My Group Chat Was Raving About J.Crew's Workwear: 35 Items I Can't Get Over

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@jen_wonders; PICTURED: J. Crew Cotton Fisherman Sweater ($70) and J.Crew Essential Pant ($158)This week came our bimonthly "Where does everyone get their work clothes?" text in the group chat. One of my friends swiftly replied "J.Crew" to a slew of thumb's-up reactions. She followed it up to call out the brand's blazers, coats, and "amazing sales" specifically. So I decided to investigate.
My findings were aligned, discovering endless pages of well-tailored workwear and mix-in staples in vibrant tones and updated neutrals. Whether it be a well-cut navy blazer, a pair of bright chino trousers, or a sophisticated sweater, the options for mixing up your workwear (office or work-for-home) are vast. Add in some functional footwear and classic elevated bags, and your workwear wardrobe is complete.
Below, I've pulled my favorite essentials for updating your work wardrobe for the group chat and beyond. Keep scrolling to dress for success.
A midi skirt is the perfect alternative to your staple trousers.
A cotton button-down that offers a little bit of stretch? Check.
The longevity of this white T-shirt is unmatched in your closet.
Opting for black is a chic way to pull off a T-shirt at work.
Cashmere is the perfect casual topper for work.
Don't be afraid to wear brights in the workplace with this cotton sweater.
Pastel tones work perfectly with your workwear neutrals.
A striped button-down is one of my personal workwear staples.
Use this cashmere top for layering or wear alone in the warmer months.
Dainty black-and-white flats to finish off any ensemble.
I'm obsessed with the vintage Chanel feel of this cable-knit cardigan.
This relaxed button-down is an effortless piece.
The muted tones of these sneakers make them super elevated.
Trending pink has a place in your work wardrobe when it's classic cashmere.
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