XXS-4XL Sizing

The essential, classic, forever pant is BACK in our new Upcycled Cotton Canvas and with a new and improved fit. Slightly lowered front and back rise reduce bulk in the waist and hips and a more relaxed calf fits comfortably sitting or standing, but still looks streamlined.

The Clyde's deep, open pockets are cut a little wider than the pant leg giving plenty of room to hold a myriad of important things like your cell phone, car keys, pens, snacks, small animals... The center front and back seams replace the side seam on the leg giving a long look and allowing the crescent moon shaped pocket to span from front to back.

In our Upcycled Cotton Canvas, these are more durable than ever. They will soften and patina with age and truly feel like pants you can do anything in. Try them for hosting an elegant party (sleek black canvas with a black silk top, done and done), and the next day you can tackle a home renovation project (I definitely store nails in my Clyde pockets, but do so at your own risk).

The essential, classic, forever pant is BACK in our new Upcycled Cotton Canvas and with a new and improved fit. Slightly lowered front and back rise reduce bulk in the waist and hips and a more relaxed calf fits comfortably sitting or standing, but still looks streamlined.

The Clyde's deep, open pockets are cut a little wider than the pant leg giving plenty of room to hold a myriad of important things like your cell phone, car keys, pens, snacks, small animals... The center front and back seams replace the side seam on the leg giving a long look and allowing the crescent moon shaped pocket to span from front to back.

In our Upcycled Cotton Canvas, these are more durable than ever. They will soften and patina with age and truly feel like pants you can do anything in. Try them for hosting an elegant party (sleek black canvas with a black silk top, done and done), and the next day you can tackle a home renovation project (I definitely store nails in my Clyde pockets, but do so at your own risk).

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 essential, classic, forever pant is BACK in our new Upcycled Cotton Canvas and with a new and improved fit. Slightly lowered front and back rise reduce bulk in the waist and hips and a more relaxed calf fits comfortably sitting or standing, but still looks streamlined.

The Clyde's deep, open pockets are cut a little wider than the pant leg giving plenty of room to hold a myriad of important things like your cell phone, car keys, pens, snacks, small animals... The center front and back seams replace the side seam on the leg giving a long look and allowing the crescent moon shaped pocket to span from front to back.

In our Upcycled Cotton Canvas, these are more durable than ever. They will soften and patina with age and truly feel like pants you can do anything in. Try them for hosting an elegant party (sleek black canvas with a black silk top, done and done), and the next day you can tackle a home renovation project (I definitely store nails in my Clyde pockets, but do so at your own risk).

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 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.

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.

This is the tunic I dream about every year in the middle of summer when the heat is a tangible force in the air. The low, free armholes, deep-v back, and wide, trapeze panels hang away from your body the way you want everything to when your skin is damp, and the sun is high. This piece embodies movement and represents breeze. The slightest movement will billow the fabric in a captivating, delicious swish. The Harlow is meant for days spent puttering around the garden or for nights spent strolling the city. It also transitions effortlessly right into fall—layer over a thin turtleneck for a jumper effect or under a chunky sweater (my favorite)!

It has a simple but striking, sleeveless cut with low, geometric armholes and billowing side panels. Its deep-v back lets air in for ultimate comfort. The flattering, high-scoop neck and smartly-cut shoulders pair flawlessly with the dramatic, trapeze shape. It hits around mid-thigh providing coverage when you want it but also means you can jaunt around sans pants at the beach or pool.

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.

The Parabola, named for the curved hip panels on each side, features slim, long sleeves and a high boat neck that are sleek and interesting. Parabola-shaped inset panels at the sides provide body, shape, and swing that move with you. This top wears as a nontraditional A-line. I love the suggestion of shape it provides, appearing dramatic and avant-garde.

I love this billowy top paired with slim trousers or denim for a sleek look, but I'm also very into it with wide-leg pants to really accentuate the silhouette.

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 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 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 soft Midweight Linen, these feel like the ultimate three-season luxury. They'll adopt wrinkles gracefully and look even better broken in. I love this pant paired with a matching jacket and a sleek turtleneck underneath or layered under a long dress with shiny loafers.

A midi-length dress interpretation of our essential Petra Crop. I feel like I've been trying to design this dress for years—we've had the Marlena, the Elise, and everything in between. What I'm after is a strikingly simple, body-skimming-but-completely-comfortable silhouette that is just as at home strolling city streets to a small cafe on a sticky summer night as it is curled up at home on a rainy Saturday morning. Elegant but not overbearing, simple but not plain. Tasteful but not boring.

