Over 5,000 Amazon shoppers are obsessed with this Sherpa pullover — and it's on sale

Izabella Zaydenberg
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How cute is this fuzzy knit? (Photo: Amazon)
How cute is this fuzzy knit? (Photo: Amazon)

Our favorite part about fall fashion? All the cozy knits you finally have a reason to wear. If you live in sweatshirts and hoodies but want something just a little dressier, we (and over 5,000 five-star Amazon shoppers) found just the thing. And the best part? It'll make you feel just as snuggled up as if you were wearing your favorite cuddly blanket.

The Imily Bela Womens Fuzzy Knitted Sweater is made of a teddy-like Sherpa knit, which makes it ridiculously cozy. It has a mock neck and a high-low hem, so it's long enough to cover your backside (perfect for throwing on with leggings!) or tucking in to jeans or work slacks. It comes in 18 gorgeous colors (including plenty of solids and prints) and ranges in size from Small to 2XL.

$31 $36 at Amazon

Perfect for pairing with leggings, jeans, and so much more. (Photo: Amazon)
Perfect for pairing with leggings, jeans, and so much more. (Photo: Amazon)

The style has a boxy fit, but it's not so large as to appear oversized. Shoppers suggest staying true to size if you're a fan of a roomy silhouette, but if you prefer an even looser fit, go up a size. 

Another selling point? It doesn't shed! "I am obsessed with this sweater," shared one happy reviewer. "I’ve had it for two weeks and I’ve worn it almost every day. True to size, fuzzy and warm, doesn’t shed at all. Long enough to wear with leggings!"

Even a teacher shared how much she loved it: "I'm obsessed with this sweater!" she raved. "I got the pink, and it is such a pretty shade. I'm a teacher, so I am so glad that this has length in the back to cover my booty. I don't have to worry about plumber's crack when kneeling to help kiddos. Also looks super cute with leggings! It is so soft and cozy."

Plus, you can grab the sweater on sale for $5 off the original price, bringing the price down to just $31. 

Just imagine throwing it on for chilly fall mornings and evenings. One shopper shared that she loves doing just that! 

'This sweater is so cozy!" she shared. "I live in Michigan and the mornings have been cool lately, but I like to have my morning coffee on my balcony. So a snuggly sweater is just what I needed! There’s no tag at the back of the neck, so no scratching, which is great. The sleeve length is perfect for me, and the length of the sweater hits me just right. I feel stinking cute in this thing!"

$31 $36 at Amazon

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