In today’s oversaturated market, brands have to be pretty special to stand out. In some instances this can look like forward-thinking and innovative design; in others, it can be exceptional tailoring and unrivalled quality. In rare instances though, labels gain notoriety for simply doing the basics best. Raey is one of those brands. A fashion editor’s best friend, luxury brand Raey—the in-house label of e-commerce platform MATCHES—quickly rose to cult status following its conception in 2015. Omitting flashy designs, the low-key outfitter has become renowned for its classic styles and relaxed cuts. Whilst the denim is fantastic and the dresses are understatedly elegant, it’s Raey’s unparalleled knitwear that I keep coming back to.
Composed of soft cashmere and insulating wool, Raey’s knitwear selection spans chic turtlenecks, cashmere trousers and oversized hoodies. With over 250 items in its knitwear edit, I’ve combed through the lot to bring you an edit of the best Raey knitwear to shop this winter. To see the selection that editors can’t get enough of, discover my edit of the best Raey knitwear below.
Add a fresh pop of colour to your winter wardrobe.
This cool mushroom shade is so easy to style.
An oversized knit you’ll want to bundle up in all winter.
So chic, so cosy.
Dress this up with silver trousers or keep it casual with your favourite jeans.
Don’t be afraid of winter whites!
Layer over a button-down shirt or wear on its own.
This longline jumper styles so well with leggings.
A navy jumper is a wardrobe necessity.
Layer over a fine merino-knit top for extra insulation.
Baggy in all the right places.
Crew-neck jumpers go with almost everything in my wardrobe.
These voluminous sleeves add drama to this classic knit.
Peach is set to be a major colour trend next year.
The ultimate in weekend attire.
Wear underneath a long coat for extra warmth.
There is truly nothing else I’d rather wear for the next month.
A black jumper is a non-negotiable for a winter capsule wardrobe.
On cold winter days, there’s nothing more inviting than a cashmere maxi dress.
Perfect for layering or wearing with long jeans and midi-heels.
Deep merlot shades look great with dark denim.
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