After Eckhaus Latta's S/S 27 runway show on Friday, the L.A.-NYC label threw a New York Fashion Week party with J.Crew at The Players in Gramercy Park in honor of its limited-edition collection.

Earlier this year during NYFW in February, the two first collaborated on a reimagined roll-neck that sold out almost immediately. The overwhelming response to the best-selling sweater inspired the brands to work together again on a line of knitwear, outerwear, shirts, pants, and accessories—bringing Mike Eckhaus and Zoe Latta's experimental design approach to J.Crew. The collection is out today, and I already know it's going to sell out quickly.

Eckhaus and Latta shared in a press release, "The inspiration for us was really J.Crew. It is an iconic American brand with a rich heritage. We rummaged through a lot of its catalogs from the '90s as points of reference. That period was our childhood, so our aesthetics and tastes will always be shaped by it." Olympia Gayot, creative director of women's and kids at J.Crew, continued, "We wanted to preserve the experimentation, individuality, and sense of community that make Eckhaus Latta so distinctive, along with the unpretentious New York energy they bring to clothes designed for how people actually live. The catalogs became a major source of inspiration, revealing an era of the brand that already possessed a little downtown tension. Mike and Zoe pulled that spirit forward through their own perspective, creating a collection that feels unmistakably J.Crew but unexpected enough to make you look twice."

In celebration of the 27-piece capsule, assistant shopping editor Josephine Hadjiloucas and I tried a few pieces from the highly anticipated launch. See our reviews and shop it below.

Eckhaus Latta x J.Crew Review

My Thoughts

For me, the star of the show is the Rollneck in Black Multi Marl. As soon as I tried it on, I squealed with excitement, "I'm obsessed!" It's perfect. After not being able to get the very first Rollneck by Eckhaus Latta back in February, I was so happy to see they brought it back in this new colorway. I also love the Paneled Wool-Blend Skirt and balaclava.

Other knits that I think will sell out fast include the Ribbed Rollneck, Marled Cardigan, and Art Sweater. If you love denim, it's one of the things Eckhaus Latta has become known for, and the collection includes the Double-Waisted Chinos, Catalog Jeans, and Relaxed Jeans.

Josephine's Thoughts

"As Audry said, ever since the original Eckhaus Latta x J.Crew Rollneck came out in February and sold out within 24 hours, I've been waiting patiently to get my hands on an Eckhaus Latta x J.Crew creation. Now, it's not just a Rollneck I'll be shopping. There's an entire fall wardrobe in the Eckhaus Latta x J.Crew collection. My favorites are the Apron Dress, Paneled Mini Skirt, and Ribbed Twinset."

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Fall will be here before you know it. For many top retailers, the autumnal new arrivals have been rolling in. In particular, J.Crew has recently released some unbelievably chic pieces that I cannot stop thinking about. If you're looking to add some fresh fall staples to your wardrobe in preparation for the season ahead, you've come to the right place.

I've hand-picked some editor-approved favorites from the recent drop ahead. In the mix, you can expect a few of J.Crew's famous sweaters, on-trend jackets and outerwear, everyday denim, and so much more. Keep scrolling to uncover your new favorite fall fashion finds.

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One of my most-worn fall layers is the J.Crew rollneck sweater, an iconic staple since 1988. Since then, its even been reimagined by New York designers Eckhaus Latta, Collina Strada, Buci, Tanner Fletcher, and Patrick Taylor. Loved by several of my colleagues (Eliza Huber, Bobby Schuessler, and Lauren Eggertsen), I like wearing it with capris and ballet flats when it starts to cool off.

The latest version of the line is the Tiny Rollneck Sweater, which associate fashion editor Nikki Chwatt recently covered the launch of and wrote: "Something about its modern shrunken silhouette, chunky ribbed cuffs, and hem felt like it would integrate effortlessly into my wardrobe—and, as it turns out, my intuition was right."

Beyond the popular rollneck range, the retailer is known for its dedicated cashmere section called The Cashmere Shop, with under-$200 options. I have a cardigan and high v-neck sweater from it that I wear on repeat, and I'm eyeing the royal purple Perfect Cashmere Cardigan and the Cashmere-Wool Blend Poncho next.

