You’ve seen me try out a lot of Quince lately around here and it’s no secret that I’m loving their pieces for spring and summer. I found a few more favorites recently (in YouTube video form!) but wanted to share a few of them here on the blog, too.
Some of these pieces have already traveled the country with me and others are becoming new staples in my wardrobe. I love Quince for their fabric quality and price point to start with, but they keep on impressing me with the fit of their garments and the closet workhorse styles they offer.
My Top 6 Quince Favorites for Spring & Summer 2025
I struggle with summer and even spring pieces sometimes as I’m definitely more of a fall and layers and jackets gal. But this year I’ve found some real bangers at Quince that even I am loving putting on for both everyday wear and for slightly dressed up occasions. Below you’ll see I’ve got both a new go-to black dress, a new go-to cardigan and a new go-to leather tote bag.
1. 100% European Linen Scoop Neck Midi Dress
Dress (M) | Hat | Bag | Similar Slides
Pros: The fit is fab. The linen is great. It has pockets. I feel great in it. It has stretch at the back so it fits well. It has a back slit for ease of movement. It’s not too fancy but feels so good on and made me feel great about myself! True to size. Linen will give a bit with wear, so I wouldn’t size up unless truly between sizes.
Cons: Honestly, none. I guess it’s a small drawback that you might need to wear a strapless bra with this, but it fits so well I am able to wear just inserts I realized and don’t have to mess with an un-comfy wired strapless.
2. Organic Cotton Fisherman Boxy Cropped Cardigan
Sweater (S) | Pants (M) | Similar Slides
Pros: The construction and fit of this are both gorgeous. I love that it has some structure and isn’t drape-y all over the place. I feel like on my shorter torso that winds up looking better overall, especially if I’m wearing it all day (see below…traveled to Philly in it!) The length is perfect, too.
Cons: It’s a little heavy for true summer, so it may have to be your spring + fall sweater. Oh and cons on the pants…I don’t love these. They’re too thin. They’d be comfy for sleeping or lounging though.
Sweater (S) | Jeans (28) | Sneakers | Suitcase | Backpack
3. Cotton Striped Crewneck Sweater + Honorable Mention: Ponte Pants
Sweater (S) | Pants (M) | Similar Slides | Hat | Bag
Pros: This sweater is just lovely. It’s also made beautifully, like the cardigan above, out of 100% cotton. It feels fancy and so well made and impressive for the price. I love it. I’ve stopped sizing up in sweaters like these because I think the proportions are more flattering on my frame when they aren’t too loose or long. TTS though. And the pants? They’re the perfect weight (better than Spanx IMO) and a great basic go-to.
Cons: Again, the weight is a little substantial here which I like, but it’ll be too warm for summer months, unless you’re somewhere that cools off significantly at night (like the PNW Coast…it’ll be perfect for that.)
4. Italian Leather Woven Tote Bag
Pros: This bag looks gorgeous on, feels great, has long enough straps for comfortable carrying and holds what I need with room for shopping or other on-the-go pieces I might pick up along the way. I took this to Philly and DC with me recently, too, and it was a great day bag for bopping around Georgetown or running back and forth to the TME office with my laptop. It does have a couple of interior pockets, too, which, #necessary. I love it and want another color.
Cons: Because of the size/leather it can get a little heavy, but it doesn’t bother me much because of the great construction. If I fill it really full and wear it with a strappy dress like this it can get a little diggy on the shoulder, but the leather is still soft and not scratchy.
5. Organic Comfort Stretch Chore Jacket
Jacket (M) | Pants (M) | Sandals
Pros: I was surprised how soft this jacket felt when I first put it on. Usually utility jackets can be too heavy or structured, especially for warmer months, but this is perfect. It’s not too lightweight and holds its shape, but the softness makes me want to grab it always as my go-to when I’m wearing a sleeveless or short sleeved top.
Cons: Runs a little fitted, but because of the stretch this doesn’t bug.
6. 100% Washable Silk Slip Dress
Pros: I rarely wear silky slinky pieces like this anymore but I felt so great in it! I like having it in black as a go-to easy summer pieces that won’t take up much room in the suitcase either. And washable silk is alway the best silk in my book. This simple dress would be perfect for wedding season.
Cons: It fits juuuust a little tight at the bust but based on experience with this in another color I know it’ll relax a bit with wear.
Ok, hit me up with your current Quince favorites, too! Until next time…
xo,
L
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Honestly, the organic cotton gauze wide leg jumpsuit is my latest favorite. It looks and feels great. I got the light blue, so I’m sure I will stain it soon. I think I love the organic cotton more than the linen.
OK now I need to try the gauze obviously lol. I think I didn’t realize they had it!
Thanks for helping widdle down Quince’s Spring options – QQ for you Laura – what do you think of the blue floral print of the linen Quince dress? I like it but I’m not sure about its versatility?!?
Ooh as far as prints go it’s really pretty! I think the style itself of the dress leans fairly casual anyway, so if you love the print I say go for it! If it were a dressier shape you might need to worry about versatility more, if that makes sense.
Do you think the first dress could layer OVER a little tee?
I don’t think for me it could but it’s quite fitted in the bust/ribcage for me. BUT a thin fitted one might work! I think it would be cute that way for a more casual option.