These Minimalist Aritzia Finds Will Sell Out Before Black Friday—Shop Them While You Can
Each item falls under $300.
To know me is to understand that my personal style is strongly rooted in minimalism. What can I say? I’m passionate about pared-down pieces that I can effortlessly wear on repeat. So, when I set out to elevate my winter capsule wardrobe for the chilly months ahead, I turned to Aritzia, my go-to shopping destination for streamlined essentials that are bound to sell out in a matter of weeks.
While scouring through the retailer’s site, I spotted a handful of seasonal must-haves that I can’t live without. A glimpse at my shopping cart reveals an elegant wool coat with a shawl collar, a Fair Isle sweater for any après-ski look, and a pair of sturdy jeans to anchor my casual cold-weather outfits. And the best part of all? Every single style that I found falls under $300.
Ahead, discover a curated edit of 20 minimalist finds that you’ll want to wear all winter long, from laid-back basics to dressy staples. Invest in these items now, and you won’t have to look elsewhere to complete your capsule wardrobe.
What I love most about this faux fur coat is its cropped construction and chic collars, which work together to create a look that’s oh-so ladylike. Enhance this luxe layer with black pants, knee-high boots, and gold accessories.
Every winter capsule wardrobe needs an assortment of jeans—and there’s no debating that. I’d recommend this pair, defined by a wide-leg silhouette that falls in line with this season’s denim trends.
It doesn’t get more classic than a cable knit sweater. Team this timeless top with trousers, loafers, and a wool coat for an easygoing outfit.
Swap your old puffer for this sleek alternative. It's designed with premium down fabric that’ll keep you nice and warm, so it strikes the perfect balance between fashionable and functional.
Dressing for a holiday party can be tricky, so why not allow Aritzia to make things easier? Simply slip on this little black dress, and complete the look with sheer tights, slim heels, and a sweeping coat.
Ask me about the most viral winter color trend, and I’ll wax poetic about chocolate brown. Sample the shade with Aritzia’s blazer, and finish your ensemble with the brand’s matching trousers.
I’m not exaggerating when I say I own about 20 cardigans. But you can never have too many, right? That’s why I’m expanding my collection with this polished design.
While I already have Aritzia’s Synergy Bomber in brown, I’m planning to buy it again in black. Yes, it’s really that good! This style is my go-to leather jacket that I rely on throughout the colder months.
Looking for a plain black coat that’ll pair well with any winter outfit? Aritzia has got you covered—pun fully intended.
Do yourself a favor and consider this relaxed cashmere sweater. It’s so soft, you’ll feel like you’re wrapped up in a plush blanket.
If you’re looking to zhuzh up your winter wardrobe with some color, try this sculpted cherry red number.
This piece will undoubtedly become the secret to mastering my winter going-out outfits. I can’t wait to pair it with a slip skirt, boots, and a cropped coat.
A white button-down should rank high on your list of layering essentials. Wear this collared piece beneath your favorite sweater vests, jumpers, and cardigans.
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Lauren K. Tappan is the Fashion Editor at Marie Claire, where she covers trend forecasting and shopping stories, highlighting runway-inspired styles and a blend of emerging and established brands. Prior to joining Marie Claire, she worked as a freelance editor for Harper’s Bazaar and ELLE, specializing in e-commerce content and curating seasonal trend reports. Earlier in her career, she worked at Town & Country, developing a strong portfolio of fashion roundups and designer profiles.
Lauren holds a bachelor's degree in communications with a minor in journalism from the University of Pennsylvania. While at Penn, she served as editor-in-chief of The Walk, the university's fashion magazine, and completed internships at Philadelphia Style Magazine and EveryStylishGirl.