The Obtainer - 11/14/25, Friday
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What We’re Wearing
Soft Luxe Layers
Maybe it’s the weather or perhaps just the state of the world right now, but there’s something about cozy, relaxed basics that just feel right. Fall is here so we can really start dressing, but sometimes you need a fit that sits squarely between “elevated basics” and “I just want to be comfortable.” Let’s call it soft luxe—the kind of dressing that feels indulgent without looking precious. Think cashmere that isn’t showy, joggers that read more “tailored” than “travel day”, and layers that make you look pulled-together even when your day is half work, half wandering around the neighborhood.
What makes this style click is how quietly confident it is. The palette stays neutral, the silhouettes stay simple, and the fabrics do most of the talking. What’s more, all of these pieces can be mixed in with the rest of your wardrobe all winter long. It’s the rare aesthetic that works whether you’re headed to the office, grabbing dinner or just trying to elevate your everyday uniform while relaxing at home.
Your Soft Luxe Fall Fit |

Clockwise, from top left:
Cashmere beanie, $325 by Stòffa
Cashmere hoodie, $498 by Todd Snyder
Balmacaan Italian tweed coat, $398 by Madewell
Recycled wool socks, $30 by Merz b. Schwanen
Apres Sashiko pant, $168 by Taylor Stitch
Marathon retro trail sneaker, $189 by Novestra
Moleskin henley, $198 by Polo Ralph Lauren
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| ![]() This reliable crewneck sweatshirt is knit in a supersoft 10.6 oz. cotton blend that's as versatile as it is comfortable.
| ![]() Some cool, classic chinos in a winter-ready charcoal colorway. Grab them now while they’re marked down.
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