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So Long, Summer—16 Pieces We're Shopping Ahead of Back-to-School Season
It will come as no surprise that when I was a kid, my favorite time of year was the end of summer for back-to-school shopping. I loved picking out new binders and pencil cases, but most importantly, I loved choosing the jeans, tees, and sneakers I would wear for the school year. Those decisions weighed on me—I had to pick my aesthetic for the entire school year, and I had to choose wisely. (No wonder I became a fashion editor.)
At 29, I'm not headed back to the classroom this fall. But that doesn't mean I don't have my own back-to-school wish list. At the top of the list are collegiate and sporty styles from Rag & Bone's latest capsule. I've had my editor eye on the rb Miramar Sport Stripe Track Pant ($228), and I'm loving every colorway. To discover 16 new arrivals perfect for this season, keep reading.
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Collegiate-Inspired Clothing
No shade to my alma mater, but this style of merch is more my speed. Not only are the terry sweaters and "university" tees more fashion-forward, but the quality is top-tier. These cozy but cool styles are giving true collegiate gear a run for its money.
The Sport-Stripe Track Pant
Rumor has it that these jeans feel like sweats, and for that reason alone, I need to get my hands on them. Striped track pants have been all the rage this summer, and this denim style is a great way to carry the trend into fall.
Sporty Accessories + Footwear
To round out your back-to-school (or office) shopping, here are the Rag & Bone sneakers and hats I'm currently loving. This kelly green is so rich, and the denim cap and beige sneakers are versatile for the season ahead.

Natalie Gray Herder is a Senior Editor on the branded content team at Who What Wear. Originally from Los Angeles, Natalie decided to make the move to NYC after graduating from Loyola Marymount University in 2019. She is an avid researcher, reader, and explorer in and out of the office. She is inspired by the street style of her fellow New Yorkers and her laid-back roots in California.

