Winter office dresses, a winter work dress in knit

Our winter office dresses all have long sleeves, and most of them close high at the neck. We sew them in rib knit and angora-blend knit, in jersey and in velvet, in mini and midi lengths. A good winter work dress should save you from thinking about layers at seven in the morning.

Rib-knit turtlenecks for the days you’d skip the scarf

Take our emerald rib-knit midi. Its collar stands high and the sleeves are long, so a scarf under your coat often isn’t needed. The ribbing gives the fabric texture, and that’s why the dress looks interesting with no print or trim. A thin belt and loafers make it office-ready.

Rib knit stretches and hugs. Check your hip measurement against the chart before you choose, along with your bust. Would you rather show a bit of neck? Our blue midi in rib knit opens into a shallow V, open just enough for a meeting, and we’d wear it with a gray blazer and low ankle boots.

Dry rib knit flat and store it folded, so it doesn’t stretch out.

Angora-blend knit when the heating can’t keep up

Some offices stay cold until noon. Angora-blend knit is soft and warm, and we make it as turtleneck midis in black, beige, caramel and powder pink, plus a few shorter styles. The gray-blue mini with a stand collar feels like a thin sweater. It’s soft enough to wear all day with nothing underneath, and a long gray blazer with opaque tights turns it into a work outfit.

These dresses fit close to the body. Smooth, seamless underwear is worth it.

Velvet for the client dinner and the December party

Is velvet too much for work? Not in a closed cut. Our black velvet turtleneck midi is closed from chin to wrist, and with a blazer and a small leather bag it suits a business dinner. Burgundy velvet with a tie belt and a shallow V handles the company party, since its midi hem covers the knees.

Shorter velvet minis with a round neck live here too. Keep those for offices with a relaxed dress code and add opaque tights.

Winter office dresses are a seasonal collection, so look early and settle your size before the cold sets in. We cut every style XS to XL, and an L is about a US 10. For other seasons, start from our work dress page.