T-Shirts

James Perse (Splurge). If there’s one reason this brand has had so much staying power, it’s because of their perfect T-shirts—the cut, the fabric, and the way they wash and wear so well are all part of what makes them special.

For the fall, we’re trading in our linen and jersey blends for classic cotton. This assorted pack is what we like to call “Brilliant at the Basics.”

ASOS (Save). In our Six to Sunday history, we’ve done a number of T-shirt fit tests and—to our own surprise (and delight, given the price)—ASOS is a winner time and again. Petites, tall, big chests, you name it.

‍

‍

‍Ballet Flat

Margaux (Splurge). The shoe conundrum is real. You want cute, but you crave comfort. You want quality, but you don’t want to be price gauged. One of our favorite shoe brands is Margaux, a company whose mission is to make beautiful, comfortable shoes, and they are crushing that goal.

They use natural materials, gorgeous colors, and with 55mm of padding, your feet are cushioned and supported for all-day wear. We recommend buying one ½ size up.

J.Crew (Save). The classic design is the hallmark of J.Crew, and they have maintained their consistency for decades. This canvas-lined leather ballet flat is a great option.

‍

Denim

Mother (Splurge). A great pair of jeans is, for most of us, the holy grail. And denim is one of those items that, if purchased in a classic enough cut and color, you will wear into the ground and have in your wardrobe for years. And then the math makes sense because the price per wear for a pair you adore is more than worth it.

Look no further than the cult brand Mother. We don’t know one woman who hasn’t fallen in love with the quality and perfect amount of stretch. Our favorite cuts this season? The Tomcat wide leg and Rider ankle flare.

Madewell (Save). We’re long-time fans of Madewell denim and for a good reason. They make tons of different styles, they love a high rise, the denim often has a bit of stretch in it (hallelujah!), the weight is just right (not too heavy, not too light), and most come in petite, tall, plus, and standard sizing.

Heading into fall, we’re eyeing the Decatur Wash which will go with just about everything in our wardrobes. Did we mention we’ve sold dozens of these since first featuring them way back last spring?

Button-Down

Ministry of Supply (Splurge). We can find little error with how the Ministry of Supply makes this classic staple. We’re obsessing over the 100% recycled, wrinkle-resistant fabric that has a slight stretch and a hidden bust button (diminishing all fears of the dreaded peek-a-boo moment). In an ever-so-slightly oversized fit, this shirt is a dream for most body types and styling preferences.

Gap (Save). Thanks to a renewed design focus, this heritage brand is looking better than ever this fall. We have raised our eyebrows noticing the new “PROJECT GAP” line, and it’s spilling over to classics as well. We think they’ve hit it out of the park with their latest button-down, which comes in black and white, tall, standard, and petite sizing.

They’re also doing a version of the VERY on-trend cropped style:

Underwear

Negative Underwear (Splurge). They call this underwear “Whipped” and for good reason. It’s buttery soft, high-waisted, and beloved by their customers and the Six to Sunday team included. Worth every penny.

Third Love (Save). Smooth, stretchy, seamless. Win-win-win.

‍

Socks

Bombas (Splurge). The transition to wearing real shoes again calls for a sock refresh, and Bombas makes some of our favorite no-show socks. Get a multi-pack and save yourself the mismatched, can’t find the socks you want conundrum.

Hanes (Save). Dependable and well-made, you cannot go wrong with Hanes.