Category: Fashion

My Newest Obsession: The Coaster Luxe Jumpsuit from Athleta

Let me start by saying, I am not a jumpsuit person.

I absolutely love the look of other people in jumpsuits and overalls, but I look like a Weeble-wobble minion. It’s not cute. And it’s absolutely a running joke between me and my husband that I can NOT pull off overalls (he says it’s okay, because I look cute in everything else, so there’s that).

Anyways, I DID actually end up buying a black denim jumpsuit on a whim last winter and loved it. Which was a total and complete surprise to me! I think it works because it has some elastic around the waist to make me more hourglass shaped and less minion shaped.

Which brings me to when I was on the Athleta website checking out their cyber week sales. I absolutely love my Coaster Luxe joggers and decided to search out the keywords ‘Coaster Luxe’ to see if anything would pop up on sale. And BOOM. The joggers I love were on sale, so I grabbed a pair in Elm (a dark green). This time I picked the long version because sometimes my ankles get a little cold. The longer version is PERFECT for my 5’7” height.

I also found the Coaster Luxe jumpsuit and I was intrigued. It’s a tank top, wide legged sweatsuit version of my favorite joggers! It was on sale and I found an extra % off promo code online, so I went ahead and added it to my cart. I’m typically a size large in Athleta bottoms, so I ordered a large.

I also ordered the Forever Fleece ½ Zip Hoodie in Truffle. I like my athletic tops/hoodies/sweatshirts oversized, so I ordered an XL.

Source: Athleta.com

For the three items + the sale + the promo code + some rewards in my Athleta account that I forgot about… I ended up paying $85 for everything!

Annnnddddd… I’m obsessed. After trying it on, I literally wore the jumpsuit for three days straight, topped with the forever fleece hoodie. It is so incredibly soft, the perfect amount of warm and really, really cute. It’s giving House Gremlin, but adorable. Yes, using the bathroom is annoying. However, I just pull my arms out of my hoodie (let it hang around my neck like a schlumpy scarf), pull down the top of the jumpsuit, and I’m good to go.

I finally threw it in the laundry this morning and I will absolutely be wearing it all winter long. I actually wasn’t planning to write a blog post about it, but after strutting around the house and our weekend errands in it and telling my husband 1,000 times how freaking COMFORTABLE I am, I feel like I need to share this with my other comfy girlies.

I just checked and they are still running some great sales over on the Athleta website. The jumpsuit comes in 2 colors, sizes XXS – 3X, and has regular, tall and petite options. The joggers come in 14 colors, sizes XXS – 3X, and also has regular, tall and petite options. AND, the fleece hoodie comes in 12 colors, sizes XXS – 3X and had regular, tall and petite options.

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My Style: November 2025

I love autumn – I’m a big fan of the changing leaves, bonfires, and spotting the first twinkle lights that go up for Christmas. I also enjoy getting out those sweaters, fluffy socks and boots that have been packed away over the warmer months, so let’s take a look at my November style.

Work Style

I fully love both of my office looks from this month! The outfit on the left was 100% planned so I could wear my new-to-me hand tooled cowboy boots. I paired them with a secondhand Anthropologie dress that combines tulle and glittery dots, a thrifted cardigan and I added a brown braided belt to tie in the brown of my boots.

For the outfit on the right, I pulled out this animal print, pleated skirt that I found at a consignment shop last spring. I topped it with a thrifted black cotton blouse, black sparkly cardigan (thrifted last month) and an absolutely gorgeous pair of Tieks that I was gifted last year.

Casual Style

Lots of jeans and layers for my non-work plans this month. I tend to do a t-shirt and a topper so that I can easily self regulate when I get too hot or too cold.

Thanksgiving Style

Here are my two Thanksgiving dinner looks for this year. The outfit on the left was for my parent’s house, so I went more casual with a black v-neck tee, chunky cardigan (recently dyed green… it was previously cream), and bootleg jeans. For dinner with my husband’s family a couple days later, we had a long drive so I wanted something comfy to sit in for hours without a waistband digging in after dinner. So, I paired this secondhand Madewell dress with a secondhand Anthropologie cardigan and those fabulous boots again.

New vs Secondhand Tally

This month, I count 5 items that I purchased retail, 19 items I purchased secondhand, and 1 item I was gifted.

November Thrift Haul

While I did stop by the thrift store a couple times this month, I didn’t actually end up thrifting anything. However, I DID get super lucky at my favorite consignment shop when I went to pick up my unsold items and my check. Spoiler alert, I basically spent what I earned, so it’s like I traded clothes (which is fine by me!).

Let’s take a look at this month’s secondhand scores:

Elieen Fisher Stand Collar Coat, $65

Did I need another coat? Um… no. Can I resist a designer coat that fits me perfectly and is fantastically lightweight but warm? Also, no. I love this classic black coat with an adjustable drawstring in the waist and nice, deep, fleece-lined pockets. I decided it was well worth the $65 to me and was pleasantly surprised to see that the original retail price was $368.

This will get lots of wear this winter and I like that it’s a bit longer for a warm booty. I also like that this coat is perfect for layering, which means it will most likely come with us on our next vacation.

Current Air duster, $28

This fun duster/kimono-type thing called to me from across the aisle. It was stuffed in with the size small dresses, but I was intrigued by the metallic gold accents. Rather than being a size small dress, it’s actually a “one size” duster from Anthropologie (retail $120)!

I tried it on over my tee shirt and jeans and kind of love it, so I figured it should come home with me. I like it as a duster with the outfit I was wearing, but I also think this will look cute over shorts and a tank top in the summer, or even as a swimsuit coverup.

Heritage Boot Co, “Bandito/Bandita” Cowboy Boots, $81

These are the absolute jewel of my secondhand finds this month. Actually, this year. Or maybe even my entire life. I’ve been casually stalking similar boots with the brown over black leather look on Poshmark, but hadn’t pulled the trigger because it’s hard to tell if something is real leather, or the condition of the inside from a few photos.

I was checking through the shoe section and saw one of these boots shoved over to the side. I squinted closer and liked what I saw, so I carried it around awhile and eventually asked for the other boot so I could give them a try. They fit like they were MADE for me. I did a quick brand search on my phone to make sure they were worth the $81, but the wifi was terrible, so I took an educated chance on them since I love them, and they felt very well made.

Imagine my shock when I did my research later that night and found that the Heritage Boot Co has just one store in Austin, TX and all their boots are completely handmade. NO MACHINE was involved to do this intricate tooling, it was all hand tooled! I found the men’s version of my boots on their website and they sell for… $1,695. HOLY GUACAMOLE! So yeah, I’m not sure which rich lady wore these a bit and then dropped them at the consignment store, but I’d really love to be her friend and take her hand-me-downs!