This Reformation fall edit rounds up the knit pieces, knee boots, mules and bags worth your attention. Reformation rarely marks things down, so the edit below is about buying the right pieces. In addition, every pick comes with the fit notes I wish someone had given me.
What to Buy: The Reformation Fall Edit
I combed the collection so you don’t have to. As a result, these are the pieces worth your cart, with fit notes on every one.
REFORMATION — Wiley Long Sleeve Knit Top
The boatneck and the rust color are quietly perfect for fall layering, and it’s the piece you’ll reach for three times a week without thinking about it.
Fit note: slim through the body — true to size for a sleek fit, up one for ease.
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REFORMATION — Hudson Knit Tank
The elevated tank you’ll wear under every blazer and cardigan — with an asymmetric hem and diagonal button detail that make it read polished. One honest caveat: the cut is snug, so the sizing note below really matters here.
Fit note: runs small — size up, full stop.
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Reformation Dresses to Add
Four dresses for the same fall wardrobe: two silk styles, a knit and a simple everyday option. Start with the Reformation Citron Dress, then look at the Reformation Frankie Silk Dress and the Reformation Ofelia Silk Dress for dressier days. For cooler weather, the Reformation Marceline Knit Dress pairs easily with the knee boots below.
More Reformation Boots and Mules
Fall shoes worth adding: three knee boots in different shapes and a pointed mule.
A smooth brown leather knee boot with a clean square toe and a low block heel.
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A black stretch knee boot with a sleek shaft and a sturdy heel.
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A flat suede knee boot in a warm tan that works with skirts and jeans.
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A pointed mule with a kitten heel in a gold jacquard, easy to dress up.
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Reformation Bags to Pair With Them
Four bags, from an easy everyday tote to a satin evening clutch.
A walnut leather shoulder bag with a soft shape and room for the daily essentials.
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A purple satin clutch with a slim shape for evenings out.
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A curved shoulder bag in a snake-look leather with a single strap.
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A cream leather tote with a clean slouchy shape and a tan lining.
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Worth It vs. Skip
Now for the honest take. The strongest picks in this edit are the knits: the Wiley top and Hudson tank are the pieces you’ll wear on repeat, and the boots and bags below round out the fall wardrobe. Petite? Then start with my edit of the 10 petite-friendly Madewell jeans we love.
Reformation Fall Edit FAQ
Does Reformation go on sale?
Rarely. The brand marks things down only a couple of times a year, so most pieces are full price. When a genuine Reformation deal appears, my newsletter hears about it first.
Which Reformation pieces should I buy first?
Start with the knits, then add a pair of boots and a bag. The edit above sticks to the proven winners.
Will sold-out pieces restock?
Returns trickle back, but full restocks aren’t guaranteed — so buy your size when you see it (returns are free).
The Bottom Line
This Reformation fall edit is the brand’s greatest hits in one cart, with pieces you’ll wear immediately. Above all, don’t sleep on the knits: they’re the first thing to go.
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