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What are you using to layer?

Kylasarmiento
Member

It's at the point where the day goes from cold to warm to freezing so I need to come prepared when I go to the office once a week. I usually like denim jackets or a pullover, but I want some more options! Especially if I go from the office to drinks after work.

 

Thank you!!!

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Crystal_A
Store Associate
Store Associate

@Kylasarmiento Great question and I am happy to help give you some layering options! My favorite way to layer in widely ranging temperatures is with our medium weight sweatshirts like the Coaster Luxe Sweatshirt or the Retroplush Crewneck Sweatshirt . A great jacket to go over while out for drinks in the colder temps would be the Whisper Featherless Jacket. I love this Jacket because it's so stylish and lightweight with Responsible Down Insulation. Overall, a great way to layer and stay warm at night!

 

Here is Store Associate, Erin (5’0”), wearing the Coaster Luxe Sweatshirt (size M) and Whisper Featherless Jacket (size L) for inspo! ⬇️

 

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I am in a similar boat! I usually wear a light blouse (or T) under a sweater blazer (JCREW Sophie) and top it with a very light super soft puffer that has a hood -- that way I'm covered if it rains and it's not all that bulky if I need to shove it in a bag or carry it around. For office-appropriate bottoms, I live in the Delancy Moto, Headlands Hybrid Trek jogger (which actually looks great with heels and a sweater blazer), and the Headlands Hybrid Cargo II Tight. It's a combination that works year-round for me because, in the warmer months, the AC is cranked up so high that sitting at a desk requires bundling up. In the winter months since I'm in and out of the car just adding gloves and a scarf is typically good enough but the standard sweater blazer works as an essential year-round as do the pants -- even the thicker ones are fine in the summer when you're inside.