XXS-4XL Sizing

THIS ITEM IS FINAL SALE.

Please note: This style is running small. We recommend ordering 1 size larger than usual for the intended fit.

The Margaret Turtleneck is an amalgamation of my favorite qualities in cold-weather-wear. Textured organic cotton is soft and warm, with enough stretch to be comfortable but sturdy enough to hold its shape. The oversized fit layers with ease while covering the hips, but doesn’t feel too bulky. The dramatic, relaxed turtleneck can be pulled up to your chin or easily folded down if you need a little space. Layer over tunics and tweedy trousers, or keep it simple with jeans or loungewear.

100% organic, low-impact dyed cotton in an unmatchably soft, heavyweight knit that feels like wearing a cloud. With its smooth finish on the interior, and mossy, fleecy finish on the outside, this fabric pairs rich visual interest with ease and comfort.

Made in Florence, Alabama by Alabama Chanin—true experts in cut-and-sew knitwear—in a fleecy, organic cotton dyed with low impact, cold process, environmentally friendly dyes.

Wash on cold, delicate cycle, and lay flat to dry or tumble dry low. Use fingers post-wash to re-fluff any areas that look flattened. Cotton is a natural fiber and is expected to wear and fade over time, which we love.

This signature ES style has evolved from our very first collection in 2013 with its high rise, wide leg, generous hem, and flat elastic waist. The silhouette is classic 1920s—inspired by the elegant, put-together-but still-a-little-sexy-and-quirky beach pajamas of the time. Shows a bit of ankle, has wonderful drape and movement, and accentuates the beautiful curve of a waist. The clean, no fuss cut strikes the perfect balance of statement and simplicity and looks just as good with a silk tank and heels as a cozy sweater and sneakers.

THIS ITEM IS FINAL SALE.

Please note: This style is running small. We recommend ordering 1 size larger than usual for the intended fit.

The Margaret Turtleneck is an amalgamation of my favorite qualities in cold-weather-wear. Textured organic cotton is soft and warm, with enough stretch to be comfortable but sturdy enough to hold its shape. The oversized fit layers with ease while covering the hips, but doesn’t feel too bulky. The dramatic, relaxed turtleneck can be pulled up to your chin or easily folded down if you need a little space. Layer over tunics and tweedy trousers, or keep it simple with jeans or loungewear.

100% organic, low-impact dyed cotton in an unmatchably soft, heavyweight knit that feels like wearing a cloud. With its smooth finish on the interior, and mossy, fleecy finish on the outside, this fabric pairs rich visual interest with ease and comfort.

Made in Florence, Alabama by Alabama Chanin—true experts in cut-and-sew knitwear—in a fleecy, organic cotton dyed with low impact, cold process, environmentally friendly dyes.

Wash on cold, delicate cycle, and lay flat to dry or tumble dry low. Use fingers post-wash to re-fluff any areas that look flattened. Cotton is a natural fiber and is expected to wear and fade over time, which we love.

THIS ITEM IS FINAL SALE.

Please note: This style is running small. We recommend ordering 1 size larger than usual for the intended fit.

It’s the sweater version of our favorite Billie Sweater Dress. It strikes me as something my favorite artists from the 1970s would wear on chilly desert nights in Marfa. The drop shoulders and balloon sleeves give a bit of romance to the silhouette, and also allow for generous range of motion. The fabric is the real highlight here—textured, soft, interesting, and warm. Billie is the ultimate fall layering sweater: wear by itself, curled up with coffee at home over your worn-in jeans for those crisp weekend afternoons; or with a pair of pin-straight trousers and a cashmere scarf for a holiday dinner party. Slightly longer in the back than the front for a shirttail-esque shape. More elevated than your average sweatshirt, but less delicate than a knit sweater.

100% organic, low-impact dyed cotton in an unmatchably soft, heavyweight knit that feels like wearing a cloud. With its smooth finish on the interior, and mossy, fleecy finish on the outside, this fabric pairs rich visual interest with ease and comfort.

Made in Florence, Alabama by Alabama Chanin—true experts in cut-and-sew knitwear—in a fleecy, organic cotton dyed with low impact, cold process, environmentally friendly dyes.

Wash on cold, delicate cycle, and lay flat to dry or tumble dry low. Use fingers post-wash to re-fluff any areas that look flattened. Cotton is a natural fiber and is expected to wear and fade over time, which we love.

