The Trip Home When the Waiting Hall Runs Cool
A long tunic sweater, mid rise bootcut jeans, lug sole ankle boots and an oversized cashmere blend wrap. Four pieces for a travel day or a long shift, when you want to be comfortable and still look like you planned it. Made for a small closet and a small budget.
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The tunic sweater for a slow Sunday in leggings
This V neck tunic is 25% rayon, 70% polyester and 5% spandex. The listing calls it lightweight and soft, something like a chenille blanket. The fit is loose, so it sits over leggings or tucks in front under dress pants. Check the size chart before ordering. It is the soft layer of this set.
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Bootcut jeans for the Saturday you have nowhere to be
Mid rise bootcut jeans with a slim fit through the hip and thigh, a 31.5 inch inseam and an 18.5 inch leg opening, measured on a size 6 Regular. The fabric line says 100% cotton and non stretch, though a bullet mentions stretch, so read the details first. Machine wash.
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The combat boots for the gray walk to the bus stop
Lace up combat boots with a faux buffalo grain leather upper, faux leather lining and a padded memory foam insole. An inside zipper makes them easy to get on. The heel is 1.25 inches, the shaft is 6 inches, and the lug sole is non slip. Heavy stitching and metal eyelets add the tougher edge.
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The big wrap for cold waiting halls and long flights, Mottle Camel
A wrap of 50% cashmere and 50% wool in a camel mottle shade. It is sized large enough to wear as a scarf, a shawl or a light blanket on a plane or in a chilly waiting hall. How you drape it is a matter of taste. The listing calls it lightweight but warm, and pill resistant.
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