Anthropologie Is the (Not So) Secret Best Place to Buy Plus-Size Sweaters This Fall

We often think of Anthropologie as the go-to place to find unique or eclectic designs, but it's also great for chic, quality basics like this perfectly oversize turtleneck.

This thin knit is fantastic for layering, but is also interesting enough to stand on its own if you prefer. Plus is has a 4.9 average rating (out of 5) from almost 40 real women, all of whom say they'd definitely recommend this style to their friends.

This fuzzy floral print will look just as cheery and fun on those cool spring days as it does right now.

On their own, white and beige are kind of, well, boring. But put them together with an asymmetrical slash and voilà: You've got an easy-to-wear sweater that's way more interesting than a basic white or beige turtleneck.

The leopard-print sleeves on this cutie are actually made from viscose (rather than cotton-cashmere like the beige body) to give it a sort of sweater-blouse hybrid appeal.

Retro fleece pullovers and zip-ups are very in vogue right now, but we kind of love this elevated take on the trend in place of your typical nubby knits.

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Some say "when in doubt, wear black." But we're more of the mind to, when in doubt, wear vibrant rhubarb.

When everyone else reaches for argyle, plaid or fair isle we prefer a print that's a bit more, shall we say, exotic.

The black-and-white speckles are great, but it's the colorful stitching on this pullover that really made us fall in love.

Subtle animal-print vibes, delicate floral details on the shoulders and herringbone stitching all come together for one surprisingly cohesive, and decidedly special, knit pullover.

A fresh take on the animal-print craze that can also double as a light jacket (just add a belt and you're good to go).