Brand I like: Kule
Right now everything is 30% off, and I'm a little too excited about it
This kind of preppy, kind of tomboyish, and very New York-y label is running an especially good Black Friday promotion, and it’s got me all hyped up. This silk and cashmere bandana is both elegant and versatile—I feel like I’d reach for it constantly.
A cute and sporty graphic sweatshirt, perfect to kick around in.
Tees are sort of Kule’s thing—they offer many iterations in a nice variety of striped colorways and solids. Right now I’m thinking I’ll go for this navy and cream long-sleeved option, but there are so many other good ones to choose from too.
I prefer a Mackintosh like this to a trench, because most trenches have too many details, and this is so beautifully minimal.
I showed you this amazing faux fur duffel coat a while back—I think it would be very warm, and I love that it’s blue and not black.
And I’m still debating whether or not to go for this sweater, which is so excellently Missoni-esque.
There are a ton of turtleneck options here too, so check them out.
This cosmetic bag is part of Kule’s collab with Brooklinen and therefore not part of the 30% off promotion, but boy is it great.
And finally, sweater blazer that I’ve been eyeing for ages because I think it would make my same old boring uniform a lot more exciting.
I bought a few things from this sale yesterday! And it’s thanks to you, Kim, that I know this brand. Last year you linked to navy cashmere sweater with multicolored stripes, and it quickly became a favorite in my wardrobe. And I also got that duffel after you linked to it; can confirm it is indeed cuddly and warm. The sizing runs very large — I wear an 8, sometimes a 6, and had to return my initial Medium for an XS.
I bought a gorgeous green v-neck T over the summer that was way smaller than its indicated size. Not a big deal, I could have exchanged it easily — but was put off by the ‘dry clean only’ tag. It was lovely, but it was a cotton T after all. I returned it.
Is anyone successfully machine washing their ‘dry clean only’ Kule cotton t-shirts?