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The Dude's slouchy, Westerley cardigan became an emblem of his laid-back attitude and a cult classic style piece among fans.

The carpet pattern sweater inspired by 'The Shining' represents the horror film aesthetic and serves as a subtle nod for fans.

Worn by Conor McPherson in the film 'Sing Street', this ragged sweater showcased the protagonist's youthful rebellion and creativity during the 1980s in Dublin.

Ross's armadillo sweater from the 'Friends' holiday episode symbolized his attempt to teach his son about Hanukkah, blending humor with festive spirit.

Distinct from his primary cardigan, The Dude's Cowichan-style cardigan in 'The Big Lebowski' portrayed the Pacific Northwest's indigenous influence on knitwear.

Hand-knitted by Mrs. Weasley in the 'Harry Potter' series, these sweaters with initial letters were a touch of home and individuality among Hogwarts uniforms.

Fred Rogers from 'Mister Rogers' Neighborhood' wore zip-up cardigans as a symbol of warmth and neighborliness, often changing into them at the start of each episode.

Lund's signature Faroese patterned sweater signified her character's focused and serious demeanor in the Danish crime series.

Although not a sweater, RBG's knit jabot serves as a symbol of her dissents on the Supreme Court and has become an icon of resistance and feminism.

Popularized by Bill Cosby in 'The Cosby Show', this sweater style became known for its colorful, busy patterns and remains a symbol of lively 80s fashion.

Mark Darcy's awkward reindeer jumper symbolized his character's endearing stiffness and juxtaposition to Bridget's life in the romantic comedy.