Below, shop fall layers from J.Crew.

Shop the Best J.Crew Layers

Rollneck Sweater

Buci Rollneck Sweater

Tiny Rollneck Sweater

Cashmere High V-Neck Sweater

Perfect Cashmere Cardigan

Perfect Cashmere Crewneck

Oversized Cashmere Crewneck Sweater

Cashmere-Wool Blend Poncho

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Alright, fashion friends, let's continue building that chic fall wardrobe, shall we? I'm dedicating this edit to the potential staples (re: versatile pieces) I recently found from J.Crew, Aritzia, and Gap.

Each of these retailers offers modern and relevant fall pieces that stylish people (ahem, you) will want to wear. There's obviously an abundance of gorgeous knits, including cashmere and quarter-zip ups. You'll also notice cool jackets, trousers to dress up or down, and cute tees. Keep scrolling for more.

J.Crew

Aritzia

Gap

"I shop for a living" is a chic (and accurate) way of saying I'm a fashion editor. My daily duties include attending press previews, analyzing trends, and (my favorite part) test-driving the best loafers, jeans, sweaters—the list goes on. But most importantly, I'm pretty good at knowing which items are likely to sell out.

So, with the motivation of making FOMO a thing of the past, I've spent the entirety of the morning analyzing J.Crew's new arrivals for what's at risk of selling out. Don't be surprised when you see the Tiny Rollneck included—I'm pleasantly shocked that its stock has lasted this long—or the OG Rollneck Sweater, but in a new Tweed Stitch colorway. Newcomers include nostalgic-fueled outerwear like the 1983 Barn Jacket or New Icon Trench Coat, countless cashmere options to call out just one: the Cashmere V-Neck Sweater with an Argyle Scarf to match, and capsule wardrobe-worthy basics just like this Vintage Jersey Long-Sleeve T-Shirt, which feels right on par with the white long-sleeve T-shirt trend sweeping FYPs.

Okay, but on to edit. Below is a highly curated list of the 18 J.Crew items I predict will sell out by the end of September. You'll find suede tote bags, perfect cashmere sweaters, oversized barrel jeans, vintage-inspired T-shirts, and so much more.

18 of the Best J.Crew New Arrivals of September 2026

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Labor Day weekend is officially here. If you're like us editors here at WWW, you've been gearing up for one of the biggest shopping sales holidays of the year. Many top-tier retailers are heavily discounting a range of chic fashion finds. Since these huge retail moments can be a bit overwhelming, I've highlighted a handful of must-shop sales below.

Yes, you read that correctly. I've narrowed down all the sales to a handful of the best of the best and included all the details along with a few shopping recommendations from each retail website. Ahead shop picks from J. Crew, Madewell, Nordstrom, Anthropologie, and so many more. Keep scrolling to uncover the best Labor Day weekend fashion deals today.

Shop the Best Labor Day 2026 Sales

Nordstrom

Date: 9/3-9/7
Details: The summer end-of-season clearance sale is here, and shoppers can take up to 50% off.

J.Crew

Date: 9/3-9/7
Details: Take 40% off regular-priced items and an extra 40% off sale items.

Madewell

Dates: 8/28-9/8
Details: Enjoy up to 50% Off Sale During the Labor Day Event. Use Code LONGWEEKEND

Anthropologie

Date: 9/2–9/7
Details: Take up to 40% off clothing and accessories, and take up to 40% off home — including furniture, décor, candles, bedding, and more.

Mango

Date: 9/2-9/7
Details: 20% off when you spend $230

COS

Date: 9/3-9/7
Details: Take 30% off selected pieces.