I think we've gotten it right with the high boat neck, slim fit in the chest with bust darts, and how it stands away from the body at the waist. A generous hem provides foundational structure and balance. Carefully cut armholes hit right at the most flattering part of the shoulder—revealing everything you want to show and nothing you don't. Hits around mid-calf for the perfect balance of drama and ease.

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.

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.

We took the Clyde pattern —with its easy, high-rise elastic waist and large, crescent-shaped side pockets —and adapted it into a full, voluminous skirt. The beauty here is in the structure and shape —it’s interesting without being unwearable. Practicality is key: the pockets are large and perfect for phone, wallet, keys and there is plenty of movement to curl up on the floor with a book or hustle through the street to grab a cab.

Pair with a fitted top for a nostalgic, hourglass silhouette or with something oversized for an interesting, ultra-modern shape.

This is the tunic I dream about every year in the middle of summer when the heat is a tangible force in the air. The low, free armholes, deep-v back, and wide, trapeze panels hang away from your body the way you want everything to when your skin is damp, and the sun is high. This piece embodies movement and represents breeze. The slightest movement will billow the fabric in a captivating, delicious swish. The Harlow is meant for days spent puttering around the garden or for nights spent strolling the city. It also transitions effortlessly right into fall—layer over a thin turtleneck for a jumper effect or under a chunky sweater (my favorite)!

It has a simple but striking, sleeveless cut with low, geometric armholes and billowing side panels. Its deep-v back lets air in for ultimate comfort. The flattering, high-scoop neck and smartly-cut shoulders pair flawlessly with the dramatic, trapeze shape. It hits around mid-thigh providing coverage when you want it but also means you can jaunt around sans pants at the beach or pool.

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 Midweight Linen, this piece has a cheery structure and rustic richness.

This is the tunic I dream about every year in the middle of summer when the heat is a tangible force in the air. The low, free armholes, deep-v back, and wide, trapeze panels hang away from your body the way you want everything to when your skin is damp, and the sun is high. This piece embodies movement and represents breeze. The slightest movement will billow the fabric in a captivating, delicious swish. The Harlow is meant for days spent puttering around the garden or for nights spent strolling the city. It also transitions effortlessly right into fall—layer over a thin turtleneck for a jumper effect or under a chunky sweater (my favorite)!

It has a simple but striking, sleeveless cut with low, geometric armholes and billowing side panels. Its deep-v back lets air in for ultimate comfort. The flattering, high-scoop neck and smartly-cut shoulders pair flawlessly with the dramatic, trapeze shape. It hits around mid-thigh providing coverage when you want it but also means you can jaunt around sans pants at the beach or pool.

This is the tunic I dream about every year in the middle of summer when the heat is a tangible force in the air. The low, free armholes, deep-v back, and wide, trapeze panels hang away from your body the way you want everything to when your skin is damp, and the sun is high. This piece embodies movement and represents breeze. The slightest movement will billow the fabric in a captivating, delicious swish. The Harlow is meant for days spent puttering around the garden or for nights spent strolling the city. It also transitions effortlessly right into fall—layer over a thin turtleneck for a jumper effect or under a chunky sweater (my favorite)!

It has a simple but striking, sleeveless cut with low, geometric armholes and billowing side panels. Its deep-v back lets air in for ultimate comfort. The flattering, high-scoop neck and smartly-cut shoulders pair flawlessly with the dramatic, trapeze shape. It hits around mid-thigh providing coverage when you want it but also means you can jaunt around sans pants at the beach or pool.

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 soft Midweight Linen, these feel like the ultimate three-season luxury. They'll adopt wrinkles gracefully and look even better broken in. I love this pant paired with a matching jacket and a sleek turtleneck underneath or layered under a long dress with shiny loafers.

A midi-length dress interpretation of our essential Petra Crop, but with a plunging V-neckline. I feel like I've been trying to design this dress for years—we've had the Marlena, the Elise, and everything in between. What I'm after is a strikingly simple, body-skimming-but-completely-comfortable silhouette that is just as at home strolling city streets to a small cafe on a sticky summer night as it is curled up at home on a rainy Saturday morning. Elegant but not overbearing, simple but not plain, tasteful but not boring.

I think we've gotten it right with the deep V-neck, slim fit in the chest with bust darts, and 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 around mid-calf for the perfect balance of drama and ease.

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.