Cozy Loungewear I Wear All Fall And Winter

I live in loungewear from September through March, and I have gotten specific about what I buy because I wear it constantly. The Softies Marshmallow Leopard Crew Neck Lounge Set at $160 is the one I would pick first.

It comes in Wild Espresso and Wild Grey, and the leopard is subtle enough that I have answered the door in it without thinking twice. If you want something you can wear with everything, the Softies Solid Marshmallow Reverse Seam Crew Neck Lounge Set with Bracelet Sleeve at $150 comes in Coco, Almond, Driftwood, Espresso, Black and a few more.

I like the bracelet sleeve because it stays out of the way when I am cooking or washing dishes. I pair both of them with the Quince Australian Shearling Clog Slipper in light grey at $60, which is the only slipper I have kept for more than one season, and the Quince Mongolian Cashmere Slouch Sock in oatmeal at $30 when the floors get cold. Thirty dollars for cashmere socks is the kind of thing I buy in two colors.

For mornings I go straight to the Quince Organic Turkish Waffle Robe in espresso at $52. Waffle fabric dries faster than terry, so I can put it on right out of the shower and it does not stay damp on the hook all day. The Abercrombie Lounge Ribbed Wide Leg Sweatpant at $55 is the piece I actually leave the house in. I wear it with a plain tank and a jacket and it reads like an outfit instead of pajamas.

The Anthropologie Estella Cotton Woven Throw Blanket in swan at $118 is what ties all of it together for me. I keep it on the end of the sofa year round, and the woven texture keeps it from looking like a blanket someone forgot to put away. Building this out slowly is worth it, because good loungewear gets worn more than almost anything else you own. If you only add one piece this fall, make it the robe or the slippers.