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There are plenty of things we don’t love about winter: the dark evenings; the persistent rain; every last drop of Vitamin D draining from our bodies. But when it comes to clothes, there’s no better time of the year. The colder weather lends itself to snuggly items from puffer coats to knitted jumpers, allowing you to stay both stylish and cosy.
Fashion’s favoured aesthetic for the past few seasons has been extremely pared-back. Think of the plain beige or grey jumpers everyone’s been wearing to channel ‘stealth wealth’, or the proliferation of ‘tonal dressing’ that can essentially boiled down to brown-on-brown.
If you love this minimalist look, then keep wearing it, because the trend hasn’t exactly disappeared. But for those who prefer a little bit more colour and pattern, may we suggest the argyle knit as the key piece for autumn/winter 2025.
Fashion week guests wearing various argyle knits
An argyle pattern is one featuring diamonds and lines on a solid background, and it’s usually knitted into jumpers or cardigans. You might recognise it from the battered old jumper your grandad pulls out every Christmas, but this season it’s had a serious glow up.
It started, as always, on the runway. Christian Dior’s 2025 Resort Collection featured black, grey and red argyle knits, with Miu Miu, Bottega Veneta and Prada releasing their own versions shortly after. Hailey Bieber’s favourite is Loewe’s head-turning canary yellow sweater, with a rather cool £1,120 price tag.
Argyle knits were popular at London Fashion Week
According to online fashion platform LTK there has been a 200 per cent rise in searches for argyle cardigans this week alone, and the high street is championing the trend, with gorgeous styles from H&M, Albaray and Massimo Dutti. Here are our favourites…
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