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Today marks the first official day of fall. It's that awkward time of year when you don't know whether to pull out the wool coat or slip into your summer dress one last time. Well, why not start from the ground up when shopping this season instead of hitting the latest trends. Think: crisp button-downs, durable leather jackets, and bags that go with everything. Those designer "dad sneakers" you've been eyeing since the Fall shows might be out of style by the time you can actually afford them, and balaclavas . . . well, they're not an everyday accessory. For a fall wardrobe that will not only last but help you feel polished, opt for a few of the basics, below. From a pair of classic sneakers you'll wear for years to a polished blazer for the office, here are 21 refreshing pieces to stock up on now.

"I've been trying to make it a point to tell the story of my clothes, but it's hard to be honest and say, ‘This is my cost, this is how much I make on this piece, this is why you should support my brand and the people who made it,'" Stanley says. "I love going to a store, and I have friends who have boutiques and work so hard. They deserve to make that margin, but the retail markup is really why clothes get so expensive. That's where I get stuck."

Those customers also understand the importance of supporting modest businesses instead of massive corporations—and that "shopping small" comes at a higher cost. Scale is the other elephant in the room: Typically, the more units of a garment you produce, the lower the price per unit gets. That isn't an explanation for dirt-cheap clothes because labor should be a steady cost, but sewers may be able to work a bit faster as a result of repetition. The price of fabric changes at scale too. If Stanley, Roche, and Romy could triple the size of their businesses, perhaps their prices would come down a little, but that isn't their goal. The larger a company gets, the more difficult it becomes to keep track of the supply chain; we all remember how certain well-known brands didn't even know their clothes were being produced in the collapsed Rana Plaza factory.

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