If you’re a Nordstrom fan (as many Refinery29 readers and editors are), you likely know that the retailer has several in-house “Nordstrom Made” brands. Around for nearly 40 years, BP. started as a juniors label, and now offers gender- and size-inclusive clothing and accessories. Open Edit serves trend-forward styles that can also easily blend into your existing wardrobe. Treasure & Bond has laidback, vintage-inspired clothing made for casual outings. Caslon has mature, relaxed, and effortless staples. Activewear brand Zella is designed with performance and comfort in mind. And, of course, there’s Nordstrom‘s namesake line, which offers up fashion-forward wardrobe building blocks.
With spring around the corner and my wardrobe in need of transitional-weather staples and spring workwear outfits, I recently went to the NYC flagship store to check out the retailer’s in-house selection. While browsing through the new arrivals, I was intrigued by the spring outerwear and skirts from Open Edit, classic button-downs and trousers from Caslon, and dresses and denim from Nordstrom, so I put together looks from these three brands. Ahead, see my favorite spring must-haves from each.
