We’re Pretty Sure Banana Republic’s Sale Is Conspiring With Your Closet

Add an understated layer of color to any of your fits with this full-zip fair-isle sweater jacket.

Any sale that includes cashmere automatically means you should throw said cashmere in your cart expeditiously.

We’re in a golden age of great knitwear. Throw this on and then layer it with a trench coat and watch that outfit sing.

The humble rollneck sweater has been getting a lot of love this year and its much deserved.

You want your top coat to be long as hell, and you want to be able to throw countless layers under it. This checks all those boxes, and most importantly it’s on sale right now.

Take a long enough look at Banana Republic’s sale and you will immediately notice that they have killer outerwear. This wool utility jacket is a perfect example.

This is like the chore coat version of the classic Lee Storm rider denim jacket. It’s a different fit but you can’t go wrong with denim and a corduroy collar.

Moleksine is a wonderful fabric that has a suede-like hand feel but is a bit more rugged in nature. It’s also able to pick up a beautiful patina, just check out vintage chore coats for reference.

Sharp crease, wool-blend fabric, subtle structured shoulders, and that beautiful matching jacket. Enough said.

When it comes to affordable suits, Banana Republic, will quite literally have your back.

Banana Republic is always going to nail off the rack suiting. This Herringbone number is no different.

Don’t forget to add these pleated straight fit trousers as well.

Good news: selvedge denim jeans are too damn good to be reserved just for pretentious denim wonks. In other words: Approachable selvedge at an affordable price.

Tell your flat-front pants to take a back seat, so you can slide into these glorious pleated chinos.

Pleated cords are giant leap toward a great fit. I recommend throwing this on with a cashmere sweater or denim jacket.

Banana Republic has about five different denim fits, but none of them hit quite like these loose jeans. It’s a wider silhouette, but not so baggy that you feel or look awkward.

I truly believe you’ll have a hard time crafting a bad fit when you throw on these joints.

Leather gloves are an underrated addition to any winter wardrobe. These also happen to have a soft cashmere lining.

Merino wool socks are warmer than cotton socks, and it doesn’t hold onto funky odors with nearly the same doggedness.

We once hailed the western belt as the cool-guy belt of the summer, I think that still holds true even as winter approaches.