The Challenge of In-Between Weather
Shoulder seasons are tricky. Mornings can be crisp while afternoons warm up fast, and dressing for both without changing outfits takes a bit of strategy. Here's how we approach it.
Layer with Lightweight Pieces
Choose a light base layer, like a fitted tee or tank, and build outward with pieces you can easily remove. A lightweight cardigan or shirt jacket works perfectly as a mid-layer that can come off midday.
Choose Versatile Outerwear
A medium-weight jacket, like a denim or utility jacket, offers just enough warmth for cool mornings without overheating once the sun comes out. Skip the heavy coats until temperatures really drop.
Mix Fabric Weights
Pairing a lightweight top with slightly heavier bottoms, or vice versa, helps regulate temperature throughout the day. Think a breezy blouse with structured trousers, or a knit sweater with lightweight linen pants.
Footwear That Works Both Ways
Ankle boots or sneakers in breathable materials bridge the gap between seasons better than heavy boots or open sandals. They keep you comfortable no matter which way the temperature swings.
Accessories as Adjustors
A scarf, a light beanie, or a crossbody bag with room for a folded layer all help you adjust on the go without carrying a separate bag just for extra clothing.
Our Transitional Picks
Look for our lightweight knits, versatile jackets, and breathable trousers designed specifically to move with you through changing temperatures, no outfit changes required.
