6 Quirky Knitwear Brands to Know Before Sweater SeasonMonica MendalFri, September 15, 2017 at 5:32 PM UTCFashion writer and stylist Natalie Joos launched her knitwear collection this summer, and it's inspired by slim-fit vintage knitwear and comes in a variety of nostalgic hues and prints. The retro, lightweight, and short sleeve styles make for the perfect transitional knit to ease you into fall. To buy: (left) net-a-porter.com, $665; (right) net-a-porter.com, $495Courtesy of Net-A-PorterJED's brand mission is to create classic knits with character, which is precisely what you'll find in his collection. Jed himself describes his brand as "a magic carpet ride to elsewhere." He applies the interesting colors, textures, and complex craftsmanship from distant places to timeless silhouettes. To buy: (left) jedgroup.com, $695; (right) jedgroup.com, $425Courtesy of JedA forever favorite when it comes to hand-spun knits, The Elder Statesman's sweaters are as relaxed as they are luxurious. Each season, you can rely on the Los Angeles-based brand to provide the best quality knitwear without taking itself too seriously. This season, designer Greg Chait added Navajo themes and colorful stripes and checks that’ll add serious cool to your fall wardrobe. To buy: (left) net-a-porter.com, $745; (right) net-a-porter.com, $775Courtesy of Net-A-PorterDesigner Giuliana Raggiani is known for timeless and ageless knitwear with a sense of humor. You'll find designs like the brand's staple sweater, the “Nonna” — a tight, ribbed turtleneck inspired by her late grandmother — in a variety of colors. To buy: giugiu.squarespace.comCourtesy of Giu GiuThough it was established in 1903, there's nothing old or tired about this Scottish knitwear brand. Using traditional knitwear practices, Barrie knits are an ode to the classics — but with a modern twist. (Barrie is also the in-house knitwear supplier for Chanel.) To buy: (left) farfetch.com, $1,498; (right) farfetch.com, $1,068Courtesy of FarfetchedYou won't find the classic fisherman's knit in this line of quirky, techy knitwear. Launched in 2014, PH5 incorporates playful woven techniques and an unrestricted use of color, adding a fanciful sensibility to all its knits. To buy: ph5.comCourtesy of PH51 of 71 of 7Joos Tricot2 of 7Fashion writer and stylist Natalie Joos launched her knitwear collection this summer, and it's inspired by slim-fit vintage knitwear and comes in a variety of nostalgic hues and prints. The retro, lightweight, and short sleeve styles make for the perfect transitional knit to ease you into fall. To buy: (left) net-a-porter.com, $665; (right) net-a-porter.com, $495Courtesy of Net-A-PorterJED3 of 7JED's brand mission is to create classic knits with character, which is precisely what you'll find in his collection. Jed himself describes his brand as "a magic carpet ride to elsewhere." He applies the interesting colors, textures, and complex craftsmanship from distant places to timeless silhouettes. To buy: (left) jedgroup.com, $695; (right) jedgroup.com, $425Courtesy of JedThe Elder Statesman4 of 7A forever favorite when it comes to hand-spun knits, The Elder Statesman's sweaters are as relaxed as they are luxurious. Each season, you can rely on the Los Angeles-based brand to provide the best quality knitwear without taking itself too seriously. This season, designer Greg Chait added Navajo themes and colorful stripes and checks that’ll add serious cool to your fall wardrobe. To buy: (left) net-a-porter.com, $745; (right) net-a-porter.com, $775Courtesy of Net-A-PorterGiu Giu5 of 7Designer Giuliana Raggiani is known for timeless and ageless knitwear with a sense of humor. You'll find designs like the brand's staple sweater, the “Nonna” — a tight, ribbed turtleneck inspired by her late grandmother — in a variety of colors. To buy: giugiu.squarespace.comCourtesy of Giu GiuBarrie Knitwear6 of 7Though it was established in 1903, there's nothing old or tired about this Scottish knitwear brand. Using traditional knitwear practices, Barrie knits are an ode to the classics — but with a modern twist. (Barrie is also the in-house knitwear supplier for Chanel.) To buy: (left) farfetch.com, $1,498; (right) farfetch.com, $1,068Courtesy of FarfetchedPH57 of 7You won't find the classic fisherman's knit in this line of quirky, techy knitwear. Launched in 2014, PH5 incorporates playful woven techniques and an unrestricted use of color, adding a fanciful sensibility to all its knits. To buy: ph5.comCourtesy of PH5Now you can be as vibrant as the fall foliage.About Our Ads