The best women's jumpers for autumn

Sweater weather: The best women’s jumpers for autumn 2026

01 Oct 2026 | |By Zoe Gunn

Get cosy in this season's chicest knits

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The freshness of spring and the warmth of summer are great but, as far as we’re concerned, autumn, with its vibrant colours and cosy jumpers, is by far the most stylish season of the year. And, with a drop in temperature just around the corner, that’s all the more reason to invest in a wardrobe of chic new knitwear for the upcoming months. Here’s our pick of the best women’s jumpers for autumn 2026…

The best rollneck jumpers

Perhaps the most sophisticated of all jumper silhouettes, the humble rollneck is the piece to be seen in this season thanks to a series of innovative design upgrades. Necklines, for example, have been given the high-end treatment courtesy of Courrèges – where interest is added via a subtle logo patch – and Totême, whose oversized sweater features stylish side splits and a transformable neckline that can be worn up or down. You’ll turn to both for effortless boardroom-ready elegance. For weekends, the joyous yellow of Weekend Max Mara’s Aran-knit rollneck is the ideal foil for your stompiest winter boots. Alternatively, opt for Whistles’ rich and sumptuously soft cashmere number, sure to warm you up on crisp winter days.

Courrèges rollneck jumper

£298
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Totême striped rollneck jumper

£360
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Weekend Max Mara Aran-Knit Jumper

£325
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Whistles Roll-Neck Cashmere Jumper

£199
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The best patterned jumpers

Block colours are all well and good but, in our humble opinion, knitwear is the perfect place to express a bit of personality with your style – and that means colour and pattern. If you wouldn’t describe your everyday look as flashy, dip your toe in with Nili Lotan’s take on the traditional Fair Isle sweater. Feeling brave? Veronica Beard, Perfect Moment and La DoubleJ are as bold as they come, with their stripes, stars and geometric patterns.

Nili Lotan Alan fair isle jumper

£890
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Veronica Beard Emile Striped Pullover

£288
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La DoubleJ Fireside côte anglaise sweater

£490
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Perfect Moment wool cable star sweater

£685
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The best cashmere jumpers

Not for nothing does cashmere have a reputation for being the softest, most luxurious knit around. Simultaneously lightweight and warm, it’s the perfect option for introducing layers into your workwear wardrobe. Opt for tonal solid-hued options, as offered by Extreme Cashmere and Khaite, the former with a cosy roll-neck, the latter with a chic cropped cut, but both are versatile enough to easily pair with skirts and trousers alike. Loulou de Saison's scooped-neck Derry cashmere jumper will add a touch of colour with its baby blue shade, while Allude's navy iteration is as classic and timeless as can be.

Extreme Cashmere N°20 Xtra sweater

£970
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Khaite Cropped cashmere sweater

£1,920
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Loulou de Saison Derry cashmere sweater

£570
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Allude Cashmere turtleneck sweater

£580
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The best crew neck jumpers

A crew neck may be the most basic of jumper designs but that doesn’t mean it needs to be boring. Take, for example, Bella Freud’s cult design, which features the brand’s signature 1970 motif. Or Phoebe Philo's wintry number, which shows off a striking houndstooth jacquard pattern. Arch4, meanwhile, takes an alternative approach, elevating its classic crew neck with an ever on-trend burgundy hue, guaranteed to brighten up even the greyest of days. Elsewhere, The Row’s pared-back knit keeps things casual with an oversized fit in the softest of cashmere blends. 

Bella Freud oversized 1970 jumper

£385
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Phoebe Philo Houndstooth sweater

£1,200
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Arch4 The Ivy cashmere sweater

£595
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The Row Sibem wool and cashmere jumper

£830
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The best cable knit jumpers

They don’t come much more classic than a cable knit and, accordingly, you’ll be spoilt for choice if you’re in the market for one this season. Woven from a cosy wool-cashmere blend, Ralph Lauren offers up the OG of everday knits and this navy number is a winning option that will go with everything, as will Etro's (complete with the high, dramatic neckline synonymous with the Italian fashion house, of course). If you’re looking for something lighter, Fusalp and Róhe's crisp white and cream numbers are perfect for adding some bright, fresh energy to your autumnal look.

Ralph Lauren cable-knit jumper

£235
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Etro Cable-knit turtleneck sweater

£1,035
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RÓHE cable-knit sweater

£560
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Fusalp Elwena cable-knit sweater

£480
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