These Under-$150 Spring Free People Picks Are Editor-Approved

It’s no secret that Refinery29 editors and readers alike are big fans of Free People. So, we’ve taken a look at the retailer’s new arrivals, which include all the biggest spring trends, and picked out our favorites to help narrow down your new-season wardrobe refresh.

From wedding-ready midi dresses to carryall bags and lounge sets made for warmer days, there’s a huge assortment of everyday looks we’re excited to wear. The best part? All of our picks come in under $150, so updating your wardrobe won’t break the bank.

Scroll on to shop our favorite Free People spring pieces.

“I just ordered this, and I’m so excited to wear it. I love a longline sports bra that can double as an active crop top because it feels like a two-in-one style. I also own a few FP Movement styles in this Kelly green colorway, so I simply have to add it to my collection!” — Victoria Montalti, Associate Fashion Writer

“Whenever I find a matching set under $100, I feel like I hit the jackpot. So this woven vest and short duo is definitely on my radar. I think all the colors look chic, but the hot pink really stands out to me. I can see myself wearing these pieces together for an easy-breezy outfit, or mixed and matched.” — Victoria Montalti, Associate Fashion Writer

“I’m running a 10k at Disney World (!) this spring, and am already planning my race-day outfit — it’s one of the most fun parts of the experience! FP Movement’s activewear perfectly combines form and function, and I’m planning my outfit around the Righteous Runsie. I love that it combines the key aspects of my go-to running outfit (a supportive tank top and a pair of breezy running shorts) into one garment. Plus, I know the teeny front cutout will come in handy when I’m sweating it out on mile six. Best of all, it comes in a rainbow of colors, so no matter which iconic character inspires my day-of-race look, I know there will be a Righteous Runsie to match.” — Karina Hoshikawa, Senior Writer

“I can always add another flowy maxi dress to my collection. I’m in love with this Free People number, with a V-neckline and shirred waist that sculpts the body and accentuates the curves. The wrinkled material looks so comfy and breathable, but the billowy silhouette makes this dressy enough for a date night or a beach wedding. I’m planning on carting the vivid orange colorway for my summer vacation.” — Venus Wong, Senior Writer

“I actually already own this suede bag in taupe, but with spring around the corner, I’m eyeing the same silhouette in this darling Kelly green. The bag is roomy (I can fit my laptop and whatever book I’m currently reading in there!) but not bulky, and goes with just about everything. It reminds me of the slouchy purses that characterized bohemian-chic style in the aughts, reimagined for today. Plus, the buttery suede feels so luxe, but the bag clocks in at right under $100. A steal, if you ask me.” — Karina Hoshikawa, Senior Writer

“I’ve been really into the fisherman aesthetic, and I think an easy way to master the look is with nautical-inspired stripes. I’m a big fan of the boat neckline on this dress, and think it’ll fit like a dream.” — Victoria Montalti, Associate Fashion Writer

“I have a vintage light blue denim jacket that I’ve worn to the ground, and I’ve been eager to replace it with one that comes in a darker wash. I’m partial to this boxy number since it comes in such a classic tone that will look good with pretty much everything. The slightly cropped but roomy fit also makes it an ideal layering piece.” — Venus Wong, Senior Writer

“Am I a mini girl by nature? Hard no. But this cotton-linen skort has me reconsidering for summer’s hottest days.” — Laura Lajiness Kaupke, Contributing Editor

“I already own this dress in lilac, and it’s one of my most worn pieces. It’s 100% cotton, so light and breathable, and the cut is perfectly free and flowy. Thanks to the fitted bodice, square neckline, and puffy, three-quarter sleeves, it also feels elegant and refined. To me, it’s the perfect spring dress to dress up or down based on my mood. I’ve worn my lilac version to everything from the office to a bachelorette party and the Era’s Tour. Now, I have my heart set on this dusty terracotta shade for a spring vacation to the South of France.”  — Esther Newman, Affiliate Writer

“Another 100% cotton winner from Free People. This classic midi is absolutely a spring staple. I love how the brand styled it for transitional weather by pairing it with an oversized sweater and boots. Catch me wearing it through festival season, to the office, and beyond.” — Kate Spencer, Senior Affiliate Partnerships Manager\

“I think it’s about time I pick up a pair of Free People barrel-leg jeans since I’ve grown to love the silhouette. But since I already own a couple of pairs, I’d like to try a printed style like this summery paisley bandana print. So fun!” — Victoria Montalti, Associate Fashion Writer

“If there’s one thing my wardrobe’s missing, it’s lightweight jackets to throw on when the air is still a bit crisp. I love this workwear-inspired option because it’s made of 100% cotton and comes in four great colors (I’m partial to the navy).” — Kate Spencer, Senior Affiliate Partnerships Manager

“Come late spring and throughout summer, I live in airy cotton pants, whether I’m working from home, heading out for drinks, or lying out in the park with a great book.” — Esther Newman, Affiliate Writer

“Consider me stunned that I’m actually ready to embrace the sheer trend. But this lace midi has me all kinds of ready to show a playful peek (with cute high-rise briefs underneath) for date night.” — Laura Lajiness Kaupke, Contributing Editor

“If it weren’t clear by now, I love an idyllic spring outfit that still feels fuss-free. Enter: these tapered gingham pants — perfect with a white T-shirt, slip-on slides, and sunglasses for a day out and about, whether it’s weekday errands or Saturday antiquing.” — Laura Lajiness Kaupke, Contributing Editor

“Feminine midi dresses are at the core of my being. I can’t get over the dreamy romance of this one, from the lace bodice to the open back. And the faded fern hue? An earthy-toned dream.” — Laura Lajiness Kaupke, Contributing Editor