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6 sweatshirts perfect for post-Thanksgiving feast lounging

These sweatshirts are sure to keep you warm and cozy during the upcoming long weekend.

Project social T sweatshirt
Courtesy of Nordstrom

November is known for epic meals and giving thanks. Since it’s already the season of lounging on the couch post-feast, why not do it with a little flair? Here, six stylish sweatshirts sure to keep you warm and cozy during the long Thanksgiving weekend.

Anthropologie sweatshirt
Courtesy of Anthropologie

The calming turquoise color and cozy fit make this top great for a midday nap, but the flirty twist adds a stylish element that works for a casual date night, too. // Scotch & Soda twist-front sweatshirt, $95; Anthropologie  

 

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Far Fetch sweatshirt
Courtesy of Far Fetch

Whether you wear this as a nod to Hollywood or the cosmos, the oversize metallic star makes a statement—as you settle in for a movie marathon on the couch. // Golden Goose metallic-star cotton sweatshirt, $340; Farfetch   

Champion Sweatshirt
Courtesy of Madewell

Champion has been around since 1919—and Gen Xers totally remember wearing the brand’s sporty threads as kids. Madewell has re-created the throwback streetwear for millennials with an of-the-moment cropped top. // Champion reverse weave cropped sweatshirt, $110; Madewell

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Kate Spade cheetah sweatshirt
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Kate Spade is a great go-to for loungewear that’s both cool and cute. This new sweatshirt from the beloved brand adds a little leopard to your life. // Kate Spade feline sweater, $298; Kate Spade 

Project social T sweatshirt
Courtesy of Nordstrom
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Raise your hand if this is your mantra in the quarantine era. Throw on this sweatshirt and keep on keeping on. // Project Social T Gotta Keep On graphic sweatshirt, $27; Nordstrom

Feather sweatshirt
Courtesy of Zara

This pretty purple sweatshirt will make you feel like you can fly with its faux feathers and super-soft feel. // Feather effect sweatshirt, $26; Zara

This story originally appeared in our November print issue. For more stories like this, subscribe to our monthly magazine. 

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