rag & bone - February 21, 2026

6 New Arrivals I’m Wearing Now—And Into Spring

They don’t have to wait for warm weather ͏ ͏ ͏ ͏ ͏ ͏ ͏...

Hey there, it’s Megan, ready-to-wear associate in women’s merchandising at rag & bone.

This New York winter has been one of the coldest in recent memory. I’m starting to feel wool sweater and down coat fatigue. Thankfully, our new Spring 2026 collection has arrived.

It’s full of pieces you can layer now and wear on their own once the weather warms: Featherweight denim shirts with cocooning cardigans over white jeans; slingback flats with tailored pants, leather blazers, or dresses; striped tees as an essential base or standalone top.

These are my top six:

The Low-Rise Jean: This medium indigo wash reads darker or lighter depending on what you pair with it, making it a super versatile addition to my closet.
Jamie Cropped Trench Coat: Love this twist on a classic. It works easily under parkas and over button-ups, so I’ll reach for it often over the next few months.
Connie Poplin Shirt: This feels relaxed when worn loose and polished when tucked.
Stevie Utility Pants: With a slight taper and subtle workwear edge, this is just the weekday pant refresh I needed.
Chappell Plaid Blazer: Even though it looks like heritage tailoring, it wears super easy, like my favorite, lounge-y button-up shirt. Plus, it has an adjustable tie whenever I want to change its shape.
Retro Trainer Sneakers: They come in so many fun colors, and I love the modern-meets-vintage vibe.

You can explore the full collection here.

And since many of us are planning a winter escape, one quick tip: pack rag & bone Miramar for travel days. The denim-printed sweatpant “jeans” are ideal for long stretches in transit. I always take these Shea pants, the hooded trucker jacket, and our green-and-white striped track pants.

Megan

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