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    Article: How to Dress for Autumn: Our Outfit Ideas

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    How to Dress for Autumn: Our Outfit Ideas

    Autumn is the perfect season to play with fabrics, colours and layering. As the days grow cooler, silhouettes evolve and wardrobe essentials take on a fresh look through different combinations.


    A Breton top paired with jeans and warm tones, or a jacket coordinated with trousers in natural shades: just a few well-chosen pieces are enough to create an autumn outfit full of character.


    At Mat de Misaine, maritime style continues to inspire our collections throughout the seasons. Discover two autumn outfit ideas for women and men, along with our tips on how to combine clothing and colours for the season.

    Women’s Autumn Outfit: Breton Stripes, Denim and Warm Colours

    An iconic piece of the maritime wardrobe, the Breton top is not just for warmer days. In autumn, it pairs naturally with cosier fabrics and seasonal colours.

    For this first look, we pair an ecru Breton top with dark stripes with wide-leg blue denim jeans. A combination that balances the timeless appeal of stripes with the relaxed feel of denim.

    A sleeveless waistcoat in rust tones completes the outfit, adding a touch of warmth and colour.

    How to Wear a Breton Top in Autumn

    Pairing a Breton top with jeans provides an easy foundation for creating different looks.

    The contrast between stripes and denim adds character to the silhouette, while the sleeveless waistcoat introduces an extra layer without completely covering the Breton top.

    To embrace this maritime-inspired style, explore our selection of women’s Breton tops and women’s jeans.

    Women’s Autumn Outfit: Breton Stripes, Denim and Warm Colours

    An iconic piece of the maritime wardrobe, the Breton top is not just for warmer days. In autumn, it pairs naturally with cosier fabrics and seasonal colours.

    For this first look, we pair an ecru Breton top with dark stripes with wide-leg blue denim jeans. A combination that balances the timeless appeal of stripes with the relaxed feel of denim.

    A sleeveless waistcoat in rust tones completes the outfit, adding a touch of warmth and colour.

    How to Wear a Breton Top in Autumn

    Pairing a Breton top with jeans provides an easy foundation for creating different looks.

    The contrast between stripes and denim adds character to the silhouette, while the sleeveless waistcoat introduces an extra layer without completely covering the Breton top.

    To embrace this maritime-inspired style, explore our selection of women’s Breton tops and women’s jeans.

    Accessories to Add Warmth to Your Autumn Look

    Accessories play an important role in bringing this outfit together.

    A beanie and scarf in shades similar to the waistcoat create a harmonious colour palette. Rust and ecru tones contrast with the blue denim and dark stripes of the Breton top.

    A simple way to transform an outfit using just a few complementary colours.

    Explore our selection of women’s accessories to complete your autumn looks.

    Men’s Autumn Outfit: Corduroy and Natural Tones

    For the men’s wardrobe, autumn is the perfect season to explore textured fabrics and deeper colour combinations.

    This second look features an outfit in shades of brown, combining a corduroy jacket, matching trousers and a light-coloured shirt.

    The combination creates a cohesive look, with the jacket and trousers forming a harmonious silhouette, while the shirt adds brightness to the outfit.

    How to Style a Corduroy Jacket

    A corduroy jacket naturally adds depth and texture to an outfit.

    Paired with trousers in similar shades, it creates a harmonious look without relying on strong contrasts.

    The light-coloured shirt balances the brown tones and highlights the different pieces.

    For more styling inspiration, explore our selection of men’s jackets and men’s shirts

    Embrace Matching Outfits in Autumn

    Pairing a jacket and trousers in the same colour family creates a cohesive silhouette.

    Brown and natural tones work effortlessly with ecru, beige and other lighter shades.

    To vary the proportions, you can also experiment with different trouser cuts or choose a more contrasting piece to wear under the jacket.

    Explore our selection of men’s trousers and jeans.

    How to Combine Autumn Colours

    Colour plays an essential role in putting together an outfit.

    Autumn is the perfect season to explore nature-inspired combinations while continuing to embrace timeless wardrobe colours.

    Blue Denim and Rust Tones

    Blue and rust create an interesting contrast.

    Denim provides a rich base, while rust tones bring warmth to the overall look. A touch of ecru helps create a smooth transition between these colours.

    This combination works particularly well with a Breton top, jeans and coordinating accessories.

    Beige, Ecru and Shades of Brown

    Natural tones make it easy to create harmonious outfits.

    Beige and ecru bring brightness, while shades of brown add greater depth.

    Combining several similar tones creates a cohesive look while allowing you to play with different fabrics and textures.

    Play with Fabrics to Add Texture

    Beyond colour, fabrics also contribute to the balance of an outfit.

    Denim contrasts with knitwear, corduroy pairs naturally with lighter shirts, and accessories introduce additional texture.

    It is often this combination of colours and fabrics that gives an autumn outfit its distinctive character.

    Layering: An Essential Part of Transitional Dressing

    As temperatures change throughout the day, layering makes it easy to adapt your outfit.

    A Breton top can be paired with a sleeveless waistcoat, then layered with a jacket when the weather turns cooler.

    A shirt can also be worn under a jacket or complemented with knitwear.

    The key is to choose pieces that work together, both in terms of colour and proportion.

    For more styling possibilities, explore our women’s knitwear and cardigans and men’s knitwear and cardigans.

    An Autumn Inspired by the Atlantic

    At Mat de Misaine, the seasons change, but the Atlantic remains a constant source of inspiration.

    Nautical stripes, shades of blue, textured fabrics and natural colours come together in a wardrobe that evolves with the seasons.

    In autumn, these inspirations take on a new dimension through layering and combinations of different fabrics.

    Whether it is a Breton top paired with jeans or a coordinated outfit in natural tones, each silhouette offers an opportunity to express your personal style.

    This autumn, embrace colour combinations, contrasting textures and silhouettes inspired by the seaside.

    FAQ – How to Create an Autumn Outfit

    How Should Women Dress in Autumn?

    To create a women’s autumn outfit, pair a Breton top with jeans and complete the look with a sleeveless waistcoat or jacket. Accessories such as a scarf or beanie add touches of colour and help adapt the outfit to changing temperatures.

    How to Wear a Breton Top in Autumn

    A Breton top can be worn with jeans, plain trousers or under a jacket. For an autumn-inspired look, it pairs easily with natural or warmer colours, such as rust, beige and ecru.

    How to Wear a Men’s Corduroy Jacket

    A corduroy jacket can be paired with matching trousers to create a harmonious silhouette. A light-coloured shirt adds contrast. It can also be worn with jeans for a more relaxed look.

    What Colours Go with Rust?

    Rust tones pair particularly well with blue denim, ecru, beige and certain shades of brown. To maintain a balanced silhouette, choose one dominant colour and introduce rust through accessories or an additional piece.

    How to Combine Fabrics in an Autumn Outfit

    Denim, corduroy, knitwear and lighter fabrics can be combined to create different contrasts. For example, a shirt worn under a textured jacket or a Breton top paired with a waistcoat allows you to experiment with layering without overwhelming the silhouette.