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Do you feel that chill in the air? Do you smell the pumpkin spice lattes brewing and the cool, fresh breeze? Ah, it's Autumn again, and it's almost time to prepare for trick-or-treating, fall parties, and, of course, fabulous fall outfits. Now that the heat of summer has dissipated and old man winter is right around the corner, you better take a look at that wardrobe and give it an update.
Fall fashion is all about effectively layering warm tones and accessories in your outfit. Break out the scarves and jackets because we are about to teach you how to layer the perfect fall fit. Plus, because we are a wholesale apparel company, we’ll show you some products that help you do it on a budget. Here's a step-by-step guide to fall layering.
Based, Not Basic
The first dimension of a fall outfit is the base layer. For the foundation of your fall fit, think comfortable and breathable. As the core of your outfit, you'll likely be wearing this all day, so you definitely want to be comfortable. This is where the material you use can make a big difference. Choose a material that gives you a warm fuzzy feeling without being stuffy or scratchy. A comfy short sleeve t-shirt or even a close fitting long sleeve tee would be ideal options.
The base layer is the starting point for the rest of your outfit, so pick something that easily pairs with other accessories. Something like this Bella + Canvas 100% cotton t-shirt or this long sleeve t-shirt by Comfort Colors would make a reliable foundation for a layered autumn outfit.
Pro tip: Nature-themed colors are all in. Think olive greens, mustard yellows, and earthy browns for your fall layer.
Middle-Layer Warmth
While your first layer is focused on comfort and blendability, your middle layer is all about warmth. Because, let's be honest, while we may like the crisp, refreshing air of fall, no one likes to be cold. Your middle layer will strive to keep you nice and toasty on your morning commute or around-town adventures.
For this layer, we're thinking sweaters and quarter-zip pullovers. As you build your outfit, look for something that will insulate your body warmth and look cute while doing it—something like this Jerzess quarter-zip sweatshirt or this Port & Company fleece pullover. Of course, a cozy vest is never a bad option, either. The point is to maximize your warmth while flaunting your style.
Autumn Accessories
It wouldn't be a layered fall outfit without the appropriate accessories. Every Autumn ensemble requires those extra touches that make you stand out. Here's where you add pops of reds, oranges, and purples to really make your outfit shine. Of course, timeless fall accessories include beanies and knit hats, which can be as practical as they are stylish. This Atlantic Headwear rib knit beanie is a prime example.
Headwear is not the only fall accessory in town. Who can forget about their favorite Autumn scarf? Your scarf can be an expression of your soul with cozy colors or old brilliance. Also, they're a great way to show your team spirit, like with this Sportsman rugby Stripes knit scarf.
However, when perking up your outfit with accessories, remember to ensure they fit your overall color scheme and aesthetic.
Outer Layer for the Final Touch
Although your final layer is likely going to be a coat or jacket of some sort, it doesn't have to just be practical. This is your final chance to add some personality to your outfit and express yourself. Whether you choose a classic puffer jacket or a retro denim jacket, the outermost layer of your fall attire is what brings your outfit together. At this point, you can choose to go neutral and fit the color scheme or spice it up with a fun color option.
When you tie it all together, your fall outfit should be a reflection of the autumn leaves: vivid and alluring, timeless and fresh. Plus, you can find all these options and more right here at T-Shirt Wholesaler. Save some cash and look great at the same time! Psssssstt... Don't forget to snap a quick selfie and remember your perfect layered fall fit!
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