I’m Swapping My Winter Layers For These Spring Finds From Gap, Mango, and Banana Republic

This long-sleeve T-shirt may seem basic, but that’s why you’ll wear it repeatedly.

Gap’s CashSoft line is like the real thing without the price tag—or the dry-clean-only label. Wear this pick now with tanks, then keep it at your desk to battle the harsh AC come spring.

Temps will soon be too high to wear your go-to wool trousers, so swap them out for these breezy linen-blend pants instead.

A trench coat is the quintessential spring outerwear piece, so now's the time to add one to your closet if you're still on the hunt. Gap's one comes top-rated for its oversized fit and high-quality feel.

Spring outfits are all about layering, and this sweater is a great piece to have in your arsenal. It would look so chic paired with a white crewneck tee underneath.

I’ll never get tired of wearing button-down shirts simply because there are so many ways to style them. For spring, I recommend layering this oversized option over a tank and pairing it with lots of necklaces.

Remember the iconic white skirt outfit formula of summer 2024? I’m willing to bet it’s returning for spring 2025. Grab this find and pair it with crop tops for an easy yet polished look.

This knitted dress was practically made for the office. With its simple style, you can have fun with your choice of shoes and accessories.

I like to replace my white tank top every other season so that the color stays fresh—this $12 find gets bonus style points for its high neckline and wide shoulder straps.

With a slim fit and luxe ribbing, this cardigan is pretty enough to wear on its own. Choose from classic neutral shades like beige, black, and grey, or go bold with a cherry red. 

Add these white jeans to your denim collection in the new season. The shade feels especially on brand for spring, and they’re a nice switch-up from your go-to blue pairs.

This little black dress is the ideal pick for the tricky transitional weather. It’s lightweight and can be styled in a thousand different ways. I’d wear it with tights and knee-high boots for now, but come spring, I’d pair it with kitten heels.

Straight-leg jeans are timeless, so you can rely on this pair of jeans year after year. Go with a dark wash pair for a more elevated look.

Wear this striped sweater on chilly in-between days when one extra layer would do the trick.

It doesn’t get easier than these pull-on pants. They have a tailored look like trousers but feel just as comfy as a pair of pajamas.

Don’t think you saw the last of maxi denim skirts in 20—I predict the silhouette will return for spring.

The barrel-leg trend isn't just for denim—and these khakis are proof.

Spring may be approaching, but that doesn't mean you should pack away your sweaters. This cashmere knit is lightweight enough for tricky transitional weather—there are plenty of on-sale shades to choose from, too, for a pop of color in your wardrobe.

If you thought rain jackets couldn't be chic, think again. This one is equally stylish and functional, but be warned that it runs large.

Sometimes, a simple tank top doesn't cut it. So, opt for this silky tank instead. It's perfectly polished for date night, the office, or drinks with the girls.

These cropped jeans will be the perfect pair in my denim rotation come springtime when all I want to wear are fun sandals and trendy sneakers.

This pick is big, soft, and warm, making it an easy choice for cold, rainy, early-spring days.

A simple black mini skirt like this is a classic.

Swap out your winter turtleneck for this elevated T-shirt. The three-quarter sleeve and scoop neckline give it a feminine balletcore feel.

A slip skirt is a must in your spring wardrobe. Dress up this pretty green option with kitten heels and a blazer for the office, or dress it down with cool white sneakers and a tee.

It doesn't get much more classic than this denim jacket. It's the ideal throw-on-and-go piece since it goes with everything in your closet.