Uniqlo

Date: 9/4-9/10
Details: Labor Day Sale

Gap

Date: 9/2-9/8
Details: 40–60% Off Select Styles

Old Navy

Date: 9/3-/7
Details: Shop 50% off all jeans, tees, sweatshirts, and hoodies

At the beginning of September, like clockwork, I find myself craving something fresh in my wardrobe. The temperatures are slowly starting to drop, and a slew of exciting new styles are trickling in at all my favorite retailers—right on cue. With a craving to shop, I scoured the new-arrivals sections of Zara, Shopbop, and J.Crew (known for their chic and trend-forward styles) to get ahead of my new-season wardrobe. I found some absolutely gorgeous fall pieces that I know will make my outfits 10 times chicer this season, and I can't wait to share them with you today, from classic pieces to items that hit on some of fall 2026's biggest trends. Think elevated knits, technical jackets, and this season's opulent prints and fabrics. Below, I'm sharing the chicest fall finds that are worthy of your wallet.

Keep scrolling to get your wardrobe fall ready.

Zara

Shopbop

J.Crew

I'm going to keep this intro short and sweet. To sum it up, I'm giving fashion people (hey there) what they want with a roundup of fashionable fall finds. I focused on stylish items from four retailers many of us shop at: COS, Zara, J.Crew, and Reformation.

As a preview, you'll spot some of my favorite sweaters so far this season, including dreamy cashmere styles; cool jackets, like funnel-neck silhouettes; and other basics to mix and match. Okay, I'll leave it at that so we can get to the shopping. Enjoy.

COS

Zara

J.Crew

Reformation

If I had to synthesize where our editors get their fall sweaters, three retailers immediately come to mind, the first being J.Crew. In general, J.Crew is known for its expensive-looking basics, and with a dedicated section called The Cashmere Shop that has under-$200 knitwear. Then there's the popular rollneck sweaters, which I wore on repeat last year, and my colleagues Eliza Huber, Bobby Schuessler, and Lauren Eggertsen also own—a fall wardrobe staple.

Another favorite of Schuessler and Ana Escalante is COS, which has a sweater that went viral for being compared to the cult-favorite Ophelia from The Row. Now, many of us are eyeing its V-neck sweater in the biggest color trend of fall 2026: royal purple.

And then there's Nordstrom, which has its own in-house cashmere line, all under $200. Below, shop sweaters from each retailer for the season ahead.

J.Crew

COS

Nordstrom

If you've been to L.A. and NYC, you've probably noticed that fashion choices in each city are very different. L.A. is more laid-back and effortless, giving off a "I just threw this on" vibe. NYC feels edgier and more intentional, as if the dresser wants others to notice what they're wearing. Despite the differences, one thing chic dressers in both cities can agree on is a defining wardrobe staple: J.Crew Luna Pants.

If you're not familiar, J.Crew debuted the Luna pants in March. They're a lightweight, 100% cotton poplin design with an adjustable drawstring waistband, a relaxed wide-leg silhouette, and exposed seam detailing. The style quickly became an essential piece for daily wear, with fashion people pairing them with everything from flip-flops and T-shirts to ballet flats and lightweight knits, and was often called an affordable alternative to the celeb-loved Leset Kyoto Pants. Within weeks of launch, the initial colorways sold out across sizes. Recognizing the surging demand, J.Crew expanded the lineup with additional hues, which promptly sold out as well and have been on backorder ever since.

There's good news, though. This week, J.Crew has restocked the pants in two core shades—black and chocolate brown—and they are fully in stock and ready to ship immediately, without pre-order delays.

Keep scrolling to shop the J.Crew Luna pants in poplin, which everyone will wear from summer through fall. Plus, ahead, discover the newly launched corduroy styles, perfect for end-of-fall and winter wear.

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Shop J.Crew's Luna Pants in Corduroy:

Ask me where I got my interest in fashion from, and I'll tell you without hesitation: my mom.

When I was growing up, she worked in the fashion industry, doing everything from working on the retail floor selling clothes to e-commerce styling. I always looked up to her and thought that I'd be in the fashion space one day, helping people get dressed and sharing my thoughts on the need-to-know trends as well as the pieces actually worth investing in. But enough about me—back to my mom. After having those experiences and seeing a lot of trends come and go, it makes sense that she knows what's cool before I do.

