Sweaters top most holiday gift lists; make sure your sweater purchase includes some of the most popular styles and colors. When wrapping your sweater gift, fold it neatly and wrap it in a big enough box: sweater knits can get wrinkled otherwise.

Pricegrabber.comThe only way to pull of leggings and skinny jeans is to pair them with tunics. Longer sweaters (from right below the hip to mid-thigh) can be worn loose or belted.

Pricegrabber.comAlso called a sweater duster or long cardigan, the sweater coat adds lots of style and drama to everyday outfits. This is a great item for career gals who get cold in the office.

Pricegrabber.comGlamour girls love fur, both real and faux. A beautiful fur-collared sweater frames the face and sparks up any winter outfit.

Pricegrabber.comThe belted sweater is a great way to take knits into the office; they pair perfectly with menswear pants or skirts for a polished look.

Pricegrabber.comPreps unite! This formerly stuffy pattern looks fresh and new in bright color combinations. Perfect for career women or stay-at-home moms (it looks great with pencil skirts and jeans alike).

Pricegrabber.comThe Fair Isle sweater pattern is a winter classic; it looks best in pretty pastels or with fur trims.

Pricegrabber.comCashmere is still considered the ultimate luxe knit for sweaters. Looks great in everything from V-necks to turtlenecks.

Pricegrabber.comSweaters with a bit of stretch built in offer a great fitted look and a sleeker line than bulkier knits.

Pricegrabber.comBold stripes give a fun, playful look to any sweater style. Perfect for casual weekend looks.

Pricegrabber.comVersatile and classic, the twinset is a favorite career alternative to blazers. It also works great with more casual skirts and pants.