What We’re Wearing
Transitional Weather
Light layers to segue into cooler temperatures
Climate change or not, dressing for the unpredictable weather of late September, early October and even November can be tricky. You know those cold-to-hot-to-cold days of early autumn. Seemingly sweltering and almost shivering all in the matter of days and sometimes hours. So how do you handle such dubious meteorological scenarios? By pulling on a few smart, cozy and altogether versatile layering pieces.
They're the kind of pieces that mix and match with much of what you already own. They also make killer travel essentials. Of course, once the chill sets in permanently, you'll be glad your wardrobe is stocked with such resourceful items. From a pair of durable military-inspired field pants to a versatile denim overshirt that can be worn solo or as a light jacket, they're solid staples that will serve you well all the way to next Spring.
Your Early-Fall Fit
Hickory striped
denim overshirt,
$200 by Gitman Vintage
U crew tee,
$19.90 by UNIQLO
Herringbone field pant,
$290 by RRL
Whisky suede derbies,
$423 by Paraboot
Cotton crew socks,
$18 (for 3-pack) by J.Crew
Heritage Black Bay
GMT Pepsi watch,
$4,100 by Tudor
No. 222 harness buckle belt,
$125 by Billykirk
Hacienda sunglasses,
$181 by The Resort Co.
Your Early-Fall Fit
Hickory striped
denim overshirt,
$200 by Gitman Vintage
U crew tee,
$19.90 by UNIQLO
Herringbone
field pant,
$290 by RRL
Whisky suede derbies,
$423 by Paraboot
Cotton crew socks,
$18 (for 3-pack)
by J.Crew
Heritage Black Bay
GMT Pepsi watch,
$4,100 by Tudor
No. 222
harness buckle belt,
$125 by Billykirk
Hacienda sunglasses,
$181 by The Resort Co.
When do we
“fall back?”
On November 6th, Daylight Saving time ends and we’ll turn our clocks back one hour, meaning the sun will start setting even earlier.