Women’s Workwear

Women’s workwear, at LAV & DC, is not a synonym for a suit. It is the complete set of work clothes for women who spend real hours at a desk, in rooms, and on the way between them. Blazers. Fluid blouses. Merino knits. Relaxed tailored trousers. Dresses that do not require a second outfit at 7 p.m. A trench that covers the rest.

If you arrived from a search for work clothes for women, you are probably trying to solve a week, not a Saturday. This page is built for that. You can assemble a full occupational closet here: a signature espresso blazer, a white shirt, a navy cigarette pant, a camel crew, a charcoal dress, a vest for days a jacket is too much. Business Casual exists for a looser dress code. Office Dresses exists when the only question is a dress. Workwear is the whole wardrobe.

The cut is where the brand shows. Shoulders are easy, not padded into a 1980s line. Trousers have room to sit. Knits are fine enough to go under a jacket. Colors stay in a working palette — espresso, navy, stone, ivory, charcoal, camel, wine — so pieces combine without a styling degree. That is the French habit: fewer, better, repeated.

We think about Tuesday. The meeting that overran. The air conditioning. The commute. The dinner you did not plan to attend. Workwear that only works in a lookbook is costume. Ours is meant to be lived in and still look like you meant it.

If you are starting from nothing, take the Espresso Wool Blazer, the White Cuff Shirt, the Stone Pleated Trouser or the Espresso Straight Trouser, the Camel Merino Crew, and the Navy Belted Midi Dress. Five pieces. A working week. Then add the trench and a second knit. That is women’s workwear with a point of view, not a catalog of corporate separates.