This is for the corporate girls who work from home and are tired of relying on boring sweatshirts day in, day out.

As I head into my first true autumn / winter in over five years, I’ve realized there is quite a gap in my wardrobe. Much of my closet is still catered to mild SoCal winters that I got by on with vintage t-shirts and the occasional sweater or light jacket. So on my journey of scouring the internet for comfy, well-made tops, I found these that I know I would realistically reach for on WFH days.

May I present: 9 cozy WFH tops that are perfect for the cooler months and are neither sweatshirts or sweaters.

A glasses try on at the gorgeous Akila store in Silver Lake, from earlier this year. I’ve been a long-time fan of the brand, and John and I own several pairs of sunglasses between the two of us — some of my favorites (sadly discontinued) can be spotted hanging on my sweatshirt in all of the photos below.

I’ve been exclusively wearing contacts for years now, but I’m finally on the hunt for some fun frames to replace my old glasses from a decade ago with a prescription that is sorely outdated.

I’m a chronic window shopper as in: I make a giant wishlist of what I want, watch it all sell out, and then live with crippling regret for the next 60 business days. I rarely spend money on new items, and when I do, it’s because I’ve ruminated on it for a considerable amount of time before finally purchasing. My long deliberation is driven by both my indecisiveness and my desire to be as conscious of a consumer as possible.

However, if I had a limitless budge and was quicker to act, these are the 13 items I’d purchase, ranging from clothing and accessories, to bags and shoes, to jewelry and…a surprisingly chic water bottle?