15 of the Best-Looking Cable-Knit Sweaters to Buy Right Now

Pros: comfort, versatility, price. Cons: You won’t be able to stop thinking about how you wish you were on a boat while wearing this.

Everlane doing what Everlane does best: durable, high-quality, versatile pieces. This cozy wool-cashmere-blend cable-knit sweater is no exception.

PRL has some of the most timelessly chic sweaters on the market, and this cable knit is certainly one of them. Snag it now to wear all through the holidays.

When a 50-year-old knitwear factory from the Aran Islands teams up with Todd Snyder, you know the result is bound to be good, and this gorgeous button-mockneck cable-knit sweater is the proof.

Acid-washed 100 percent cotton gives this cozy crewneck sweater a cool, vintage vibe. It’s structured and thick but still breathable enough to layer.

You’ll be ready to brave the cold all winter long in this thick, wool sweater with a slightly relaxed fit that’s perfect for layering over long-sleeve shirts for some extra warmth.

It doesn’t get better than Begg x Co’s luxurious 8-ply cashmere—the perfect midweight feel to bring you from fall into winter.

This chunky merino wool sweater from Buck Mason is very 1960s John Lennon, minus the turtleneck of course. But whether you’re in the Scottish Highlands or New England, it’ll keep you warm on a chilly day.

Made in Scotland from pure wool, Barbour’s timeless cable-knit sweater is a love letter to the original thing.

Naadam has some of the (if not the) softest sweaters out there. So when you put this wonderfully relaxed, lightweight cashmere cable knit on and don’t ever want to take it off, don’t say we didn’t warn you.

A cashmere sweater is never a bad idea, and when it comes to a cashmere cable knit, the only bad idea would be not buying one. Thank us later.

It’s giving “I Have a Trust Fund and I'm Not Afraid to Use It.” And, really—isn’t that what any good, high-quality sweater you want to wear all season long should give?