We’re at that point in the year when many of us are refining our capsule wardrobes, and personally, I’m pretty proud of mine. Over the years, I’ve hand-selected pieces to serve as the foundation of my elegant wardrobe, putting each addition through a series of tests before it officially claims its spot. Now, my line-up is almost complete, and if you took a peek at my collection, you’d notice that the majority of my staples come from Reformation. And if you’re wondering which Reformation staples are worth it, these are the tried-and-tested pieces I swear by.

Bringing together classic designs, trending details and high-quality fabrics, Reformation is able to balance timeless and trending in equal measure. Think the application of a modern neckline to a timeless knit, or a loose silhouette to staple trousers, and Reformation knows that a small adjustment can make a big impact. Whilst the brand is known for the beautiful dresses consistently spotted throughout the warmer months and at every wedding we attend, Reformation excels in every single category. Trust me, I’ve tried it all.

Throughout the year, jeans are always a feature of my capsule wardrobe, and Reformation’s lineup has seriously impressed me. For loose styles, look to the Cary, or if you prefer a straighter fit, you’ll want to consider the beloved Cynthia jeans, which also come in petite lengths if you’re on the shorter side like me. Whilst the jeans-and-a-nice-top duo is renowned, finding that nice top can often feel like the tricky part, but Reformation’s styles always look the part. The Dusk Knit, a simple tank with a sleek high neckline, is a frequent part of my workwear and weekend outfits, and the Avery Knit Top is my go-to for evening.

Of course, I have to mention the Mason Pants, a staple in so many editors’ and fashion people’s wardrobes. The cut, the fit and the feel of the fabric have cemented these as my favourite tailored trousers, and they also come in shorter lengths (at 5’2″, I opt for the petite version). Whilst I’d never wish away the summer sun, I am quietly excited to pull out my soft Reformation knits, from the reliable Clara cardigan to the sumptuous Cove jumper; both have seen me through the past few winters with ease. They’re the kind of investment piece that you find yourself reaching for every crisp winter morning, and suddenly can’t remember what you wore before.