This High Street Brand Is Loved By Fashion People And Royals — And I’ve Found Its Secret Sale

It's January, the month of fresh starts, somewhat ambitious resolutions, and - if you're anything like me - the perfect excuse to give your workwear wardrobe a much needed refresh. As we stumble (read: fall head first) back into the world of 9-5, there's one name in high street tailoring that you need on your radar: Reiss. A favourite of the fashion pack and royalty alike, the British brand has long been a go-to for sharp, timeless tailoring. And no, this might not be new news, but I've just found its secret sale - which has hundreds of wide-leg trousers, boxy blazers, midi skirts, jumpsuits, and pretty much anything you could wear to the office, with up to 60% off.

If you're looking to overhaul your workwear wardrobe without blowing your January budget then a good place to start is Reiss' secret sale, which is packed full of sophisticated staples. Influencer favourites include the Slim Flared Suit Trousers, which I'd style with a longline wool coat and chunky loafers, and the Les 100 Ciels Wool And Cashmere Jumper, to go with chunky gold bangles and leather trousers.

Investing in workwear and impeccable tailoring is never a bad idea - especially when it comes with a royal approval. Reiss is one of the few high street brands that have truly mastered the art of creating clothing that offer both sophistication and wearability, and it's unlikely the secret sale will be around long - so consider this your sign to act swiftly.

The great thing about a flared suit trouser is you can wear them with a similarly slim tailored blazer, or you can wear them with something more casual - like a roll neck jumper. Designed to sit mid-rise and to subtly skim the leg, these Camille trousers are perhaps the most flattering you might own.

If you're after the Kate Middleton look, the Lori baby blue blazer from Reiss could be a good place to start. With similar detailing to the one the Princess wore in 2023, this blazer has a double-breasted shape and soft woven feel.

To go with the Lori Suit Blazer also comes a pair of equally workwear-appropriate trousers. The bottom half of the baby blue ensemble has a high-rise waist, as well as a wide-leg fit to elongate your legs.

Of course, the Reiss sale doesn't just offer great tailoring, there's also a myriad of workwear essentials, starting with this stunning Fair Isle jumper. Made in a cosy wool blend that's sure to keep you warm on those frosty morning commutes, it also has drop-shoulder sleeves for a more boxy fit and round neckline.

Another pair of trousers that have yet again been seen on a handful of influencers are the Hadley style, which have a signature high-rise waist and flared cut. The pinch front seams add another layer of formality to the look, while they also have a stretchy fit for all-day wear.

For a look you can wear to the office that will keep you cosy all day, pair the Sophia jumper with taupe trousers and an oversized blazer in a similar earthy shade. Add a pair of suede loafers and you'll be good to go.

Available in both a regular length and petite (which might I add is an absolute saviour for us under 5'4 folk), the Lydia cream trousers have pleats that cleverly add volume through the thighs and a leg-lengthening effect thanks to its wide-leg design.

A design of coat I can most definitely see Claudia Winkleman sporting while filming The Traitors, this blazer features some of the most thought out detailing. Including a woven finish that feels way beyond its price point, practical front flap pockets, and thick lining.

If you're on the hunt for that perfect coat to wear over all your office outfits - we might've just found the one. With flap pockets, a luxurious satin lining and double-breasted buttons, the Amalia coat is not only heritage-inspired, but also is cut from a weighty wool blend.

The Aspen coat puts a modern spin on the classic longline coat silhouette, but adding two patch pockets and a boiled-wool boucle outer. Winter doesn't mean you have to put away all your light-coloured clothing, in fact it's time to don your winter whites, so pair the coat with cream trousers and a chunky turtleneck of a similar shade.

Traditional party season might be behind us, but the dressing-ourselves-in-head-to-toe-velvet obsession certainly isn't. One of my favourite sale items Reiss currently has to offer, the Viola jacket features a round neck, epaulettes and buttoned patch pockets.

Of course, any workwear wardrobe isn't complete without a classic white oversized cotton shirt. Tuck into a pair of high-waisted trousers and layer with a coat in the winter, or wear open over a cami in the summer. A white shirt is a wardrobe staple for a reason, and it's because the styling possibilities are practically endless.

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