Sweaters

With Good American, that’s a tough call. Because our sweatshirtsOpens in a new window are anything but average—think bedazzled and beyond. When it comes to deciding which is best for staying warm and stylish, here’s the lowdown to help you decide.

Fun fact: the sweatshirt was originally designed as a gym shirt back in the 1920s, as a solution to the itchy wool jerseys football players used to wear. They’re traditionally made from soft cotton with a ribbed neck and fleecy inside, these days they’ve evolved to come in all kinds of fabrics and styles, often with hoods. Obviously, we took our sweatshirts up a notch with sparkles and JeaniusOpens in a new window fabrics, because why not?

A sweater, on the other hand, doesn’t have those sporty roots. A more classic fashion piece, it’s more easily elevated. With a wider range of fabrics, necklines, and trims, sweaters offer endless versatility. Dress them up, dress them down—they’re ready for anything.

First, it’s our unwavering commitment to size inclusivity. We want you to find clothes that fit and flatter, so you always feel your best. Then there’s our signature mix of premium fabrics and innovative designs. The combo makes for uber-versatile pieces that take you from day to night, office to flight, and everywhere in between.

We’ve got options for every vibe. Styles in sleek, stretchy rib knits; relaxed, classic fabrics; traditional sweater knits; and ultra-cozy fuzzy textures. Our sweaters are made to keep you chic and comfortable all season long.

Our sweaters are endlessly versatile—style them however you want! Here are some ideas:

• Make a chunky or loose sweater pop by wearing it over sleek leggingsOpens in a new window —balance those cozy vibes with a hot fit. With ankle boots or sneakers, it’s a look ready for anything from brunch to errands.
• Style a double-zip up sweater with high-rise jeansOpens in a new window — unzip the bottom half to show off your waistline.
• Layer a crewneck sweater over a button-down—a preppy twist and classic look.
• Size up and wear it as a sweater mini-dress—pair with thigh-high boots and a long coatOpens in a new window for some serious winter glam.
• Go for unexpected contrast—style a chunky knit pullover with a faux leatherOpens in a new window or satin midi skirtOpens in a new window for a chic mix of textures.

Make a monochromatic statement—match your sweater with bottoms in the same color family for an elevated, tonal outfit that looks high-fashion but stays low-effort.

Always check the care label of your garment in order to give it the best TLC. For fuzzy knits, skip the dryer—high heat can damage their delicate texture. Instead, dry them flat to keep them looking and feeling their best.