I wear the Quince cotton sweater this time of year. It's oversized but doesn't add bulk. I sized up for the cashmere tee – I usually wear a small, but mine's a medium. I shave my cashmere once a season, and it stays looking smooth after the shave better than when it was new. I wear the suede loafers a few times a week. Super comfortable because of the cushioned insole and smooth lining (I'm sensitive to thick seams and harsh edges, and these I wear without socks). I'll also include pieces I reviewed in the carousel below: the $225 wool-cashmere coat, the $350 camel hair coat, and the sweaters that stay smoother, plus the one silk blouse with a flat armhole seam. Skip the $175 Italian wool coat, the $50 crewneck, the baby cashmere, and the lace. I do enjoy the cashmere crewneck cardigan even though it’s the $50 sweater’s cousin – I scrunch up the sleeves, and it overall looks dainty on purpose. I de-pill once a season with an old school razor. Don’t use a cashmere comb – it made my pilling worse. SWEATERS IN POST: 1. Oversized cashmere sweater $120 - I think we’ve got another 1-2 years with these proportions. I do love it with a matching cashmere wrap 2. Cashmere tee and boxy sweater 3. Cotton boyfriend crew 4. Merino half zip 5. Cashmere crewneck cardigan