The Obtainer - 11/10/25, Monday
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The Sweater That Feels Like a Hug
There’s a new wave of knitwear quietly redefining comfort this winter. I don’t know what to call it, other than the “squishy” sweater. Light but plush, these are the kinds of knits that seem to float rather than cling, wrapping you in warmth without the weight. They have a soft, tactile quality—airy yarns that drape and move, textures that invite touch, and fits that feel as relaxed as a deep exhale. Think of them as the modern evolution of the classic crewneck: more fluid, more forgiving, and infinitely more satisfying to wear.
From luxury labels spinning cashmere and alpaca into cloudlike loops to more accessible brands experimenting with brushed cotton and lightweight wool, these knits have become a season-wide phenomenon. UNIQLO’s version is amazing, knit from what the company calls “soufflé” yarn that’s utilizes a 3D-knit construction, meaning no seams. But there are plenty of styles to choose from. They’re the pieces that make layering effortless and styling feel instinctive—elevating jeans, grounding tailored trousers, and bringing a bit of quiet luxury to the everyday. Here are the “squishy” sweaters worth getting your hands on right now.
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