The Best Nordstrom Sweaters For Every Budget
11 Nordstrom Sweaters to Complete Your Fall Wardrobe — From Turtlenecks to Cardigans
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We're officially in the thick of sweater weather season, and I'm exhausting all the cozy knits in my wardrobe. Luckily, Nordstrom is the perfect retailer for finding new additions. With loads of brands that range from affordable to luxury level, it's easy to find sweater options that fit within tight budgets or justify splurges.
From cropped cardigans perfect for layering to warm turtlenecks that feel like a blanket, I found options you can wear with all sorts of outfits and weather forecasts. There are so many good options, you might want to consider buying one as a gift for someone on your list. Keep scrolling to see the sweaters I'm adding to my wish list this season.
The Best Sweaters From Nordstrom
- A reimagined basic sweater: Vince Camuto Exposed Seam Crewneck Sweater at $46, originally $69
- For that quintessential argyle look: Cotton On Women's Luxe Crew Neck Sweater at $50
- A budget-friendly style: BP. Everyday Easy Cotton Blend Sweater at $50
- For a pop of sparkle: Elle Collection Sequin Tie Front Cardigan Embroidered Sweater at $98
- The classic tailored turtleneck: Nordstrom Classic Cashmere Turtleneck Sweater at $119, originally $199
- To lean into the fringe trend: ASTR the Label Jadwiga Fringe Tie Waist Cardigan at $129
- For a flirty deep V-neck: Modern Citizen Maren Cropped V-Neck Sweater at $138
- The perfect chunky red sweater: Cos Rounded Wool Crew-neck Sweater at $149
- A light layer in a breathable knit: Voyager by MERSEA Simone Quarter Zip Sweater at $178
- The perfect mix of warm colors with winter patterns: Free People Sundazed Jacquard Cardigan at $198
- A luxuriously soft button-down sweater: Reformation Clara Cashmere Crew Cardigan at $218
Vince Camuto Exposed Seam Crewneck Sweater ($46, originally $69)
Part of the allure of a crewneck sweater is that it's basic enough to wear with everything. This Vince Camuto pick is super versatile but features exposed seams along the dropped shoulders and down the center, so it's far from boring. Plus, you can mix and match over 45 different colorways of the classic style.
Cotton On Women's Luxe Crew Neck Sweater ($50)
While some argyle designs can feel like they belong on a golf course, this cozy brown interpretation feels like the perfect winter pattern. With two different chocolate shades and a thin white stitching, you can easily wear it with brown pants or a silk skirt for a seasonally-appropriate monochromatic look.
BP. Everyday Easy Cotton Blend Sweater ($50)
I may be biased because "The Grinch" is one of my all-time favorite movies, but this specific shade of chartreuse feels like a winter must have. So it should come to no surprise that this Grinch-green pullover is at the top of my wish list this year. I especially love the ribbed detailing along the cuffs and neckline to add a bit of dimension.
Elle Collection Sequin Tie Front Cardigan Embroidered Sweater ($98)
Perfect for a holiday party, this shrunken tie-front sweater adds just a touch of sparkle to any outfit. The style is versatile, as you can wear it both open or closed. Lightweight but cozy, it's easy to fit under any jacket or coat.
Nordstrom Classic Cashmere Turtleneck Sweater ($119, originally $199)
When it comes to curating winter wardrobe staples, a classic cashmere turtleneck should be at the top of your list. You can trust that the buttery-soft material will keep you warm in the dead of winter and look chic year after year. Available in six neutral colors, trust me when I say there is no wrong outfit or occasion for this sweater.
ASTR the Label Jadwiga Fringe Tie Waist Cardigan ($129)
It's no secret that fringe is everywhere this fall, and it will continue to trend well into the winter season. This ankle-length cardigan has a long fringe trim that appropriately leans into the bohemian vibe without being too much of a bold statement.
Modern Citizen Maren Cropped V-Neck Sweater ($138)
I'm obsessed with the way this sweater drapes. The cross-front neckline plunges just enough, and it cinches at the waistline to create the most elegant silhouette.
Cos Rounded Wool Crew-neck Sweater ($149)
If, like me, you tend to reach for chunky sweaters over sweatshirts, this crewneck will be your new obsession. The rounded, slightly exaggerated silhouette makes for a boxy fit that is equal parts cozy and sophisticated. Bonus points for Cos achieving the perfect holiday-red shade.
Voyager by MERSEA Simone Quarter Zip Sweater ($178)
Dressing for cold weather can be a fickle task. It's often freezing outside, meaning you want as many layers as possible, but as soon as you arrive at your destination the heat is blaring and you can't shed them fast enough. The ultimate hack to managing your temperate is layering with a breathable sweater like this quarter zip.
Free People Sundazed Jacquard Cardigan ($198)
As someone who tends to lean minimalist in my day-to-day style, I wait all year to experiment with fun, bold colors during the holidays. This cardigan caught my attention because it balances a high-impact pattern with shades of red and frosty blue. Is it just me, or is there something about this style that makes you want to curl up by a fire with a glass of red wine?
Reformation Clara Cashmere Crew Cardigan ($218)
Stripes are still one of the biggest sweater trends of the year, and this gorgeous cashmere cardigan is no exception. From the sharp tailoring to the strategic color combination, Reformation has yet again created the perfect investment piece that you'll look forward to wearing for seasons to come.
— Additional reporting by Adelaide Giesey
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