Sustainable Style Resolutions: How to Refresh Your Wardrobe for the New Year

As the new year approaches, many of us look to refresh our wardrobe and our routines. What if we made one of those resolutions about sustainable style? The goal is to build a wardrobe that lasts — pieces you love, wear often, and feel good about.

Here are two standout items that make starting the year with intention both simple and stylish:

1. The Cedar Utility Jacket
The “Cedar Utility Jacket” is built with durability and versatility in mind. Made with a blend of cotton, wool, recycled polyester, and nylon, it pairs structure with substance for whatever the day brings. Whether you’re layering over a T‑shirt for a weekend out or going over a shirt for a casual meeting, this jacket becomes a go‑to. Because it’s sustainable and structured, it supports a wardrobe strategy of fewer pieces, better purpose.

2. The Navy Blue Pacific Sweater
A quality sweater is a wardrobe workhorse — and the “Navy Blue Pacific Sweater” delivers. With a crewneck, cozy feel, and casual polish, it works for coffee meetings, evening strolls, and everything in between. The fabric blend gives texture and character. Starting the year with this item means you’re choosing comfort and style that lasts, rather than chasing trends.

How to refresh smartly

• Audit your current closet: Keep what you love and wear. Let the rest go. Starting fresh means purpose over excess.

• Choose pieces that multi‑task: The Cedar Utility Jacket pulls double duty. The Navy Blue Pacific Sweater is wearable across contexts.

• Stick to versatile tones: Cedar, navy, charcoal — these anchor your wardrobe and simplify mixing and matching.

• Focus on materials and manufacturing: Prioritize sustainable fibers, low‑impact dyes, and ethical production practices.

• Plan for longevity: One investment piece that gets worn often trumps multiple impulse buys. These pieces support that mindset.

Why investing here matters
Refreshing your wardrobe for the new year becomes more than just new clothes — it becomes a statement about how you want to live. Choosing pieces like the Cedar Utility Jacket and the Navy Blue Pacific Sweater means selecting apparel designed to endure. That means fewer replacements, less waste, and a more consistent, polished style.

So as you set your style resolution for the new year, consider building around meaningful pieces — not just new ones. With these two strong foundations, you’re starting with substance, simplicity, and sustainability. Here’s to a year of smart style and intentional choices.