
Spring is awkward to dress for precisely because it isn’t consistently warm. You can leave home on a 45°F morning, walk outside at lunch when it’s 65°F, and end the day dealing with wind or rain.
The solution isn’t to build an entirely new spring wardrobe. It’s to keep some lighter winter pieces in rotation, bring back breathable warm-weather clothes gradually, and rely on one removable layer.
A cotton shirt, straight-leg trousers, loafers, and a lightweight jacket can handle a surprising number of spring days. As temperatures rise, the jacket disappears. When they’re cooler, add a fine-gauge sweater underneath.
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