater for the finer moments of the season. This heavyweight material speaks for itself, and the contrast cuffs and hems make it a chic look. Plus, it comes with a QR code you can scan to access digital content including styling advice, care instructions, and origin information.

Quiet luxury never goes out of style, and Tom Ford's wool and cashmere sweater proves it. This soft, warm sweater has been lightly brushed for a cozy feel, and the fine knit and timeless look will make it a closet staple for years to come.

When in doubt, reach for a PRL crewneck. This style, with saddle sleeves, a light speckle, and an embroidered logo, brings subtle chicness to the everyday. Make this your go-to layering piece, and enjoy the season in style.

With Italian-sourced merino wool, this crewneck sweater is tasteful, breathable, and soft AF. Banana Republic imbues a simple, solid look with chicness that can be layered or worn on its own, depending on the weather.

A chunky wool sweater is a must-have this season—after all, isn't that what winter is all about? Alex Mill has a cozy, soft option made from a wool-cotton blend that's as breathable as it is stylish.

There's something about a white cable-knit sweater that feels more wintery than almost any other piece of apparel on the market. Everlane's crewneck is made from boiled yarn that's soft, durable, and dense enough to keep the chill out.

I have a sweater that I bought four years ago, and I pull it out every time I get even remotely cold. It hangs perfectly off my body, is as warm and firm as a hug, and is this style from L.L. Bean. With years of wear and wash, this sweater just looks better and better, and only gets more cozy, soft, and comfy.

If you're going to pull out all the stops this winter, go for this Prada sweater. It's cool and chic, with the iconic logo stitched onto the chest, and even if you pair it with sneakers and track pants, you'll look like you're worth a thousand bucks. Or two thousand.

Percival has some of the coolest wool knits out there, and their gradient styles are my favorite. This is a style I encourage layering with, because, I'll admit it—it's a little bit itchy, but with a look this damn good, it's well worth it.