Checklist
Autumn wardrobe checklist
Autumn days start cold, warm up and finish wet. These pieces handle all three.
By Style Finder · Updated 26 October 2026
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- Light layers you can add and remove.
- A trench or transitional jacket.
- Knits in lighter weights.
- Ankle boots and loafers.
Autumn is about layering: most outfits are a light base, a knit or overshirt, and a jacket you can take off.
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Tips
- Check the forecast for the whole day, not the morning.
- Rich colours suit autumn: rust, olive, burgundy, camel.
- Waterproof leather shoes before the rain starts.
Questions
Layers: a light base, a knit or overshirt and a jacket, so you can adjust as the day changes.
When days stay below about 10 °C, a warmer coat and heavier knits are worth bringing out.
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Winter wardrobe checklist
Cold days are easier with the right pieces. Check your wardrobe against this list before winter starts.
What to wear
What to wear in 10 degrees (50 °F)
10 °C is jacket weather. A jumper and a light coat usually do it; wind or rain can make it feel much colder.
What to wear
What to wear in 15 degrees (59 °F)
15 °C is mild: warm in the sun, cool in the shade and in the evening. Light layers you can take off are the answer.