The short, easy version of our Clyde Trench. It's classic and weird all at the same time—a combination of our essential Clyde pocket, traditional trench vibes, and a relaxed slouchy fit. With added swing and a large shawl collar, it has a deliciously nostalgic shape while still feeling ultra-modern. Its massive pockets carry anything you need.

I see this jacked paired with slim trousers, an oversized button-down, and oxfords on a brisk afternoon walk to the city library. Wear with the collar folded down for a sleek look or full for a structural shape. Leave open for ultimate temperature control—this can be a true jacket or simply a layering piece. Wrap and belt it for a totally different silhouette and to achieve wind-blocking closure. This chameleon piece can be whatever you want it to be!

THIS ITEM IS FINAL SALE.

Please note: This style is running small. We recommend ordering 1 size larger than usual for the intended fit.

I've wanted something like the Billie in my wardrobe for a long time: a sweater dress that doesn't cling at the hips, can be comfortably layered over pants, but still has movement and shape. The fabric is the real highlight here—textured, soft, interesting, and warm. It strikes me as something my favorite artists from the 1970s would wear on chilly desert nights in Marfa. The drop shoulders and balloon sleeves give a bit of romance to the silhouette, and also allow for generous range of motion. Billie is the ultimate fall layering dress: wear by itself, curled up with coffee at home over your worn-in jeans for those crisp weekend afternoons; or with a pair of pin-straight trousers and a cashmere scarf for a holiday dinner party. Slightly longer in the back than the front for a shirttail-esque shape.

100% organic, low-impact dyed cotton in an unmatchably soft, heavyweight knit that feels like wearing a cloud. With its smooth finish on the interior, and mossy, fleecy finish on the outside, this fabric pairs rich visual interest with ease and comfort.

Made in Florence, Alabama by Alabama Chanin—true experts in cut-and-sew knitwear—in a fleecy, organic cotton dyed with low impact, cold process, environmentally friendly dyes.

Wash on cold, delicate cycle, and lay flat to dry or tumble dry low. Use fingers post-wash to re-fluff any areas that look flattened. Cotton is a natural fiber and is expected to wear and fade over time, which we love.

This signature ES style has evolved from our very first collection in 2013 with its high rise, wide leg, generous hem, and flat elastic waist. The silhouette is classic 1920s—inspired by the elegant, put-together-but still-a-little-sexy-and-quirky beach pajamas of the time. Shows a bit of ankle, has wonderful drape and movement, and accentuates the beautiful curve of a waist. The clean, no fuss cut strikes the perfect balance of statement and simplicity and looks just as good with a silk tank and heels as a cozy sweater and sneakers.

The short, easy version of our Clyde Trench. It's classic and weird all at the same time—a combination of our essential Clyde pocket, traditional trench vibes, and a relaxed slouchy fit. With added swing and a large shawl collar, it has a deliciously nostalgic shape while still feeling ultra-modern. Its massive pockets carry anything you need.

I see this jacked paired with slim trousers, an oversized button-down, and oxfords on a brisk afternoon walk to the city library. Wear with the collar folded down for a sleek look or full for a structural shape. Leave open for ultimate temperature control—this can be a true jacket or simply a layering piece. Wrap and belt it for a totally different silhouette and to achieve wind-blocking closure. This chameleon piece can be whatever you want it to be!

This signature ES style has evolved from our very first collection in 2013 with its high rise, wide leg, generous hem, and flat elastic waist. The silhouette is classic 1920s—inspired by the elegant, put-together-but still-a-little-sexy-and-quirky beach pajamas of the time. Shows a bit of ankle, has wonderful drape and movement, and accentuates the beautiful curve of a waist. The clean, no fuss cut strikes the perfect balance of statement and simplicity and looks just as good with a silk tank and heels as a cozy sweater and sneakers.

This signature ES style has evolved from our very first collection in 2013 with its high rise, wide leg, generous hem, and flat elastic waist. The silhouette is classic 1920s—inspired by the elegant, put-together-but still-a-little-sexy-and-quirky beach pajamas of the time. Shows a bit of ankle, has wonderful drape and movement, and accentuates the beautiful curve of a waist. The clean, no fuss cut strikes the perfect balance of statement and simplicity and looks just as good with a silk tank and heels as a cozy sweater and sneakers.

Our favorite outerwear hero, the Clyde Trench. It's classic and weird all at the same time—a combination of our essential Clyde pocket, traditional trench vibes, and a relaxed, slouchy fit. With added swing and a large shawl collar, it has a deliciously nostalgic shape while still feeling ultra-modern. Its massive pockets carry anything you need.

