35 Budget Autumn Menswear Pieces Worth Buying
It’s one thing getting excited about the prospect of adding layers for autumn, and another altogether finding and, y’know, layering them. You suddenly need to start getting a lot better at covering your skin, and you’re not sure which patch to start with. Sound familiar?
We’re feeling generous and have taken (most of) the pain out of recalibrating your wardrobe for autumn. All essential and all wallet-friendly, here are 35 things that will help you leave the house a warmer and better-dressed man.
Chunky Cardigan
This autumn, getting chunky isn’t a bad thing. In fact, when it comes to cardigans, it’s a very good thing.
Unlike fine gauge examples, which can (on occasion) add decades to your wardrobe, with a thicker version there’s no such danger. Simply throw one over a shirt or crew-neck T-shirt and, as well as switching it in for your blazer on dress-down days, you can go easy on the central heating until November.
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- M&s Collection Pure Cotton Cable Knit Cardigan
- He By Mango Cotton Chunky Knit Cardigan
- H&m V-neck Cardigan
Wool Trousers
Dark indigo may be the de facto king of off-duty trousers, but before denim took over men’s wardrobes, wool held the fort during the colder months.
Offering a smarter alternative to jeans, but a more textural take on classic suit kecks, this season the high street has plenty of luxury-looking pairs that don’t come with a matching price tag. Stick to neutral colors but look for subtle checks or lightly flecked patterns to stand out from the funeral procession of boring winter work wardrobes.
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- Reiss Caruso Wool Slim Fit Trousers
- M&s Collection Regular Fit Wool Rich Single Pleated Trousers
- Ted Baker Tenetot Sterling Plain Wool Tailored Suit Trousers
Chunky Trainers
Not only are swollen sneakers massively en vogue, but when you think about it, their semi-technical stylings are also incredibly well suited to autumn. Durable uppers are perfect for combating the elements, while thick sole units lend themselves nicely to protecting the ends of your trousers from puddles.