Move over Nordstrom, everyone wants Quince

Everyone has been talking about Quince — the affordable luxury brand that turned cashmere sweaters, linen essentials, and everyday staples into must-have pieces without the designer price tag.Move over Nordstrom, because shoppers are increasingly looking to Quince for the kind of elevated basics they once splurged on elsewhere.The direct-to-consumer brand has built a loyal following by blending quality, sustainability and accessible pricing, creating the kind of “quiet luxury” appeal that has taken over social feeds and closets alike.That momentum has translated into major growth, with Quince surpassing $2 billion in sales over the past year.What started as a destination for affordable cashmere has grown into a full lifestyle powerhouse, offering everything from clothing and accessories to home goods.

Its success reflects a larger shift in how consumers shop: They want products that feel premium, last longer and align with their values — but they don’t necessarily want to pay traditional luxury markups.As shoppers continue to rethink what luxury really means, Quince has positioned itself at the center of the conversation.The brand’s rapid rise shows that today’s consumers aren’t just chasing labels.

Rather, they’re looking for smart purchases that deliver on style, quality and value.The New York Post Shopping team outlined some of the Quince items we’re eyeing that we’d recommend shopping for.It’s a smorgasbord of sustainable steals, and we’re all surfing its site.The Mongolian Cashmere Crewneck Sweater is crafted from soft, Grade-A cashmere that feels lightweight yet warm.

Its timeless crewneck silhouette makes it an easy staple to dress up with trousers or keep casual with denim.Made from premium European flax, this linen duvet cover set offers a breathable feel that gets softer with every wash.Whether you’re refreshing your bedroom for summer or layering for year-round comfort, it delivers an effortlessly relaxed look.A breathable ...

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Publisher: New York Post

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