His & Her Elevated Wardrobe Basics
This post is in collaboration with Mott & Bow, but all thoughts and views are my own.
As I get older & really start to find out what my sense of style really is, I often just find myself reaching for what’s comfortable–some great basics that include a good pair of jeans & a simple & comfortable top.
Mott & Bow has so many great options that fit seamlessly into my wardrobe, starting with these mom jeans (I did cut mine because I’m a shortie!) and this cashmere raglan crew sweater. They’re both SO comfy & mix & match with the other items in my closet so well. This is my first cashmere sweater & it is SO soft and I am looking forward to wearing it in almost every season!
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My husband is also a jeans and simple top guy– as he was trying on his slim fit jeans, he was amazed at how remarkably comfortable they were and that they had the perfect amount of stretch. He’s worn them multiple times now & says they are his best fitting jeans and his favorite to wear. He also loves the feel of the cashmere crew bergen sweater. It’s a great piece for fall, winter & spring and so incredibly lightweight & soft to the touch. The black is classic & will go with everything!
Mott & Bow is a clothing company that started with denim but has expanded into jackets, sweaters, tops, sweats and accessories. Their mission is to bring high quality clothing to their customers at a reasonable price point & they have great options for elevating the basics in your wardrobe. They carry both men and women’s styles & their clothing is meant to be comfortable and versatile. If you’re looking to elevate your wardrobe with some great basics, consider checking out what they have!
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