40 of David's "Schitt's Creek" Designer Sweaters That Will Always Be Timeless

Who could possibly forget this iconic season two style moment? When Alexis, Moira, and Johnny finally find David, he's on an Amish farm wearing an over-the-top mohawked hoodie by Helmut Lang and shiny Balenciaga glasses. Fun fact: Levy purchased the designer sweater on eBay after scouring the site for a month and a half looking for it.

In the fourth episode of season two, David visits the not-so-chic Blouse Barn with Roland Schitt wearing a white sweater with a curved black graphic on top. It definitely makes him stand out among the cluttered racks of tacky patterned clothes.

Also in the fourth episode of season two, Alexis receives that pink bike from Mutt, and David learns to ride it while wearing another black and white sweater from his extensive collection — this one striped and from Zara. He teams it with wacky patterned shorts and high-top sneakers.

While enjoying (see: most definitely not enjoying) dinner at the Schitt household with his parents, David sports this fitted black sweater with zippered detailing, layering it over a white button-down. It's the piece he wears while uttering his highly quotable "I'm trying very hard not to connect with people right now" line, so you could say it's pretty unforgettable.

Remember when David has that brief fling with Jake (who's also simultaneously having a fling with Stevie Budd)? When David's family barges into his motel room to meet a shirtless Jake, David is sporting this cozy black, gray, and white patterned sweater by Neil Barrett.

Another season three gem, this white sweater features a giant geometric design in the middle, and David wears it with black skinny jeans and high-top sneakers.

While unintentionally having a triple date with Jake and Stevie, David dresses to impress in a mesmerizingly detailed KTX sweater. He's definitely the best dressed person at Cafe Tropical that day.

While scoping out Johnny's new whip in season three, David sports a graphic sweater with a linear face-printed pattern on it. The psychedelic piece is a Christopher Kane design that he styles with ripped black jeans.

Sticking to his usual subdued color scheme, David wears this black and gray sweater in season three while hanging at the motel with Alexis.

The Brattz Shop Nonchalance Sweater ($26+)

In David's world, stopping by a flower garden named after your mom calls for a stylish outfit. For this season three scene, he wears a black Études sweater with a circular star pattern in the middle, styled with drop-crotch pants and sneakers.

You can always count on David to dress to the nines — even if it's just for a quick bite at Cafe Tropical. While eating breakfast with the family at the local joint, David rocks a gray colorblock sweater with white and black sections.

While hanging with Patrick at Rose Apothecary, David sports this gray crewneck Marc Jacobs design with an artsy "XX" graphic in the middle.

Kaws x Uniqlo x Sesame Street XX Sweatshirt ($88+)

In season four, David wears this light-gray Saint Laurent leopard jumper with acid-wash jeans while making his romance with Patrick official. He styles it with white sunglasses and lots of silver rings, of course.

Featured in tons of promotional "Schitt's Creek" materials advertising its fifth season, this Neil Barrett design is worn by David when he drunkenly belts out karaoke songs in Elm Valley.

Perhaps David's most out-there sweater of all time, this busy number features both a star-themed fireworks print and a poem of sorts about a bird. He wears it in the season four episode titled "Open Mic."

While taking the stage to perform at Asbestos Fest with Moira in season four, David rocks a black Givenchy sweater covered with white baby's breath flowers. The look is teamed with matching floral pants.

Could it really be? David Rose wearing a color other than gray, black, or white? It happens in season four when he wears this fiery-orange and black sweater by Givenchy. He definitely brings the heat with this one.

A design by Random Identities, this beige mohair sweater features giant black polka dots and a hood, and David wears it in season six.

David chooses this slick Givenchy design featuring stars, stripes, and a pop of red for a day of work.

Givenchy Leather Sweatshirt ($860, originally $1,885)

Don't let Moira's red wig distract you — David's fun geometric sweater is definitely the star of the season four barbecue episode. (OK, the wig is definitely a close second.)

While checking out apartments with Patrick in season five, David wears this gray sweater that looks simple from far away — until you catch glimpse of the fringed sleeves. He pairs it with black skirt and pants like the style icon he is.

Definitely on the quirkier side, this season four piece features images of a Hercules statue seemingly sliced up and placed on top of a black sweater. It's another Neil Barrett design from David's collection.

This two-tone Valentino design features two large panthers on the arms and shoulders. It's certainly one of David's fiercest sweatshirts.

Valentino Garavani Pre-Owned Sweater ($780, originally $884)

You can't go wrong with a simple black sweater. David flawlessly proves this point during a season five work day at Rose Apothecary by sporting this fuzzy, surprisingly toned-down number.

On the other decidedly less-subtle end of the spectrum, David rocks this eye-catching crewneck sweater featuring a large bird image in season five. He wears it with cropped, Bermuda-length shorts and socks that come to midshin.

Thanks to David and Patrick's sweet relationship, we believe in the power of love, too. While throwing a surprise party for Patrick's birthday in season five, David wears this surprisingly romantic graphic sweatshirt by Givenchy.

Does it get any edgier than the black Versace chain-mail sweater David wears in the fourth episode of the sixth season? We think not.

Leave it to David Rose to make a sweater with holes look undeniably fashionable while scouting out wedding venues with Patrick. His styling with a plaid kilt is the icing on the cake.

The Rose family wear some of their finest outfits for the big "The Crows Have Eyes III: The Crowening" premiere in Schitt's Creek. Moira finally takes her ostrich-feather gown for a spin, Alexis dazzles in a metallic dress, Johnny looks sharp in a tuxedo, and David goes for a Dsquared2 sweater featuring shiny sequined panels.

Even David succumbs to the ever-present temptation to give camouflage a whirl. His take is, of course, anything but tacky and features muted gray and black hues rather than your classic greens.

David rocks this Amiri sweater with a snake appliqué with a Rick Owens deconstructed denim cargo skirt and Vans sneakers.

In the ninth episode of the last season, David rocks this eye-print Kenzo sweater for a day of working at Rose Apothecary.

While taste-testing endless glasses of Herb Ertlinger's famously gag-inducing fruit wine with Moira, David wears this artful sweater, which features a panel of draped gray fabric attached to the front.

There's a special reason David wears this Dries Van Noten hand-print sweater during the penultimate episode of "Schitt's Creek." "Historically, an open palm symbolizes honesty, truth, and openness," Levy famously tweeted after the episode aired.

Dries Van Noten Pre-Owned Navy Cotton Knit ($436, originally $494)

Yet another sweater with sentimental meaning, this Off-White sweater depicting two hands cupping a flame is a sweet callback to the bright-orange flame-print sweater David wears at open mic night when Patrick dedicates a song to him.

The back features the signature Off-White pattern and even more flames to mirror David and Patrick's fiery love.