The Coziest Fall Sweaters (That Don’t Itch)

By Johnni Macke | October 17, 2017

Feature Image by Anthropologie

Sweater weather calls for some cozy knits (but we could do without the itchiness). Shop through some of our favorite fall sweaters ahead, and prepare to be warm, cozy, and itch-free — oh, and cute, of course.

H&M Cashmere-Blend Sweater $59.99
What better way to stay nice and toasty than in a cashmere-blend turtleneck? This camel sweater features wide sleeves — which are totally on trend — and an oversized silhouette for a comfy fit.

J.Crew Sweater With Ruffle Sleeves $54.50
Add ruffles to any clothing item and it instantly becomes a fashion-forward piece. This one sports an extra soft blend of wool, acrylic, and nylon, and it comes in four different colors.

Banana Republic Cotton-Blend Tie-Waist Cardigan $98
Need a new work sweater? Look no further than this tie-waist cardigan. The neutral grey will pair well with anything in your wardrobe while still being work-appropriate. Plus, it’s 60 percent cotton, which is great for people with sensitive skin.

Anthropologie Pom-Pom Cable Sweater $148
Leave it to Anthropologie to make pom-poms on a sweater a must-have look for fall. This cream number is made from acrylic, adds just the right amount of color to any outfit, and is machine-washable (need we say more?).

Mango Buttoned Stripped Sweater $69.99
Stripes are always in season and this navy, red combo hits the mark. The deep v-neck, paired with the funky button placement makes this American sweater the only one we want to wear this season.

Free People All About It Top $88
This oversized sweater is basically a sweater dress and we can’t get over how comfy and cozy it is. If you’re not feeling yellow, it comes in five other hues!

Madewell So Far So Good Pullover Sweater $69.50
“So far, so good,” should be everyone’s fall mantra, especially since you can wear it as a sweater thanks to Madewell. This lightweight sweater has optional thumbholes for when your hands need a little more warmth.

Anthropologie Polka Dot Long Cardigan $188
This is technically a cardigan, but it’s so fuzzy and fun that we had to include it. Just when you thought polka dots couldn’t get any more charming, Anthropologie released this cream and grey coat.

ASOS Ultimate Chunky Sweater With Slouchy High Neck $40
ASOS is all about more bang for your buck, and with this grey slouchy sweater, they’ve done it again. What we like best about this high-neck option is that it’s 100 percent acrylic and has fun detailing throughout the knit.

Chinti & Parker Zodiac Sign Cashmere Sweater $565
Whether you read your horoscope every day, or just like fun-printed sweaters, Chinti & Parker’s Zodiac collection is to die for. Yes, it’s pricier than the other fall-ready choices on this list, but that’s because it’s cashmere. The good news is that it comes in every zodiac sign, and each sweater is a different color combo.

Boden Vivian Woven Mix Sweater $110
Boden is a company out of the UK, so you know their sweaters are good. Our favorite thing about this green number is that it’s 100 percent wool, and the polka dot design is both dainty and feminine.

French Connection Anna Patchwork Turtleneck $148
You can get in on the neutral trend with this slouchy knit that’s both stylish and practical. All you need now is a good book and cider for a quintessential fall day in.

Let us know which of these sweaters you’re falling in love with this fall in the comments below!

xx, The FabFitFun Team

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18 comments

kpippy Oct 25, 2017 at 2:38 pm

There are NONE I find in any way attractive or fashionable , and for what they look like the prices are ridiculous , I was really looking forward to some great sweaters :( :(

Leandra Oct 22, 2017 at 5:09 pm

the red with striped, mango button stripped, I cannot wear turtle neck, they are itchy to me, even cotton. I like v necks so I can layer under with a tank top or lace tank.

Paige Oct 22, 2017 at 10:26 am

Absolutely zero that I’m “falling in love with”! :(

Stephanie Soriano Oct 21, 2017 at 4:24 pm

Ugly sweater Christmas party here we come. Don’t like a single one.

Rebecca Oct 21, 2017 at 2:52 pm

I am not a fan of the selection of these sweaters. Very disappointed

Rebecca Oct 21, 2017 at 2:41 pm

Two of the sweaters are the closest to my taste of style. The Cardigan unfortunately, not a fan of the polka dots. The next sweater is the patchwork turtleneck and I wouldn't feel comfortable purchasing that online not sure how that would feel around my neck.

Lisa Schmitt Oct 21, 2017 at 7:44 am

French connection patchwork beautiful, too pricey for me

Devon Oct 21, 2017 at 7:07 am

These are just awful! Maybe the ASOS high neck with jeans....it all just looks like high fashion, impractical wear! No thank you!

Cheryl Dolan Oct 21, 2017 at 5:55 am

The only one I would wear is the French Commection Anna Patchwork. The rest (especially the first two) are ugly.

Lori Oct 21, 2017 at 5:14 am

The french connection anna patchwork turtleneck is my absolute favorite

Juliette Gibbons Oct 21, 2017 at 4:59 am

I LOVE the French Connection Anna Patchwork tan and cream sweater. It is my favourite ....

Kerri Oct 21, 2017 at 4:27 am

I have to agree with sprtnwmn and Elizabeth. There are some hideous sweaters in this article. There is only 1 or 2 that I would ever consider wearing.

tiffanyseda Oct 21, 2017 at 3:11 am

French Connection patchwork turtleneck simple yet fun. Chinti & Parker zodiac cashmere is thoughtful and cute. ASOS chunky looks warm and cozy yet stylish... could be dressed up a bit with a heel or down with a sneaker.