31 Things I’m Adding to My Fall 2025 Capsule Wardrobe

31 Things I’m Adding to My Fall 2025 Capsule Wardrobe

I’m rethinking my closet for the season ahead—fewer pieces and better quality for Fall 2025

I did a little Amazon “shopping” this week—well, virtual window shopping—and with Prime Days starting today, I wanted to see just how far a $2,000 wardrobe refresh could go.

My original total? $2,074.36.
Prime Day total? $1,655.87.

Capsule wardrobes have been trending for a while, and for good reason. Whether you’re postpartum, starting fresh with your style, riding the Ozempic/Trizepitide wave, or (like me) just plain tired of staring at the same old clothes—it might be time for a reset.

But this isn’t just about style. It’s about ease. As a mom, my time is limited, my laundry is endless, and decision fatigue is real. So I’m building my Fall/Winter 2025 wardrobe with intention: fewer pieces, higher quality, and breathable layers (because… hello, Texas).

Instead of another impulsive summer shopping spree (I’m looking at you, random sundress I never wore), I’ve started clearing out the old—selling on Etsy, eBay, Poshmark, and at local consignment shops. Then I curated a focused Amazon wishlist to keep me on track. No more random buys. Just wearable essentials I can mix, match, and repeat.

Let me be clear—I’m no fashion influencer. I love a good deal, and I love not having to think too hard about what to wear every day. These pieces are mostly neutrals (except the purses—I live for a bold bag). I’ll still rock my red-and-black checkered Vans, graphic tees, and hoodies when the mood strikes.

Below are the 31 items I picked to anchor my closet, and how I would mix-and-match. These are pieces I wouldn’t want to live without. Most capsule wardrobe guides suggest around 33 pieces, but you can easily go smaller (or bigger). What matters is that it works for you.

The 31 Amazon Finds (All Prices as of Prime Day 2025)

Tanks, Tees & Base Layers
Sweaters, Cardigans & Layering Pieces
Bottoms: Pants, Skirts & Shorts
Jackets & Outerwear

Final Thoughts: Style, Savings & Smart Shopping

So that’s my current version of a wardrobe refresh—curated, budget-conscious, and built for busy days and mild winters. If you’re feeling the itch to reset your closet too, maybe start with a list. Think about what makes you feel good, what fits your life now, and what you’ll actually wear.

What’s in your essential closet? I’d love to hear.

About The Author

Kristi Olson

Kristi Olson is the creator behind Adventures in Momsville, where she shares real-life stories, travel tips, recipes, and mom-life inspiration to help busy families find adventure and joy every day.