I see this paired with slim trousers, an oversized button-down, and oxfords on a brisk afternoon walk to the city library. Wear with the collar folded down for a sleek look or full for a structural shape. Leave open for ultimate temperature control—this can be a true trench or simply a layering piece. Wrap and belt it for a totally different silhouette and to achieve wind-blocking closure. This chameleon piece can be whatever you want it to be!

The Clyde Vest is our absolute favorite "third piece." Adding a layer like this to your wardrobe is such a great way to introduce functionality, versatility, and dimension. I see classic, timeless, monochrome looks with this piece, inspired by the likes of a draped layering virtuoso. A slim, monochromatic look paired with smart heels will take you from work to dinner in the city, and to everywhere in between. I also see this covered in paint, dust, or chalk and paired with trusty denim and clogs on a practicing artist like long-time muse Eva Hesse. This piece is meant to make your life easier and getting dressed simpler.

The shawl collar gives this piece personality and functionality, with the option to wrap it closed around your body to keep out wind or to just change up your aesthetic. Sleeveless cut reduces unnecessary bulk at the arms, makes layering under other jackets a cinch, and means this piece is ultra comfortable to wear all day.

The Clyde Vest is our absolute favorite "third piece." Adding a layer like this to your wardrobe is such a great way to introduce functionality, versatility, and dimension. I see classic, timeless, monochrome looks with this piece, inspired by the likes of a draped layering virtuoso. A slim, monochromatic look paired with smart heels will take you from work to dinner in the city, and to everywhere in between. I also see this covered in paint, dust, or chalk and paired with trusty denim and clogs on a practicing artist like long-time muse Eva Hesse. This piece is meant to make your life easier and getting dressed simpler.

The shawl collar gives this piece personality and functionality, with the option to wrap it closed around your body to keep out wind or to just change up your aesthetic. Sleeveless cut reduces unnecessary bulk at the arms, makes layering under other jackets a cinch, and means this piece is ultra comfortable to wear all day.

This signature ES style has evolved from our very first collection in 2013 with its high rise, wide leg, generous hem, and flat elastic waist. The silhouette is classic 1920s—inspired by the elegant, put-together-but still-a-little-sexy-and-quirky beach pajamas of the time. Shows a bit of ankle, has wonderful drape and movement, and accentuates the beautiful curve of a waist. The clean, no fuss cut strikes the perfect balance of statement and simplicity and looks just as good with a silk tank and heels as a cozy sweater and sneakers.

The new twin sister to our essential Petra Crop—everything you love about the Petra, but with a plunging V-neckline. Imagine weekend getaways to the coast or the mountains—wear this paired with the matching Bel Skirt for sandy afternoon walks or over the classic Andy Trouser to dinner and drinks. Simple, easy silhouette. Featuring a deep V-neck, yet slim fit in the chest with bust darts.

This style stands away from the body at the waist, edged with a generous hem providing foundational structure and balance. Carefully cut armholes hit right at the shoulder bone—revealing everything you want to show and nothing you don't. Its cropped length hits right at the natural waist and pairs perfectly with high-rise pants or skirts, and layers well over slip dresses.

A short based on one of our favorite, oldest pant styles—the Florence. I am decidedly not a shorts person, but dressing comfortably for warm climates almost always requires some kind of alternative to pants and I wanted to tackle the challenge.

The silhouette I'm most drawn to is that of the 1930s and 1940s tap shorts with a narrow waist and wide, full thigh opening. I aimed to follow the rule of thirds, with the distance from natural waist to hem of the shorts taking up about one-third of total leg length. The hem hits right around mid-thigh, which feels comfortable in terms of coverage but still keeps most of your legs out in the open air. In super soft and drapey silk crepe, these feel like absolutely delicious pajama shorts that you can also totally wear in public.

The wide, full silhouette creates a beautiful shape that still feels modest and elegant. A generous inseam makes them practical and wearable (everybody knows that a one or two-inch inseam on shorts is a recipe for discomfort). They are nostalgic and quite modern at the same time.

The Petra Crop is one of our earliest styles. A simple, classic crop top meant for summertime with an elegant boat neckline. Imagine weekend getaways to the coast or the mountains. Wear this paired with the matching Bel Skirt for sandy afternoon walks or over the classic Andy Trouser to dinner and drinks. Simple, easy silhouette. Featuring a high boat neck, yet slim fit in the chest with bust darts.

