"An under-$100 cashmere sweater is a kind of fashion unicorn, especially when it's an editor-favorite. This piece comes in a shocking amount of colors31 to be exact, with rotating seasonal options and a core collection of neutrals. It's a slim-fit sweater, so if you plan on layering it over a long-sleeve T or a collared shirt to stay warm, you should consider sizing up."
"best cashmere polo sweater Pros Elevated look Very soft Durable stitching Cons Sweater polos are a bit tough when it comes to layering If you feel naked without a collar, considering swapping out a crewneck sweater for this polo option. It's a slim-fit knit that's meant to be worn with nothing beneath it, giving an elevated feel that's unbelievably soft and comfortable. The ribbed hem and cuffs keep out wintery winds, and the hand-linked seams add extra durability to the sweater."
"J.Crew has been in the cashmere-sweater business for over three decades, and in that time it's landed on the perfect formula. This is warm but not too warm, luxurious but not overly expensive, and just lightweight enough to make layering easy. You can find it in tall sizes so you don't have to worry about it becoming cropped if you're over six feet, and you can even add monogramming for an added personal touch."
Several cashmere sweaters present editor-favorite and budget-friendly options ranging from under-$100 to higher-end pieces. Many come in wide color selections (up to 31 choices) and sizes XS–2XL, with tall options available. Fabrics are 100% cashmere in variations like 12 gg 1-ply and feature ribbed hems, hand-linked seams, and pill-resistant treatments. Fits are generally slim, making layering difficult; sizing up is recommended when wearing over shirts. Some styles include polo collars, monogramming, and durable stitching. Trade-offs include thin or transparent colors, hand-wash care, and limited warmth.
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