The 'soft and cuddly' cardigan over 17,000 Amazon shoppers love is now $34

Summer Cartwright
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Merokeety (Photos: Amazon)
Every wardrobe needs a chunky sweater. Meet the Merokeety. (Photo: Amazon)

Cold mornings have us reaching for a snuggly layer. The megapopular Merokeety sweater is just what the weather anchor ordered! The cozy cardigan, which has garnered over 17,000 five-star ratings, is currently on sale for $34 at Amazon. Some colors and sizes are even less!

We can see why the Merokeety is getting so much love: The soft and stretchy feel combined with the slouchy, relaxed look — with pockets! — makes it feel like a warm hug.

The long style is great for layering over T-shirts and blouses. Plus, it comes in 35 colors and styles in sizes Small to XX-Large. And if you're looking to gift, this will be a hit with everyone on your list from teens to grandmas!

If you have Amazon Prime, you’ll get free shipping, of course. Not yet a member? No problem. You can sign up for your free 30-day trial here. (And by the way, those without Prime still get free shipping on orders of $25 or more.)

$34 $50 at Amazon

Merokeety Women's Long Sleeve Soft Chunky Knit Sweater. (Photo: Amazon)
Why settle for less? Choose a few of the 35 colors and styles on sale now. (Photo: Amazon)

The bold colors (plum! orange!) are always a fun choice, while basic shades of black, maroon and gray make excellent work essentials to keep in a chilly office. Dress one up with a skirt and heels, or keep it casual with jeans and sneaks.

Keep scrolling to see what shoppers are saying:

Work appropriate

Everyone wants to look good and feel good in their workwear. And they do in this sweater.

One five-star reviewer wrote: “Super comfy! So many compliments. Fits true to size and is washer/dryer friendly. I wear this to the office once a week — just need to order another one :).”

Perfect for any season

The Merokeety is good for right now (pumpkin picking, anyone?) and later (cold, snowy days).

A happy shopper noted: “Nice, oversized sherpa cardigan. Warm and has pockets! Works great for cool summer nights over a tank or in-between layers during fall and winter months.”

$34 $50 at Amazon

Merokeety Women's Long Sleeve Soft Chunky Knit Sweater. (Photo: Amazon)
One cool look. (Photo: Amazon)

Versatile

Customers love how this long, lovely cardigan goes with virtually everything in their wardrobe — from leggings or jeans to dresses. And it fits in pretty much any scenario.

“So soft and cuddly," wrote one five-star fan. "I love this!!!...I wear it for work, out and about, or even just at home to feel snuggled up! Very happy with this purchase.”

$34 $50 at Amazon

Merokeety Women's Long Sleeve Soft Chunky Knit Sweater. (Photo: Amazon)
Cold hands? Warm cardigan. (Photo: Amazon)

Great for layering

Perhaps the best thing about this cozy piece is how it lets you regulate the temp in an instant! Especially when weather is transitioning.

“It is the perfect weight and is VERY soft!" raved another shopper. "Will be good for fall, winter and spring...Washed beautifully! Looks great! Glad I bought two!"

$34 $50 at Amazon

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