As the temperature drops and winter quickly approaches, we’re embracing all things comfy and cozy, from the coziest knits and lounge sets to baggy sweats that you can spend all day in. At Who What Wear, we are big fans of Nordstrom‘s expansive selection of top-tier goods. When it comes to cozy, chic finds, the retailer does not disappoint. I’ve done the hard work for you and highlighted an array of the softest and coziest pieces from Nordstrom.
Ahead, you can expect matching sweat sets from top brands like Nike and BP. You can also count on chic knits that go well with jeans and other closet staples. Lastly, there are so many good pajama sets and lounge pieces to help you really embrace comfort in the everyday. Keep scrolling to be one step closer to kicking off cold-weather season right.
Pair with jeans and a simple top for a comfy, cozy work outfit.
Such a beautiful vibrant blue.
You can’t go wrong with a half-zip.
This will go with so much.
Cheeky but chic.
This sweater seems way more expensive than it is.
Pair with the pants below.
I could live in these pants forever.
Hoodies are having a moment.
Tell me you went to Italy this summer without telling me you went to Italy.
It’s like being wrapped up in a blanket.
Cargo trend but make it cozy.
A solid everyday crew.
Love the cowl-neck. It really elevates the look.
This versatile wrap and eye mask will keep you comfy anywhere you go.
Beanie season is here.
Such a dreamy color.
Cute enough to wear out.
The warmest hue.
Such a steal.
There’s something so chic about a wide leg.
This robe looks so dreamy.
Nike makes great sweats.
Pair with the matching sweats.
Perfect for the ice-cold winter days ahead.
This whole set is less than $70—a steal if you will.
Boxers to pair with your emotional support T-shirt.
A comfy matcha-green lounge set that doubles as sweats.
The shorts version of Nordstrom’s best-selling jammies.
A little dose of luxury.
If you don’t have a pair of these yet, you need them.
Another great gift idea.
If you love an oversize look, this one is for you.
