This Dated '90s Print Is Suddenly Everywhere—Here's How to Wear It This Fall

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Camille Charriere wearing an argyle sweater.
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My dad owns his fair share of argyle sweaters. Beyond that, I've always tied argyle to '90s nostalgia—Cher Horowitz in Clueless and vintage Vivienne Westwood. As I got older, I associated the preppy staple with Blair Waldorf in Gossip Girl. In hindsight, I should've seen its comeback coming.

Fast-forward to this year, it feels like the trend is everywhere. During my trip to London in October, argyle was one of the most prominent styles I spotted, and it has since become one of the season's most popular knitwear trends. Thinking back to the fall/winter 2025 runways, I remember spotting an argyle sweater in Khaite's collection as well.

As for how to wear it, the classic diamond pattern works in countless forms, including socks and scarves. Lately, my favorite way to style it has been using the Swedish Stockings Franka Check Tights to make an otherwise simple outfit more interesting. That said, I've been loving the resurgence of classic argyle sweaters and am looking for one myself.

Below, see a roundup of the best argyle pieces to shop now.

Khaite fall/winter 2025 runway model wearing an argyle sweater.

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Ever since I got my argyle-print tights from Swedish Stockings, I haven't been able to stop wearing them. Beyond those, I've been eyeing J.Crew's Cardigan in Argyle Wool Blend. There's no shortage of brands offering their own takes on the trend—Mango, Gap, H&M, Reformation, Enza Costa, Damson Madder, and Dôen all have a variety of options.

Marilyn NK wearing an argyle sweater.

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Woman wearing an argyle sweater and skirt during London Fashion Week.

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Audry Hiaoui
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Audry Hiaoui is a writer based in New York. ForBest Knockoff Luxury Clothing , she specializes in emerging designers, independent labels, and brand discovery, as well as interviews both on and off camera. Her writing has appeared in AnOther, Wonderland, office, Interview, LOVE, and i-D, among others, with multiple cover stories and features in print, and she has worked as an editorial producer for Vogue during fashion months. She holds a master’s degree in journalism and documentary filmmaking from City, University of London, and has an extensive background in film, having worked for Sundance Film Festival, SXSW, and VICE U.K. as well as on various projects including documentaries and music videos, and most recently as a writer’s assistant on an upcoming HBO/A24 series.