25 Marks & Spencer Knitwear Pieces We Really Rate

last updated 10 November 2023

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Sam wears a rainbow striped cashmere jumper from M&S. Take her lead and wear brights with neutrals for a polished look.

The frosty mornings can be a nuisance at times, but the upside to this is that we get to wrap ourselves up in fabulous knitwear for the foreseeable. Brits have long relied on M&S for its excellent knitwear selection and this year, it's better than ever, with plenty of beautiful jumpers and cardigans to choose from. M&S is particularly known for its cashmere crew-necks and roll-necks, and it's added some amazing colours to its classic arsenal, including bright tangerine, ombre styles and hot pink.

When it comes to classic knitwear styles, you really can't beat a chunky cable-knit jumper. Or, if you're looking for a statement piece, something slightly festive or just a simple jumper you can rely on every day, we think there will be at least one style for you in our edit below. Keep scrolling to see the 25 cardigans and jumpers we love.

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Abi wearing the jumper all our editors have their eye on...

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Cable Knit Crew Neck Jumper

You just can't beat a cosy cable knit.

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Merino Wool Rich Jumper With Cashmere

This could easily be designer.

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Crew Neck Button Front Cardigan

Colour pop cardigans are having a moment among the most stylish women on Instagram.

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Pure Cashmere Striped Roll Neck Jumper

We all know M&S has the best cashmere on the high street.

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Pure Cashmere Crew Neck Jumper

This shade of green will lift any pair of trusty jeans.

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Recycled Blend Textured Button Front Cardigan

Sometimes, you just can't beat a classic.

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Knitted Ribbed Crew Neck Cardigan

Grey is the colour du jour this season.

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Pure Cashmere Roll Neck Longline Jumper

Burgundy is a key colour this season—try it out with dusty pink or red.

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Cable Knit Edge to Edge Longline Cardigan

So so cosy!

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Collared Jumper

Yep, pink is still sticking around and this cosy collared knit gets our vote.

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Pure Cashmere Roll Neck Jumper

You'll wear this on heavy rotation from here on out.

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Pure Cashmere Roll Neck Jumper

Collared knits are everywhere this season, and this zesty number will brighten up the dullest of days.

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Pure Cashmere Roll Neck Jumper

Picture this with jeans and chunky boots for a weekend in the countryside.

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Soft Touch Ribbed Roll Neck Jumper

M&S has proven this colour works so well with leather.

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Soft Touch Ribbed Roll Neck Jumper

I'll wear this with a cream slip skirt and heeled mules for my next dinner date.

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Sequin Round Neck Jumper

For a subtle hint of sequins add this knit to leather trousers.

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Cotton Rich Jumper With Wool

Love the button detailing on this one.

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Fair Isle Funnel Neck Jumper

It's definitely the time of year for a fun Fair Isle knit.

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Striped Crew Neck Jumper

It's all about those chic split sleeves.

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Pure Cashmere V-Neck Jumper

Timeless.

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Recycled Blend Ribbed Jumper With Wool

Style just like this with brown trousers.

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Pure Merino Wool Colour Block Jumper

Here to liven up your jeans.

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Recycled Blend Ombre Jumper With Wool

So chic.

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Wool Rich Cable Knit Crew Neck Jumper

Keep it sleek with classic colours.

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Ribbed Striped Knitted Jumper

Last but not least, this amazing striped number, it's the perfect addition to your weekend wardrobe.

This story was originally published at an earlier date and has since been updated.

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Emma is a freelance fashion editor with over 15 years experience in industry, having worked at The Telegraph, Grazia and, most recently, British Vogue. Emma was part of the founding team of Who What Wear UK, where she worked for six years as Deputy Editor and then Editor—helping shape the team into what it is today is one of the biggest privileges of her career and she will always see herself as a Who What Wear girl, contributing to both the US and UK sites. Whether she's writing about runway trends or spotlighting emerging brands, she aims to write about fashion in a way that is democratic and doesn't promote over consumption.