This style stands away from the body at the waist, which is edged with a generous hem providing foundational structure and balance. Carefully cut armholes hit right at the shoulder bone—revealing everything you want to show and nothing you don't. Its cropped length hits at the natural waist and pairs perfectly with high-rise pants and skirts, and layers well over slip dresses.

The short, easy version of our Clyde Trench. It's classic and weird all at the same time—a combination of our essential Clyde pocket, traditional trench vibes, and a relaxed slouchy fit. With added swing and a large shawl collar, it has a deliciously nostalgic shape while still feeling ultra-modern. Its massive pockets carry anything you need.

I see this jacked paired with slim trousers, an oversized button-down, and oxfords on a brisk afternoon walk to the city library. Wear with the collar folded down for a sleek look or full for a structural shape. Leave open for ultimate temperature control—this can be a true jacket or simply a layering piece. Wrap and belt it for a totally different silhouette and to achieve wind-blocking closure. This chameleon piece can be whatever you want it to be!

Our favorite outerwear hero, the Clyde Trench. It's classic and weird all at the same time—a combination of our essential Clyde pocket, traditional trench vibes, and a relaxed, slouchy fit. With added swing and a large shawl collar, it has a deliciously nostalgic shape while still feeling ultra-modern. Its massive pockets carry anything you need.

I imagine a young Annie Hall type wearing this with slim trousers, an oversized button-down, and oxfords on a brisk afternoon walk to the city library. Wear with the collar folded down for a sleek look or full for a structural shape. Leave open for ultimate temperature control—this can be a true trench or simply a layering piece. Wrap and belt it for a totally different silhouette and to achieve wind-blocking closure. You can even try it wrapped with nothing underneath as a top rather than a jacket. This chameleon piece can be whatever you want it to be!

A longer hip-length tank version of our essential Petra Crop, but with a plunging V-neckline. A simple, slightly A-line tank that completes so many outfits you didn't even know you wanted to wear. Perfect for a day at work or a weekend away. Layer under jackets and sweaters, or wear bare and get some sun on your shoulders. I love this worn with an old pair of jeans, or a simple sleek trouser like the Andy in Midweight Linen. Featuring a deep V-neck, yet slim fit in the chest with bust darts.

This style stands away from the body at the waist, which is edged with a generous hem providing foundational structure and balance. Carefully cut armholes hit right at the shoulder bone—shows everything you want to show and nothing you don't. Hits at the hip for a lengthening effect that provides coverage if you want it, or tucks easily to highlight the waist if you want a different silhouette.

The Clyde Vest is our absolute favorite "third piece." Adding a layer like this to your wardrobe is such a great way to introduce functionality, versatility, and dimension. I see classic, timeless, monochrome looks with this piece, inspired by the likes of a draped layering virtuoso. A slim, monochromatic look paired with smart heels will take you from work to dinner in the city, and to everywhere in between. I also see this covered in paint, dust, or chalk and paired with trusty denim and clogs on a practicing artist like long-time muse Eva Hesse. This piece is meant to make your life easier and getting dressed simpler.

The shawl collar gives this piece personality and functionality, with the option to wrap it closed around your body to keep out wind or to just change up your aesthetic. Sleeveless cut reduces unnecessary bulk at the arms, makes layering under other jackets a cinch, and means this piece is ultra comfortable to wear all day.

Our favorite outerwear hero, the Clyde Trench. It's classic and weird all at the same time—a combination of our essential Clyde pocket, traditional trench vibes, and a relaxed, slouchy fit. With added swing and a large shawl collar, it has a deliciously nostalgic shape while still feeling ultra-modern. Its massive pockets carry anything you need.

I see this paired with slim trousers, an oversized button-down, and oxfords on a brisk afternoon walk to the city library. Wear with the collar folded down for a sleek look or full for a structural shape. Leave open for ultimate temperature control—this can be a true trench or simply a layering piece. Wrap and belt it for a totally different silhouette and to achieve wind-blocking closure. This chameleon piece can be whatever you want it to be!

A short based on one of our favorite, oldest pant styles—the Florence. I am decidedly not a shorts person, but dressing comfortably for warm climates almost always requires some kind of alternative to pants and I wanted to tackle the challenge.

The silhouette I'm most drawn to is that of the 1930s and 1940s tap shorts with a narrow waist and wide, full thigh opening. I aimed to follow the rule of thirds, with the distance from natural waist to hem of the shorts taking up about one-third of total leg length. The hem hits right around mid-thigh, which feels comfortable in terms of coverage but still keeps most of your legs out in the open air. In super soft and drapey silk crepe, these feel like absolutely delicious pajama shorts that you can also totally wear in public.