Ahead of fall, I asked her to check out the new-arrivals pages of Who What Wear's favorite brands and retailers—like J.Crew, COS, Zara, Nordstrom, and Shopbop—to see what items stood out to her as having It potential. In a matter of just two hours, she delivered a list of products, ranging from the perfect pair of relaxed jeans to a gorgeous cinched-waist leather jacket. Not to be dramatic, but my jaw fell to the floor.

Keep scrolling to discover my mom's 48 chic finds that she's predicting all the cool fashion people will be wearing in the months ahead.

I know it's only late August, but fall fashion prep is already in full swing, and believe it or not, it's already easy to tell what the most coveted items of the season will be. For shoes, we're anticipating Tory Burch's beaded heels will be everywhere; outerwear will be Khaite's York Jacket; bags, the Row Alma; accessories, Atelier Jéa's Tassel Cummerbund; and finally, the It sweater will be J.Crew's Tiny Rollneck.

The brand's new addition to its collection just dropped today—and fashion people are already all over it. The style reframes the classic icon in a very 2026 way. Shrunken, fitted, and slightly cropped, the silhouette brings a more youthful, playful energy to the original while keeping its relaxed ease and everyday wearability. Specifically, though, it features a rolled neckline, a half-zip design, chunky ribbed cuffs and hem, and comes in 8 colorways, from two mixed stripe options to ivory, navy, chocolate brown, and more.

The Rollneck has long been one of J.Crew’s most enduring and recognizable icons since 1988. In fall 2025, the brand brought it back and gave the silhouette new life, subtly refreshing the shape and offering a range of colorways for women, men, kids, and even a limited-edition version for dogs. Then in spring 2026, J.Crew invited New York-based designers—including Collina Strada and Tanner Fletcher—to reinterpret the style, bringing new creative perspectives to its familiar form. Now, J.Crew is shrinking the proportions for a modern, directional update, and this design is just about to be as viral as the others.

As a fashion editor, it's my job to test out the latest pieces and provide an honest review of fit, quality, and styling potential. Keep scrolling to read my full, unfiltered thoughts on how the new J.Crew Tiny Rollneck Sweater.

Nikki's Honest Review

To be honest, I'm not usually a big sweater person. Unless the knit is very thin and features a high V-neck—yes, I know that is extremely specific—I generally don't find most silhouettes flattering on my frame. However, when I first learned about the new J.Crew Tiny Rollneck, I was immediately intrigued to try it out for myself. Something about its modern shrunken silhouette, chunky ribbed cuffs, and hem felt like it would integrate effortlessly into my wardrobe—and, as it turns out, my intuition was right.

Thanks to my job as a fashion editor, I was lucky enough to get my hands on samples of the sweater earlier this week ahead of its release. I selected the navy and ivory—two neutral colorways that look expensive and are timeless—opting for an XXS in both. Once the package arrived, I unboxed them right away to test the fit. The first detail I was thoroughly pleased with was the sizing. I initially worried that an XXS might feel overly restrictive or tight, but it fit comfortably, even when layered over a white T-shirt. As a petite person, I also appreciated that the hem hits right at the waistband of my mid-to-low-rise trousers and jeans. This lets me easily add a belt without worrying about the bulk of tucking a thick knit into my pants. The chunky ribbed trim and slightly relaxed collar give the piece an easy effortlessness that I always seek out in fall wardrobe staples. And while I'm usually hesitant about exposed zippers, the half-zip design on the knit offers great styling versatility—letting me customize the collar depending on whether I want full neck coverage or a bit of breathing room.

Over the past few years, I've heard many experienced shoppers say the best fall sweaters start dropping in late August, warning that if you want to secure your favorite styles, there is no time to procrastinate or leave items sitting in your digital cart before they inevitably sell out. While I used to be skeptical of that urgency, I finally agree: the J.Crew Tiny Rollneck just officially launched today, and if you want to add it to your fall rotation, now is the time to do so. Given the buzz surrounding its debut—including a campaign starring Emma Chamberlain and suddenly every content creator already posting and wearing it on Instagram—I guarantee this item will sell out before September 1. That said, keep scrolling to shop the sweater.

Specifications

• Size range: XXS-3X
• Colorways: 8
• Size tip: Runs true to size

The Tiny Rollneck on Nikki

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