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Secondhand · Vilnius · SS26
The Capsule
Twenty-two pieces, one earthy lane — rust-red, tan, olive, washed denim, chocolate, cream. Built to mix.
22 pieces · 22 looks
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Smart · office attire
Office — the pickOffice
Cream shirt worn loose — untucked and hanging straight, or a light front-tuck only if it doesn't ring. It's roomier than the navy, so it drapes over the middle instead of gripping. A full button-up reads a touch more formal than shirt-over-tee. Iron it, hem even, cords sitting low. This is your top pick.
cream shirt (loose) · tan cords · white AF1
Office — backupOffice
Navy shirt open over a plain grey or black tee — no tuck, so no belly ring, and the open front gives a slimming vertical line. Keep the tee plain and the shirt crisp so it reads smart-casual, not undone. Sharp, and totally interview-appropriate for an AI/automation team.
navy shirt open · plain tee · tan cords · white AF1
Office — cool dayOffice
For a cold day: navy shirt with the oatmeal cardigan open over it, cords, AF1. Over navy the cardigan has enough contrast not to wash out (unlike over cream), and open it gives a warm vertical line. Best own-it-now layered option until you find a dark blazer or chore jacket.
navy shirt · oatmeal cardigan open · tan cords · white AF1
Smart-casual · knits
Knit collarSmart-casual
Cream knit shirt worn on its own — the collar and buttons carry it, no layer needed. Half-tuck with cords, clean AF1. Relaxed-office or smart weekend, not interview.
cream knit shirt · tan cords · white AF1
Polished knitSmart-casual
Oatmeal fine-knit cardigan open over a plain tee — the finer of your two, so the smarter one. Vertical line down the front helps the profile. Layers under the chore coat without bulk.
oatmeal cardigan · grey/white tee · tan cords · white AF1
Soft layerSmart-casual
Grey cardigan open over black tee — cosier and a touch more casual than the oatmeal. Autumn/indoor layer. Open at the front, buttoned only at the waist is the most flattering.
grey cardigan · black tee · tan cords · white AF1
Casual · everyday
Warm AmericanaWeekend
Denim breaks up the brown-and-tan so nothing goes flat; white sneaker keeps it crisp. Your easiest strong look.
brown tee · light jeans · white AF1
Tonal brownRelaxed
Deliberately soft and monochrome-ish. The pink overshirt (open) and white sole lift the brown-on-tan so it doesn't fall flat. Drop the pink for a plainer version.
brown tee · tan cords · pink shirt (optional) · white AF1
Clean contrastEveryday
Dark top, light denim, white shoe — the black swoosh on the AF1 quietly echoes the tee. Grab-and-go.
washed black tee · light jeans · white/black AF1
Layered workwearPut-together
Pink over black is the cleanest contrast — the black grounds the softness so it doesn't read too sweet. Sleeves rolled. Grey tee underneath gives a hazier take.
pink shirt open · black tee · jeans · AF1
Soft NordicRelaxed
All muted, pink as the only real colour. Very calm and put-together without effort.
pink shirt · grey marl tee · tan cords · white AF1
Red Vans, done rightWeekend
Denim is where the red pops most. Grey or washed black tee up top — both let the shoe do the talking.
grey (or black) tee · light jeans · red Vans
Cosy weatherCold days
Texture-forward — fleece against cord — and warm. Swap to jeans + red Vans for a cooler-toned version.
black Nike fleece hoodie · tan cords · white AF1
Graphic layerWeekend
The brown back-print picks up the tan cords, so it reads intentional. Keep the pink shirt off the shoulders if you want the graphic seen from behind.
black graphic tee · tan cords · white AF1 · pink shirt (optional)
Graphic denimEveryday
Print's on the back, so from the front it plays as a plain black tee and the red Vans still pop off the denim.
black graphic tee · light jeans · red Vans
Casual · with a layer
Workwear stackWeekend
Vans chore coat open over the full earthy stack. The black cord collar ties to the AF1's black accent. Tonal and intentional. (Stone, so casual-only — not for interviews.)
chore coat open · brown tee · tan cords · white AF1
Chore + denimWeekend
Black tee and collar anchor the stone coat; red Vans as the one pop off the denim. Looser jeans work well under the boxy coat.
chore coat · black tee · looser jeans · red Vans
Green, groundedRelaxed
Black tee grounds the pastel green so it doesn't go too sweet — same logic as the pink. Green as the only colour. Casual-only.
green shacket open · black tee · jeans · white AF1
Casual · new pieces
Utility earthWeekend
Khaki Dickies + brown tee — warm tonal earth, very Americana workwear. Swap the tee for ecru or black to shift it. Add the Vans chore coat open for a fuller stack.
khaki Dickies · brown tee · white AF1
Olive & redWeekend
Khaki bottoms + black tee + red Vans — olive and red is a strong pairing, black keeps it grounded. Works with the olive hike pants too.
khaki Dickies · black tee · red Vans
Trail off-dutyActive
Olive hike pants lean technical/active, so keep them casual: black tee, red Vans, done. Your outdoors-and-errands bottom rather than a styled one.
olive hike pants · black tee · red Vans
Statement knitWeekend
The vintage patterned jumper is the loudest thing you own, so let it lead — plain denim below, clean sneaker. Never pair it with other patterns or the shackets. Bottoms always plain.
patterned jumper · plain jeans · white AF1
Loose & easyWeekend
Loose straight jeans want a low, chunky-ish shoe — Vans over AF1 here. Relaxed skate-leaning. Light and loose is the least slimming bottom, so a casual-styling pick.
loose jeans · washed black tee · red Vans
Combos to skip
✕Brown tee + red Vans — no colour link, the pairing goes flat.
