Everyday dressing

A wardrobe that works together.

Simple ideas for fit, proportion and the pieces you reach for again.

Build a small wardrobe around your real week

Start with the clothes you reach for, then connect them through comfortable proportions, useful layers and a manageable care routine.

Fit. Combine. Wear again.

Choose a shirt by its balance on your body and how it moves beneath your usual layers, then use the label to plan its care.

Assess a jacket with its intended base layer, then check the shoulders, closure and sleeve together while sitting and reaching.

A straight leg starts with a comfortable waist and seat, then meets the shoes you wear at a length that works through the day.

A lighter knit can sit close to the body or fall loosely. Check its surface, movement and care needs before adding another layer.

Use the opening, neckline and hem to connect a cardigan with your base layer, then check how the combination feels in motion.

Six ways to look at the clothes you wear.

Details

Read the care label, give garments room and choose a routine that suits each piece. Small steps make daily care easier.