YanYan was launched in 2019 by Phyllis Chan, rag & bone’s former director of knitwear, and Hong Kong-based designer Suzzie Chung. Their pieces are fun, vibrant, and completely eye-catching.
Calle del Mar is a California-based knitwear brand that makes everything from knit bandeaus to cardigans and pants, in all sorts of punchy, bright colors.
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Guest in Residence was launched in 2022 by the one and only Gigi Hadid, with a focus on luxury knits that you'll definitely wanna keep forever, from knit cardigans to cashmere leggings.
Not only does Alex Mill have incredible, super-soft knits—the brand is also a go-to for pretty much any sort of basics you’d need to build your dream capsule wardrobe.
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If you're on the hunt for a gorgeous sweater, matching set, or midi skirt, look no further than Victor Glemaud—the brand has been totally killing the knitwear game since launching in 2006.
You can count on Sezane for all sorts of chic AF knits. The French clothing brand was founded by Morgane Sézalory in 2013, and specializes in luxe, effortlessly cool pieces, from cardigans to sweaters.
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Suzie Kondi launched her line of tracksuits, cashmere, and knits in 2018, available in a gorge rainbow of colors and lots of fun prints, like this sweater. These are the softest, plushest knits you'll ever slip on, trust.
You probably know and love Everlane already—if you aren’t yet acquainted with their knitwear, you ought to be. Another brand that offers everything you could ask for, from jeans to coats and dresses—their knitwear is no exception, and they’re total closet staples, for sure.
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Launched in 2016, Khaite is a ready-t0-wear brand that creates more than just amazing knitwear. Not to mention, the founder and creative director, Catherine Holstein, just won Womenswear Designer of the Year at the CFDA Fashion Awards. Extremely major.
Luxury staples have been Vince’s M.O. since its 2002 debut. The brand’s chic knitwear is stylishly understated and timeless—the sort of elevated basics you’ll rely on season after season.
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PH5 was founded in 2014 by designer Wei Lin and has such a distinctive, cool aesthetic. Wavy lines and architectural skirts are few of the brand’s unique hallmarks.
Launched in 2007 by designer Greg Chait, this L.A.-based brand makes v luxe yet fun knits. Whether you're looking for a playful sweater, new pair of socks you’ll wanna show off, a cozy blanket, or a colorful beanie like this cutie, this brand definitely stands out in all the right ways.
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Buck Mason began as a menswear basics brand, and now also offers womenswear. Their ultra-cozy knits are only a part of why this brand is so great: Whether you're looking for your new favorite t-shirt or a leather jacket, all their pieces are super high-quality.
J.Crew has been around for some time now, and we can always count on them every winter for a good sweater. From cable-knit dresses to cozy turtlenecks to tanks perfect for layering, we love J.Crew for their range, quality, and price points.
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Leret Leret keeps it in the family, founded by siblings Andrea and Edouard Leret. Their limited edition cashmere pieces are designed in New York and have eye catching icons on them, from butterflies to flowers and pizza (like this one!).

Danielle is the Fashion Editor at Cosmopolitan, where she covers the American and British ready-to-wear markets and handles fashion for all covers and fashion stories in book and online. When she's not working on print, she covers all the latest fashion trends and news for digital. Danielle started as a Fashion Intern for Cosmopolitan in 2016 and has been with the magazine ever since. Follow her journey in the fashion industry on Instagram.
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