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- At Insider Picks, we test out hundreds of products each year. That volume makes us particularly discerning shoppers in our own lives, especially when it comes to what goes in our closets.
- I asked seven women on the Insider Picks team to share where they personally shop for workwear, and what they recommend buying from each store.
- Below, you'll find our 19 go-to brands, like Everlane, Uniqlo, and Dagne Dover, plus our favorite styles to buy.
The day that I realized I would spend most of my adult life in workwear is the same day I found myself sweating, rolling bags of ill-fitting blouses, scratchy wool skirts, and too-tight blazers into a donation bin. If you aren't strategic in picking out workwear you actually like, then an alarming percentage of your closet will one day be drab, unflattering, and uncomfortable.
Thankfully, there is no shortage of great places to find the kind of workwear that you'll actually want to wear - the kind that feels and looks good, but also makes you more comfortable at your desk and more confident in your day-to-day life.
To create a cheat sheet to the best places to shop for women's workwear, I asked the women on the Insider Picks team to divulge the stores they personally shop at, and what they buy. We see and test hundreds of products every year, which makes us group of extremely critical shoppers - especially where our own small NYC closets are concerned. Below, we share some of our favorite places to buy women's workwear and a few tips and tricks about what to buy from each brand.
Read on for 19 places we go to for women's workwear, and what we buy from each:
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