12 Wonderous Winter Knit Looks, Shackets + Link Up Party

I finally bought a Shacket, and better yet, she’s a sweater! One of the most versatile pieces I’ve bought all season, I’ve found this multi-functioning knit piece can be worn as a jacket, sweater, tunic or layering piece – how fab is that? And since today’s post is all about knits, I thought I’d show you a few ways I’ve styled this neutral-colored plaid wonder this past week.

Look 1:

This Shacket drapes like a sweater, making for a wonderful layering piece. This cozy looks consists of 4 layers on top; (1)  knit layering tank, (2) long sleeve fitted tee, (3) knit Shacket (sleeves rolled up to bring up the black color from my leggings), (4) olive green long puffer vest. Leggings finish the look on the bottom – combat boots balance the heavy top layers, on the bottom half.

Look 2:

As much as I love black wardrobe staples, I think winter white looks fresh right now. For look #2, I belted the Shacket, added knit joggers and lug sole boots for an easy, everyday, winter white casual look.

Look 3:

Using the same elements as Look #2, I removed my belt, added a cross-body bag and beanie hat in winter white, for a totally different – more relaxed look.

Which look is your favorite?

Shop the Look:

My Shacket is by Field Flower (Anthropologie) and is sold out online, but (HERE) is a similar color-combo and long length for under $50.  (PRESS HERE) is a similar, buffalo check KNIT Sweater Coat from Madewell. I also found (THIS) flannel shirt jacket, in 7 color-ways, for under $50 (LINK HERE).

Nordstrom has a huge selection of plaid and check shirt jackets in all sizes and colors. (LINK HERE) to browse the entire selection (some now on sale!)

I was fortunate to fine this Shacket, along with the winter-white knit joggers (SIMILAR HERE) and on sale at J Crew, in Merino knit (HERE), in the sale closet at my local Anthro. My black leggings are the ultra wide waistband leggings by HUE – an ASB must-have for value ($36), quality and fit (PRESS HERE for link). Combat boots are by Frye (similar idea HERE, HERE), layering tee by Nordstrom (similar HERE & HERE).

Browse Shackets:

Browse Lace-Up Boots:

Browse Joggers, Leggings, and Layer T-Shirts:

To shop the huge SALE-ON-SALE @Anthropologie (PRESS HERE)

Ready for some more cozy winter style? The ladies of Stylish Monday love knits as much as I do, but hey, comfort, warmth, and style all wrapped into one, what’s not to love?

Let’s take a look at what my pals around the globe are wearing this January.

Psst…Don’t forget to link up your posts and photos while you browse the Global Link Up party – there’s so much inspiration, I hope you enjoy checking it out as much as I do!

Andy – Pearls and Pantsuits 

Trend alert! Cable knits are having a moment, so I splurged on this neutral colored cable knit dress from Stitch Fix, and styled it with my tall suede boots. It’s a cozy look, and perfect for winter! Pop on over to the blog to see a few more knit pieces and for my style tips for knitwear for pear shapes.

Nancy –  Nancy’s Fashion Style

Knit dresses! Can’t do without in winter, they are just so cozy and warm. This one is a bit older but I love to wear it, especially with sneakers. Can it get any more comfortable?

Julie – Fashion Trends and Friends and Instagram FashionTandF – 

I’m loving all the knitwear sets that are totally on-trend for the winter!  Think elevated sweatsuit – sweater material joggers and a cute matching sweater top!  The sets are so comfy, cozy and easily split up to be styled with other pieces!  Don’t you love having lots of styling options?!  This is the perfect trend for winters in Illinois!

Amy – Amy’s Creative Pursuits 

Living in a cold climate, I survive the winters in cozy knits like this thick cowl neck sweater and warm leggings.

Lucy – Lucy Bertoldi.com 

Loving how this cute crochet cardi ties together the whole jumpsuit look.  Making it feel cozy and fun- for the perfect casual chic styling!

Shelbee – Shelbee on the Edge 

This leopard coatigan is one of my favorite knit pieces that I own. I wear it literally all fall and winter long with all sorts of different outfits. Stop by my blog to see what I have styled underneath…hint…it’s more knits!

Joy –   Joyous Styling   

Cozy knit are so yummy in the colder temperatures, this sweater knit skirt is on sLe under 23.00 dollars, I love it so much I have it in Ivory.

Michele – On Instagram as Seechele_styles 

Kicking knits up a notch in my knit sustainable cream boots with a thrifted cream knit ribbed turtleneck.

Nicole – High Latitude Style 

I have loved knit jumpers all my life. My late mom knitted many of them when I was a kid. I remember a bottle green one with white shoulder section and orange embellishments, a citrus A-line, and a matching skirt and cardigan ensemble in red with green and black stripes. She used acrylic yarn and created super soft, cozy pieces. Her girlfriend, however, knitted wool sweaters. They were so itchy.

Emma – The Style Splash 

I probably spend half the year in knitwear of some kind so I have acquired quite a collection over the years. This bright orange sweater with frill detailing is hard to beat though – I love the colour, plus it’s super soft and cosy. It’s great to pair with another bright hue or team with neutrals.

A big thank you for stopping by to check out our looks, and now we want to see what YOU are wearing and talking about this January!

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