✕Pink overshirt + red Vans — two warm-but-different reds that fight.
✕Fleece hoodie + cord overshirt — bulk on bulk.
✕Brown tee + tan cord shirt — too much warm-on-warm at once.
✕Green shacket + pink overshirt — two pastels with nothing to anchor them.
✕Green shacket + red Vans — colours clash.
✕Stone chore coat + cream shirt — light-on-light, washes out. Keep the coat for casual.
✕Patterned jumper + any pattern or the shackets — let the jumper be the only busy thing; bottoms always plain.
✕Khaki Dickies or olive hike pants + an olive/green top — muddy green-on-green. Contrast with brown, black, ecru, or rust.
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Your layers
Which layer for which setting. Only dark, matte layers read interview-safe; pastels and light stone stay casual.
Navy button-up Interview-safe
Your sharpest layer and the interview pick. Dark, faint sheen, gives the vertical line. Front-tuck it.
Cream dress shirt Interview-safe
Looser and softer than the navy — the comfortable backup. Front tuck, no pastel layer over it.
Vans chore coat Casual only
Great workwear piece, but stone reads casual and doesn't give the dark line. Weekend layer, not interviews.
Green & pink shackets Casual only
Pastels — soft and casual. Always anchor with a black tee. Never both together, never over the cream shirt.
Cream knit shirt Smart-casual
Collar + buttons means it stands alone and still looks put-together — your most useful knit. Relaxed-office or smart weekend, not interview. Keep it clean (cream shows marks).
Oatmeal & grey cardigans Smart-casual
Oatmeal is the finer, smarter one; grey is cosier and more casual. Worn open, both give the vertical line. Autumn/indoor layers, not real warmth.
Patterned jumper Casual only
The loudest piece you own — wear it as the hero, everything else plain. No pattern-on-pattern, bottoms always plain.
Cream NBT hoodie Loungewear
Stained, so at-home only for now. Dyeing it dark (olive, brown, charcoal) would bury the marks and make it wearable — then it fills your non-black hoodie gap.
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BOLO — on the lookout
The pieces that would stretch this capsule furthest, by category. Everything's secondhand-findable and in your earthy workwear / Americana lane. ★ marks a priority.
Tees & tops
★Clean white / ecru tee — the one basic missing from your rotation. Goes under every layer, brightens the palette. Boxy fit.
Earthy heavyweight tee — olive, rust, or faded ochre. Adds a colour you don't have without leaving the lane.
Striped tee — breton or workwear stripe. Quiet pattern, very Americana/skate.
Long-sleeve tee or henley — cream, grey, or brown. Layering and cooler days.
Shirts
Flannel / plaid overshirt — earthy check, worn open. Workwear staple that layers over any tee.
Chambray or denim shirt — mid or dark blue. Americana workhorse; wear solo or as a layer.
Sweats & knits
★Dark knit — crew or quarter-zip — charcoal, brown, olive. You've got the cream knit shirt and two light cardigans now, so this is about a dark knit for contrast and warmth. Smarter than the fleece hoodie. Merino or lambswool if you find it.
Plain hoodie in a neutral — your only wearable hoodie is black (the cream one's loungewear till it's dyed). Grey, ecru, brown, or olive.
Crewneck sweatshirt — no hood, dresses up further than a hoodie, layers under a jacket cleanly.
Jackets & layers
★Dark chore jacket / overshirt — navy, charcoal, black. Your biggest gap: the smart-casual layer. Same boxy shape as the Vans coat but works over the navy shirt too. Flattering open.
Denim / trucker jacket — mid or dark wash. Classic Americana; layers over tees and knits.
Unstructured blazer — navy or black, soft shoulders, unlined. For a step dressier — not a suit blazer.
Bottoms
★Dark straight-leg trousers — chinos or pleated, in charcoal, navy, or black. You've got tan cord, denim, and khaki/olive utility now, but nothing dark and smart. This unlocks smart-casual and reads more slimming. Straight, not tapered.
Black or dark-wash jeans — a darker, more slimming bottom to contrast your light-blue pairs. Straight leg.
Carpenter / work pants — got it (khaki Dickies). Covered.
Shoes
★Brown leather boots — Chelsea or derby. You've only got sneakers; a boot adds a whole register, sharpens every smart look, and fits the Americana/workwear lane. EUR 40.5.
Rugged work / hiker boot — brown or black. For weather and a more rugged skate-workwear feel.
Low suede sneaker — a muted tan or grey pair to sit between the white AF1 and red Vans.
Winter coat
Wool overcoat — charcoal, navy, or olive. Smart, long line, dresses over the interview shirt and the knits. The one piece that lifts everything in cold months.
Workwear parka or chore-lined jacket — for the casual, hard-weather days. Practical for a Vilnius / Helsinki winter.