It’s true: Absolutely every fashion editor on our team adores COS. The brand known for its elevated, clean, and minimalist designs is universally appealing to the fashion crowd—thanks to its monochromatic color palettes, quality fabrics, and timeless silhouettes that are designed to last beyond seasons. And for the most part, it’s reasonably(ish) priced. COS’s sweaters, in particular, are the most desirable and treasured item—almost all of us fashion editors own—or are trying to get our hands on—the viral Chunky Pure Cashmere Crew-Neck Sweater which consistently sells out. I’ve also always found its accessories and shoes to be top notch, and this season’s latest collection has us head-over-heels obsessed.
Since we are constantly talking and slacking about our COS finds, today I wanted to share some specific items we fashion editors are eyeing this season (that we predict will sell out by Thanksgiving—if they haven’t already!). From elegant turtlenecks to luxurious handbags, take a peek below at the COS items worth adding to your wardrobe this fall/winter.
See what our fashion editors are buying from COS
Anna LaPlaca, Senior Fashion Editor
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Cashmere Funnel-Neck Sweater
“There’s a reason why the cashmere from COS is so viral—it’s that good. I ordered this sweater last year when I was doing a big review of cashmere knits and despite how much I’ve wore it since then, it still looks and feels brand-new. Perfectly structured and sumptuous, I’d rebuy it every year if I had to (and now that it also comes in grey, I just might).” — Anna LaPlaca
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Oversized Double-Breasted Wool Long Coat
“Despite several designer and vintage coats in my closet, nothing works harder than my COS outerwear and this season, the standout style I’m eyeing is this double-breasted wool coat with a funnel neck that flips down into a classic collar, giving you both a timeless and trend-forward option in one.”
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Chunky Pure Cashmere Crew-Neck Sweater
“I’ve had my eye on this sweater in navy for months, but it’s currently sold out—along with the pink and dark brown colors. The beige is still in stock though. It comes highly recommended by both our Associate Features Editor Ana Escalante and Who What Wear Market Director Bobby Schuessler.” — Audry Hiaoui
Nicole Eshaghpour, Editor-at-Large
Allyson Payer, Senior Fashion Editor
“I recently saw this gorgeous bag at a COS press preview (I also spotted it on a ton of chic guests during fashion week), and I can attest it’s even more luxuriously chic in person. If you need to tote around your laptop and other winter essentials—this is the perfect bag. I also really like the smaller version—it would make for a great gift this holiday season.” — Judith Jones
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Merino Wool High-Neck Top
“I’m utterly obsessed with the color and elegance of this lightweight merino wool turtleneck. I’ve been styling it with my dark chocolate brown tailored trousers and blazers this season. Once it gets colder I’ll wear it under an oversized dark brown V-neck sweater for a chic layered look.”
Sierra Mayhew, Fashion Editor
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Fair Isle Wool-Cashmere Sweater
“Fair isle sweaters have truly stood the test of time and I can’t believe I currently don’t have a good one in my rotation. The dark and earthy colorway of this one stands out and feel like a cool girl approach on the classic winter staple so I’m into it. Catch me wearing it in the French alps soon!” — Sierra Mayhew
Ana Escalante, Associate Features Editor
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Drawstring Crossbody Bag – Nylon
“There’s something unmistakably chic about this nylon crossbody bag. After spotting it in the SoHo store a few weeks ago, I haven’t been able to stop thinking about it. The shiny nylon material looks surprisingly expensive, especially when paired with a gray sweater and a pair of ultra dark-wash jeans.”
“Although these sock shoes are almost sold out, I still had to rank them as one of my COS MVPs this season. If your taste is The Row but your budget is no where near that, this pair gives off the same vibe for the fraction of the price. I love how they look with a long pencil skirt and a chunky knit.”