Our 5 Favourite Bottoms to Wear with the On Repeat Woven T-shirt
One of the things I love about the On Repeat Woven T-shirt is how easily it fits into a wardrobe. It’s a simple shape, but between the Cropped Shell, the Gently Flared Top, all those necklines and sleeves, and the fabric you choose, it can look completely different every time you make it.
So what do we wear it with? I went back through both of our On Repeat Fabric Edits, looked at what our team actually paired theirs with, and added my own favourites to the mix. These five bottoms came up most often. And yes, Making Moves was a rather convincing winner! If you already own On Repeat, perhaps one of these will be your next pattern.
Making Moves Pants
There’s a reason Making Moves Barrel Leg Pants appeared more often than any other bottoms pattern in our On Repeat Fabric Edits. We have so many combinations that this one deserves a few extra rows of photos! The subtle barrel-leg shape adds interest without needing a complicated top, while the simple lines of On Repeat give the pants room to do their thing. I especially love the Cropped Shell with these, although the longer Gently Flared Top is another easy option.
Coco Wide Leg Pants
If you love a wide-leg pant, the Coco Wide Leg Pants are a natural partner for On Repeat. The two shapes work beautifully together, whether you’re making a matching set or mixing fabrics you already have in your wardrobe. A Cropped Shell keeps the look simple, while the longer top gives you a different proportion to play with.
Easy Does It Skirt
The Easy Does It Skirt is one of those pieces that makes getting dressed very straightforward. Its A-line shape and flat front elastic back waist works so well with On Repeat’s clean silhouette. You can take the combination in completely different directions just by changing the fabric. Think easy everyday separates, a matching set or a bolder print with a plain skirt.
Vacation Vibes Pants
For a relaxed, floaty combination, it’s hard to go past Vacation Vibes. The palazzo shape brings movement & the pull on waist brings comfort. The cropped shell option in the On Repeat Top is a great way to balance all that fabric without losing the relaxed feel. These three versions show how well the pairing works with different prints and textures.
Free Spirit Skirt
And then there’s Free Spirit. A flowing skirt with a simple woven tee is such an easy combination, especially when you want something with movement. Steph’s drapey rayon On Repeat shows how the longer Gently Flared Top can work with a skirt too. This is definitely one to play around with in front of the mirror.
And that’s our five! If one of these bottoms has caught your eye, follow the pattern link in each section to see all the options. Of course, On Repeat isn’t limited to these combinations. The fun is in trying the different lengths, fabrics and shapes with the bottoms you already love wearing. Sometimes a quick try-on is all it takes to find a new favourite outfit.
Want to see even more versions of On Repeat? Have a look at our On Repeat Fabric Edit — Part 1.
