A New York Fashion Person Walks Into Abercrombie & Fitch—24 Items They'd Grab for Spring
Spring in New York is arguably the best time of the year. Everyone begins to make their way out of their homes, shed their layers, dine alfresco, and socialize. The sun's out during the day, but it's not too hot or stuffy like it is in the summer. At night, when it gets cool, you only need a light jacket. Overall, the vibe is great. With all that excitement and anticipation, the thing on every fashion person's mind is the spring wardrobe—a collection of versatile staples that can be layered and styled in countless ways, easily paired with existing wardrobe items, and complemented by a few trendy pieces that inspire.
The New York fashion scene—whether uptown, downtown, on the east side, or on the west side—offers a vast array of stores for shoppers to explore. It can be overwhelming, but once you find your favorite, you tend to stick with it. One such brand favored by chic dressers in New Yorkers is Abercrombie & Fitch. It evokes nostalgia, reminiscent of shopping days in indoor malls with your mom or best friend, yet it has also modernized to meet current tastes and preferences in a fresh and very 2026 way.
As a native New Yorker approaching 30, I have extensive experience analyzing others' fashion choices and staying up-to-date on what's in. I could effortlessly shop online at Abercrombie or walk into its store blindfolded to find items that a fashion person in New York would want to wear in spring. If you're interested in my picks, keep scrolling. I've curated 24 pieces (think best-selling bootcut jeans and classic trench coats) that make spring dressing simple and ensure you look like part of the style set.
Shop Abercrombie Spring Finds
If you know and love Saint Laurent's leather bomber jacket but don't want to pay the designer price, grab this chic alternative.
These cute drawstring pants are great for the office or travel. They also come in navy and army green.
The belt detail is so chic.
Expensive-looking loafers are my weakness.
This looks like the viral Sézane coat that sold out last spring.
Wear this with jeans or a midi skirt.
This medium-blue wash is perfection.
This top is getting me so excited for the warmer weather.
There's a reason Abercrombie's Curve Love Sloane Pants are a best seller.
Baggy trousers and elevated flip-flops are all I want to wear this spring.
If you don't own a trench coat, this is your sign to get one before spring starts.
The folded cuffs and thick neckline make this knit feel different—in a good way.
If it comes in a rich burgundy, I'm buying it.
And if it doesn't require a bra, I'm buying it too.
Trust me—your fashion friend will think you're wearing vintage Levi's.
Woven flats will be everywhere starting April 30.
There's something so effortlessly chic about a henley sweater.
The cuffed hems and dark wash nail two denim trends at once.
This will tie any denim look together.
This jacket is so elegant. Style it with a white ribbed tank, low and loose jeans, and flats.
Perfect.
No one will believe you when you tell them these are from Abercrombie.
I love the boatneck and the cropped, fitted hem.
Wear these to the office with a sweater and ballet flats and for a night out with a silk top and heels.
