Listen. I know some trends come back around that you may think are flat-out ugly. Skinny jeans, for instance, will never get an approving look from me. With winter swiftly reintroducing sweater weather, the season is making way for yet another trend that was previously deemed irrevocably ugly: argyle-print sweaters.
The print was first introduced in the 17th century and is associated with Scotland's Clan Campbell of Argyll, one of the Highlands' most powerful clans. It's renowned for its distinctive diamond-shaped geometric pattern. It was then popularized in the 20th century by the luxury fashion brand Pringle of Scotland's take on the print, notably in the golfing world. Now, it's a fan favorite among the fashion crowd. Argyle print is all over my Instagram feed and was even featured on Khaite's runway. Models sported argyle-print sweaters with undeniably chic styling not just once but twice for fall/winter 2025 and spring/summer 2026. It's safe to say the trend will be sticking around into the New Year.
If you're brave enough to try out what was once ugly, keep scrolling to shop all the chic argyle-print sweaters to wear this winter.
Argyle Sweaters on Influencers
Argyle Print on the Runway
A simple but elegant cardigan is a cool dresser's best friend.
This will definitely keep you warm.
An off-the-shoulder moment? Absolutely.
This lightweight sweater is so good for layering.
Cardigans are the perfect layering piece.
I love that this comes in a set.
The color-blocking in this sweater is so good.
This bright blue is so good.
Try going bold this winter.
This vest is the chicest layering piece.
Trust me. It's worth it.
This colorful cardigan is coming with me.
Turtlenecks are a forever trend.
Who doesn't love mohair?
Black-and-white goes with just about anything.
I love a vest moment.
Sometimes, you need a quarter-zip sweater.
The distressed detail is so cool.
A simple sweater this winter is all you need.
An unexpected pop of green is always welcome for me.
This layered detail is so chic.
You can never go wrong with neutrals.
I love this pop of blue.
Wear this with a leather skirt. It's a game changer.
Simple but chic.
This is so holiday coded.
For the laid-back, cool dressers.