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10 pieces to revitalize your autumn wardrobe

Now that the best of British summer has passed, it’s time to put away the Birkenstocks and bring out the Barbour jackets.

The transition from summer to autumn fashion can be confusing and often make it difficult to stay on trend, especially with the unpredictable British climate. 

 The runway has proven that workwear is still a very prominent trend for AW19, GQ reports that biggest trends for this season will be long puffer jackets, ankle boots and everything shearling, fabrics from previous seasons are still bigger and than ever.    

Autumn style doesn’t have to just be camel tones and cashmere jumpers, it can be tailored to your own preference whether your wardrobe is mainly workwear or streetwear.  At the Hermes show, we saw a pattern of black brogues and boots, Dior was similar to their all-black looks and textured fabrics. 

Based on what we’ve spotted on the runway, we’ve compiled a list of our top 10 autumn must-haves, this season we are choosing comfort without compromising style:

Outerwear

A fundamental piece for your winter wardrobe.

Nobis heritage parka – £695

Canadian brand, Nobis, is well known for both their technical and design features. This parka is premium Canadian white duck down, and has a drawstring within the interior, to ensure it fits around the waist and give that tailored look. Tried and tested in the harshest conditions, this jacket can withstand any weather.

Parajumpers gobi hooded bomber jacket- £776

Parajjumpers is known for their hard-wearing nylon exterior and their detachable coyote fur trim hoods. Perfect for winter hikes, this jacket is also available in 2 different colours. Every external and internal detail has been thoughtfully created to protect your belongings, inspired by the fusion of streetwear tech, the brand takes great pride in offering a timeless aesthetic as well as a product that is breathable providing an ultimate level of comfort.

 

 

Belstaff jacket- £350

The iconic 4-pocket jacket from the British brand Belstaff has transformed their range over the last couple of years, their take on classic dressing is tailored to both rural and urban wardrobes. This lightweight jacket is perfect for the days where the weather is unpredictable, the neutral tone allows you to mix with different combinations of bottoms. 

Barbour Byward wax jacket-  £229

British heritage brand Barbour celebrated 125 years this year, with the iconic badge on the left arm and corduroy collar. This jacket is heavily inspired by motorcycle culture, the technical features of this jacket include eyelets on the underarms for ventilation. 

Footwear

Stay dry, warm and comfortable with the top brands. 

Dr Marten Kelvin shoe – £112

The iconic 1960s brand, Dr Marten, is known for being a staple all year round. The kelvin shoe is the classic brogue with the classic black stitching. This shoe is sure to withstand any weather. The sharp, sleek and versatile silhouette is complemented by the black gum sole and matte leather finish. 

Ugg ascot brown suede shearling loafer – £110

Lined with luxuriously soft genuine sheepskin, perfect to stay warm throughout the transitional season. Ugg has designed this slipper with rubber soles so that it can be worn within and outside of your home. Designed with water-resistant suede leather upper, with these slippers you won’t have to compromise your comfort.

Grenson Joseph black calf boot – £208

Spotted at the Hermes show at fashion week, this calf boot is the easiest piece to bring back into your wardrobe and extremely easy to style. Pair with tailored trousers for that polished look. Swedish designer Tiger of Sweden was consistent with their black boots back in their January show. 

RM Williams formerly yard boot – £335

Originally intended to be a work boot, the water-resistant leather has been infused with oils during tanning to ensure your feet stay dry whatever the weather. 

Accessories

Achieve your personal style by accessorizing, they have the power to elevate your look to a whole new level.

Sandgvist andor backpack – £129.35

Made from organic cotton canvas and features adjustable straps to ensure full back support, this multifunctional bag can fit any essentials including your laptop, perfect for work and long haul travel.

Canada Goose woven scarf – £127.50

Woven in Italy with pure Merino wool, this soft scarf is also water-resistant, the generous size makes it perfect to travel with. Canada Goose has been producing high-quality winter accessories for almost 60 years, in 2017 they broke new ground by creating a knitwear line including luxurious merino wool garments.

Shop your AW19 wardrobe at CHO and Daniel Footwear.

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