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These days you can pretty much wear whatever you want, whenever you want. Not only are white and creams all over the fall runways, so are fabrics once reserved for summer such as linens and light cottons. That being said, there are still a few rules that should be respected when wearing the once iconic fabric of summer into the colder months. For one, a full linen suit should probably be stored for warmer weather. Secondly, darker hues go a long way in winterizing linen. Lastly, pairing linen with a contrasting, heavier fabric is a must. Who wants to be in head-to-toe wool anyway? Style aside, linen is a natural, sustainable fabric that actually keeps you cool when it's hot out and warm when it's cold out. Keep scrolling for a selection of your new multi-seasonal go-to.
Featuring a linen mesh back, this hoodie is perfect for breaking a sweat in cooler temps.
Phingerin’s signature bondage pants are now available in a heavyweight linen for a more casual, relaxed option.
The only sweater you need on milder days for the next few months.
Replace your itchy wool sweater with this soft, lightweight layering piece.
A classic shirt in a classic color begs to be worn year round.
Made in New York out of the finest Belgian linen, Blluemade is our go-to for all things natural. This monk collar shirt is perfect for layering a workwear jacket on top.
A layering aficionado's dream. Perfect for under a wool coat without getting too hot.
