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A Feel-Good Guide to Fall Style

Fall Style Guide

With Labor Day around the corner, fall’s not far off. Even though we love pretending like summertime will last forever (you know, beaches, barbecues, festivals, and fun), there’s power in mentally preparing for that eventual nip in the air. No need to get doomsday happy and pull out the winter jacket, we’re just saying it doesn’t hurt to get the gears turning for fall outfits. Let’s be honest, a few simple tweaks to your wardrobe and a handful of thoughtful accessories are all it takes to gracefully move from beach bum to harvest chic. 

So place your pumpkin spice latte order (okay, not yet, but soon) and get in the fall spirit with these simple style tips. 

Prints, please!

Threadless premium t-shirts
Left to right: “I Want My Blue Sky” design by Budi Satria Kwan, “Wander” design by Ross Zietz, “Internet Explorer” design by Yort Evangelista, and “High Seas” design by sebastian

This may seem like a no-brainer, but ditch those cut-off shorts and pair jeans with a graphic tee. You can also spice up your graphic tees with fall themed designs for more seasonally relevant vibes. Include darker, deeper colors to your wardrobe like navy blue and black (if you’re already wearing all-black all day, you’re ahead of the game). Use olive green, gold, red, and light blue to add a pop of color in your look.

Totes Magotes

Threadless backpacks
Wander” design by Ross Zietz on a backpack 

What’s our favorite fall activity when we’re not hard at work? Grabbing our bags and adventuring! Whether it’s frolicking through apple orchards, exploring different parts of town, or wandering our city’s parks, there’s plenty to do outside before winter hits. Packing a bag is key—mostly because we love snacks, but also for our sweatshirts, water bottles, and knickknacks.    

Fleece First

Left to right: “Retro Camping” design by Elizabeth, “In Bloom” design by John Fishback, and “Rabbit Wrestler” by Florent Bodart

It doesn’t matter what style you rock; hoodies, crewnecks, and zip-up sweatshirts are all excellent choices to cozy up when temperatures start to drop. Want to be fully prepared for fall? Stock up on every sweatshirt style like the good Girl or Boy Scout you are. Layer those fleece-lined favorites on top of graphic tees, so you can cool down at high noon then warm up when the sun drops. Don’t get caught without a sweatshirt, seriously, fall weather can be fickle. 

Raglan Love

Threadless raglans
Misty Mountains” design by Ronan Lynam and “Simply Leaves” design by Ronan Lynam

Hey, who doesn’t love a raglan? Okay, we didn’t know what raglans were either before we started living the tee life. A raglan sleeve is made of one continuous piece of fabric that extends from the collar down to the underarm. Our 3/4 raglans are super comfy, great for movement, and add a bit of extra warmth to your shirt game. Rotate raglans into your t-shirt lineup this fall.  

Blanket Me Up, Scotty

Threadless blankets
What Color Is the Moon?” design by Susana Paz

It goes without saying that colder weather means snuggle season. Cuddle up with autumnal-inspired designs on our fleece blankets. Grab a steaming mug of coffee, cocoa, or tea and pass the afternoon in complete and snuggly bliss. 

How Do You Hoodie?

Threadless zip-up hoodies
Loose Leaf” design by Evan Ferstenfeld and “Lions Are Smarter than I Am” design by Keith Carter

Fall’s way more fun when you jump wholeheartedly into the spirit of the season. Transitioning your wardrobe with autumnal tones, fall-themed designs, warmer materials, and longer sleeves are some easy ways to embrace the chillier weather. Another way to feel good about fall? Celebrate the shift in seasons with friends. Everything’s better with friends, and together, you’ll stay cozy and in good spirits, crunching through those crispy leaves in style.  

Sarah Fischer

Doting on my house plants is how I fill my time when I'm not writing, reading, running or playing with my darling cats, Evelyn and Charlie. In a past life, if any of us live more than once, I might have been a French poet or horticulturalist. Powered by: beautiful cake, morning sunlight and black coffee.