When it comes to sweaters, it doesn’t get cozier than cashmere. It also doesn’t get more expensive. At the highest end, a 100-percent cashmere sweater can cost a couple thousand dollars. Yep, you read that correctly. Designs like those certainly put the “cash” in cashmere. But it’s totally possible to wrap yourself in its finely woven fibers (made from goat hair, FYI) for a fraction of the cost.

How is this possible you ask? It comes down to a few factors, such as how thick and fine the yarn is, plus where your sweater is produced (most luxe sweaters are made in Italy and Scotland), which Business of Fashion goes into detail about in case you’re curious. But the biggest takeaway is this: If you’re willing to forgo a love of labels and settle for a super soft sweater instead of one that’s super-super soft, you can hygge and still have money left over for turmeric lattes and house payments.

Here are a handful of 100-percent cashmere sweaters worth cozying up to this season.

Madewell Cashmere Mockneck Sweater, $98

Available in sizes XXS to XXL

L.L. Bean Classic Cashmere Crewneck, $99

Available in sizes XS to XL

Everlane The Cashmere V-neck, $100

Available in sizes XXS to XL

J.Crew Three-quarter sleeve everyday cashmere crewneck sweater, $98

Available in sizes XXS to XXL

Uniqlo Women’s Cashmere Turtleneck Sweater, $80

Available in sizes XXS to XXL

Cashmere or not, now’s the perfect time to bust out that black turtleneck—and here’s proof you need more long cozy layers in your life.