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Style your winter wardrobe with these classic knitwear staples

Colder months usually mean more layers and heavier clothes, but that doesn’t mean you have to give up comfort or ease. The right knitwear can make winter dressing feel more straightforward, especially when it works with pieces you already have. This is the practical advice in this sponsored post provided by SUSSAN.

From easy knits for home to cosy cardigans that fit into your everyday wardrobe, these staples are made to pair with a wide range of women’s clothing and help you build outfits that feel right for the season. 

Here are the classic knitwear pieces to bring into your rotation this winter.

Slim knit vest that layers under coats

Layering in winter comes down to choosing pieces that keep you warm without limiting what you can wear underneath or on top. A slim vest does exactly that. 

If you’re adding this vest to your women’s knitwear collection, this is one of the easiest and most versatile pieces to start with. It fits comfortably under coats and works well over long-sleeved knits or simple tees, depending on what you’ve got planned. You can style it with denim, wide-leg pants, or soft skirts. 

V-neck jumper that pairs with anything

V-necks are a staple in many wardrobes and one of the most wearable options among women’s knit jumpers. They fit well over long-sleeved tops and under structured coats. The neckline also gives you room for a collared shirt or a lightweight scarf.

For winter, try tucking this jumper into wide-leg pants or wearing it over a shirt dress with boots. You can also choose a neutral colour like beige or grey to make it even easier to style with your go-to pieces for the season.

Fluffy knit cardigan to style on repeat all season

If you’re working from home, heading out for errands, or doing both in one go, it helps to have a warm, easy layer that’s simple to throw on. Fluffy styles are some of the most versatile women’s knit cardigans because they add just the right amount of warmth and work with whatever else you’re wearing that day.

Wear one with pants and a tee while you’re at home, then throw on a coat and boots when you head out. For a slightly more pulled-together outfit, button it over a collared shirt and match it with straight-leg denim or wide-leg pants.

Batwing jumper with a relaxed fit

When you’re layering more during winter, a batwing jumper gives you room to move without looking bulky. The wider sleeve and relaxed fit mean it sits easily over thinner knits or long-sleeve basics.

To balance the volume, try this jumper with straight-leg jeans, tailored pants, or a slim midi skirt. You can also layer it under a long coat or wear it half-tucked for a bit more shape.

Long-sleeved knit top for easy layering

Layering for winter doesn’t always mean heavy knits. With a long-sleeved knit top, you have a base that’s fitted and easy to style. It goes well with wide-leg pants or straight denim and works under sleeveless dresses. Wear it with a knit midi skirt and ankle boots for an everyday look or under a shacket for an added layer on cooler mornings.

Update your everyday winter staples

Winter outfits don’t need to be complicated. With the right knitwear in your wardrobe, you can create looks that feel warm, easy, and put-together without needing a full wardrobe refresh. 

Start with the layers you’ll reach for the most. To find pieces that fit into your routine, shop Sussan, Australia’s favourite women’s clothing brand, online or head in store to explore the latest knitwear for the season.

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