What We’re Wearing
Lazy Weekend
Essential items for
a well-spent day off
You've worked hard all week. You'd like to take some time—maybe with a loved one, maybe all by yourself—and just relax. You want to get up late, savor a good cup of coffee and do absolutely nothing. Well, not nothing. You should spend your time off as you see fit: tucking into a good book, listening to a few podcasts or laying back on the sofa and binging a show before going out to meet some friends in the evening. The good news is that you can throw on a comfortable fit that's designed for both easygoing, off-duty pleasure and looking good while doing it. Like the softest T-shirt we've ever come across, worn-in vintage jeans and a breezy camp collar shirt that you can throw on before going out the door. If you're worried about looking too lazy, strap on a proper watch and some heirloom-quality shades. Stay comfy, friends.
Your Day-Off Kit
Vintage soft wash T-shirt,
$38 by Flint and Tinder
Vintage '90s 501 jean,
$85 by Levi's
Dobby camp collar shirt,
$128 by Taylor Stitch
Tote bag,
$39.90 by JW Anderson x UNIQLO
Tortoiseshell sunglasses,
$300 by Persol
Swiss-made PRX 40 watch,
$395 by Tissot
Club C 85 sneaker,
$90 by Reebok
Your Day-Off Kit
Tortoiseshell sunglasses,
$300 by Persol
Dobby
camp collar shirt,
$128 by Taylor Stitch
Vintage soft wash
T-shirt, $38
by Flint and Tinder
Swiss-made
PRX 40 watch,
$395 by Tissot
Vintage '90s
501 jean, $85
by Levi's
Tote bag,
$39.90 by
JW Anderson x UNIQLO
Club C 85 sneaker,
$90 by Reebok
FYI
According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, around 29% of American workers regularly worked on the weekend last year.