Autumn dressing is at its best when it feels effortless: one useful outer layer, a comfortable trouser shape and just enough colour to make the outfit feel considered.
Our latest arrivals bring together practical jackets, soft wide-leg trousers, easy pull-on shapes and relaxed fleece pieces. Rather than styling them as matching head-to-toe looks, we asked our editor to mix everything as she would in real life — with pieces already in the wardrobe, slightly unexpected colour combinations and shoes made for an ordinary day out.
Here are six outfit formulas to try.
1. Colour-block jacket + coffee-brown wide-leg trousers
Navy and brown are quieter than black but just as easy to wear. The Unisex Colour-Block Hooded Jacket adds a sporty navy, white and green layer, while the coffee colour of the Soft Ribbed Drawstring Wide-Leg Trousers warms up the whole outfit.
Keep the middle layer simple — a soft grey long-sleeve top works well — then add white trainers and a small oxblood or burgundy bag. The result feels casual without looking like gymwear.
The styling idea: Use brown as your new neutral, then add colour through one practical jacket.
2. Pale pink + washed burgundy + relaxed black trousers
Pink does not have to feel overly sweet. The pale pink side of the Unisex Reversible Oversized Windproof Shower-Resistant Jacket looks more grounded with a washed burgundy sweatshirt and the Fleece-Lined Relaxed Black Trousers.
Off-white trainers and a taupe crossbody bag keep the palette soft. Leave the jacket open and let the sweatshirt show at the cuffs so the outfit feels layered rather than colour-blocked.
The styling idea: Pair a soft colour with one deeper, slightly faded tone instead of adding more pastels.
3. Warm brown puffer + blue shirt + black straight-leg trousers
A puffer can still work for everyday smart-casual dressing. Wear the brown Unisex Oversized Hooded Padded Jacket over a pale-blue Oxford shirt, leaving the shirt slightly untucked. Add the High-Stretch Pull-On Straight-Leg Trousers and dark cherry loafers.
The shirt collar brings a little structure, while the pull-on trousers keep the outfit easy. A small glimpse of ribbed socks makes the loafers feel relaxed rather than formal.
The styling idea: Put a crisp shirt under a padded jacket to balance softness with structure.
4. Sage green puffer + bubblegum-pink joggers
This is the boldest colour pairing in the edit, but the shapes are very simple. The pale sage Unisex Oversized Stand Collar Padded Jacket softens the bubblegum-pink joggers from the Minimalist Fleece Two-Piece Tracksuit Set.
A cream ribbed vest, grey trainers and a faded navy cap stop the two colours from competing. It is cheerful, comfortable and much easier to wear than it might sound.
The styling idea: Keep bright colour combinations wearable with neutral shoes and a plain base layer.
5. Sand and ivory jacket + rust knit + dark-grey wide-leg trousers
The Unisex 3-in-1 Detachable Fleece Hooded Jacket already combines warm sand and ivory, so it suits an autumn palette naturally. Add a rust-coloured fine knit and the dark-grey version of the Soft Ribbed Drawstring Wide-Leg Trousers.
The wide trouser shape balances the practical jacket without needing a tight or cropped top. Finish with black trainers and a deep green bag for one restrained colour accent.
The styling idea: Mix warm and cool neutrals, then add one earthy colour close to the face.
6. Teal quilted jacket + chocolate fleece joggers
For the most relaxed look, pair the teal Oversized Grid Quilted Hooded Puffer Jacket with the chocolate-brown joggers from the Minimalist Fleece Two-Piece Tracksuit Set.
A cream-and-navy striped cotton top breaks up the darker colours, while worn-in trainers and a small silver pouch keep everything practical. This is the outfit for days when comfort comes first, but you still want the colours to look intentional.
The styling idea: A stripe can link two solid colours without making a casual outfit feel busy.
The new-season edit
If you prefer understated layers, start with the straight-leg or relaxed black trousers and add one warm neutral jacket. If you enjoy more colour, try sage with pink, teal with chocolate, or navy with coffee brown.
The key is not to make every piece match. Choose one clear colour relationship, vary the textures and let the outfit feel a little undone.
Styling images are outfit inspiration. Please use the official product photographs and product page information as the reference for colour, construction and available options.
