The quintessential fabric for European summers deserve a spot in your workwear too.
If there’s anything I’ve learned after climbing many flights of stairs while vacationing in Greece a few summers ago, its that — you need to wear linen. Known for being highly breathable, absorbent and comfortable against the skin, linen is one of the best fabrics you can wear in the heat.
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It can be difficult trying to figure out what to wear during the summer in New York City. Not only is it hot with temperatures ranging from the mid-80s to high-90s (in degrees Farenheit), some days can also be very humid. And if you’re like me, the transition to summer catches me by surprise every.single.time. One day I’m wearing a parka and a light scarf and the next I am searching high and low for my favorite linen pants.
One of the best purchases I made this summer was two pairs of linen pants from DISSH. And if you’re caught up on recent blog posts you know I’ve also been raving this chocolate sleeveless knit maxi dress from DISSH. DISSH has succeeded in creating elevated everyday pieces that I enjoy wearing. While searching for linen pants I had a few key criteria in mind.
Reasons to Love the DISSH Holden Linen Pant
- 100% linen
- Light, breathable
- Long length (extra points for a little past floor length)
- High rise
- Lining
Related: DISSH Gets It. And Now I Can’t Stop Wearing This
Safe to say, these linen pants from DISSH have more than met my expectations. I’ve worn these pants to the office, to run errands and on travel days. It goes with everything without requiring too much thought. Paired with my favorite cotton tank or stylish blouse and I am ready in less than 10 minutes.
I purchased these pants in both white and black. Between these two options I have been able to get an incredible amount of wear.
Let me know below if you are thinking about adding linen to your work wardrobe!
Live abundantly,
Bethany
