Quince’s $50 cashmere sweater is the perfect gift if you missed Cyber Monday
It’s sweater weather.
If you’re anything like us and didn’t have a chance to shop much during the Cyber Weekend, don’t sweat it. Quince’s ultra-soft cashmere sweaters start at just $50, and they’re incredibly giftable.
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With nearly 25,000 reviews and an almost-perfect rating with shoppers, the Mongolian Cashmere Crewneck sweater is a sweet deal, anytime.
The effortless layer is made from pill-resistant cashmere and is available in sizes XS-XL, plus 1X-3X, and comes in 14 colors. There’s also a men’s style under $60.
“This sweater is soft, comfortable, and very stylish. I have received many compliments and would highly recommend!” raves one review.
There are several other cuts: a V-neck, short-sleeved cashmere tee, a hip-length cardigan and more — all clocking in at under $80.
They’re so affordable, you might need to gift one to yourself as well.
Despite the accessible price tag, the colors look rich and very quiet luxury.
Jessica Alba and Mindy Kaling are among the stars who have worn the brand’s cashmere.
The men’s style also comes in over a dozen colorways and is sure to be a hit with anyone on your holiday list.
One review quips, “Love it, it’s like that feeling you get when you’re done with work on a long weekend, but you can wear it.”
No matter which style you choose, go ahead and indulge in softness this winter — and share the cashmere love with your loved ones!
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