The wide, full silhouette creates a beautiful shape that still feels modest and elegant. A generous inseam makes them practical and wearable (everybody knows that a one or two-inch inseam on shorts is a recipe for discomfort). They are nostalgic and quite modern at the same time.

This is our old, discontinued Cotton Canvas. These are simply remaining cut garments we had on hand from our old material. New Upcycled Cotton Canvas will be launching later this year, but not all styles will be returning.

This signature ES style has evolved from our very first collection in 2013 with its high rise, wide leg, generous hem, and flat elastic waist. The silhouette is classic 1920s—inspired by the elegant, put-together-but still-a-little-sexy-and-quirky beach pajamas of the time. Shows a bit of ankle, has wonderful drape and movement, and accentuates the beautiful curve of a waist. The clean, no fuss cut strikes the perfect balance of statement and simplicity and looks just as good with a silk tank and heels as a cozy sweater and sneakers.

One of the first five styles I designed in 2013. An artfully engineered top built for versatility and adaptability. This blouse can be worn with the knot in the front or the back for a myriad of different looks: a low V-neck front or full coverage in the front and a low V open back. Tie it in a loose, relaxed knot or in a waist-cinching, pin-up silhouette. Candlelight bouncing off your collarbone at a midnight cafe, warm sunlight stinging your back on a lap around the farmers market—the feeling of intentionally exposed skin makes you all the more aware of each moment.

It pairs well with all of our high-waisted bottoms and also layers well over silk dresses. Its coverage of the shoulders and arms balances out the deep v. The plunging neckline adds tasteful drama to an all black elegant evening look and a bit of energy to a monochromatic, bright weekend ensemble. In Silk Crepe, this piece has so much elegance and drama, it's magnetic.

A masculine trouser that evokes just the right amount of 90s business-suit drama but is tapered and balanced enough to feel modern. Elegant high waist, gorgeous front pleats for drama, and sleek back darts for shape. In delicious Silk Crepe, these have a relaxed billowy fit that moves and breathes with you. I love this pant paired with a matching jacket and a sleek turtleneck underneath or layered under a long dress with shiny loafers.

A longer, hip-length tank version of our essential Petra Crop. A simple, slightly A-line tank that completes so many outfits you didn't even know you wanted to wear. Perfect for a day at work or a weekend away. Layer under jackets and sweaters, or wear bare and get some sun on your shoulders. I love this piece worn with an old pair of jeans, or a simple, sleek trouser like the Andy in Midweight Linen. I think we've gotten it right with the high boat neck, slim fit in the chest with bust darts, and its separation from the body at the waist.

A generous hem provides foundational structure and balance. Carefully cut armholes hit right at the shoulder bone—revealing everything you want to show and nothing you don't. Hits at the hip for a lengthening effect that provides coverage if you want it, or tucks easily to highlight the waist for a different silhouette.

The short, easy version of our Clyde Trench. It's classic and weird all at the same time—a combination of our essential Clyde pocket, traditional trench vibes, and a relaxed slouchy fit. With added swing and a large shawl collar, it has a deliciously nostalgic shape while still feeling ultra-modern. Its massive pockets carry anything you need.

I imagine a young Annie Hall type wearing this with slim trousers, an oversized button-down, and oxfords on a brisk afternoon walk to the city library. Wear with the collar folded down for a sleek look or full for a structural shape. Leave open for ultimate temperature control—this can be a true jacket or simply a layering piece. Wrap and belt it for a totally different silhouette and to achieve wind-blocking closure. You can even try it wrapped with nothing underneath as a top rather than a jacket. This chameleon piece can be whatever you want it to be!

A warm-weather iteration of our favorite pleated trouser! We took the Andy Trouser full palazzo with a super wide leg and shortened the hem for a breezy, cropped length. They have just enough volume to feel sweeping and dramatic without overdoing it. They are made for hot, humid afternoons and dewy mornings but transition just as easily into the night.

They have an elegant high waist, gorgeous front pleats for drama, and sleek back darts for shape. In liquid-like silk crepe, these move and swing with your body. They are so dreamy with a little silk top for a night out but also incredibly comfortable with a simple knit tee for a sunny afternoon around the house. It feels like you're wearing nothing at all—which is how I pretty much always want to feel.