A change of season does not mean starting your wardrobe from scratch. Sometimes, simply combining the colours you already wear in a different way or introducing a new shade is enough to give your essentials a fresh feel.
The Autumn Winter 2026 2027 colour trends can be a source of inspiration, but you do not need to wear them all. The key is choosing the shades that suit your style and that you can continue wearing once the season is over. Buying more consciously and choosing recycled fabrics are part of our approach to sustainability, created to help extend the life of every piece in your wardrobe.
Which colours stand out for Autumn Winter 2026 2027?
Five shades are set to stand out this season: Transformative Teal, the cream shade Wax Paper, Fresh Purple, the reddish brown Cocoa Powder and the yellow green Green Glow. A palette that brings softer shades together with more vibrant colours.
Teal: an alternative to classic dark shades
Try pairing a teal jumper with grey trousers and a beige jacket. It is an easy way to introduce colour without moving too far away from a neutral base.
You can also save this shade for your outer layer and keep the rest of the outfit simple. A white T shirt and dark trousers leave space for teal to become the focus of the look.
Cream: a base for creating different looks
Cream shades are a good starting point for experimenting with colour combinations. Wear them with brown, navy or teal, or create a look made up entirely of lighter tones.
For example, pair light coloured women's trousers with an off white jumper and a brown jacket. Play with different fabrics and textures to prevent the pieces from blending into a single block of colour.
Cocoa brown: an option for your outerwear
To introduce cocoa brown into your wardrobe, start with a piece you wear regularly. Trousers, a jumper or a jacket can become the foundation for several different combinations.
Among our men's coats and jackets, designs in brown shades can be paired with beige knitwear, a pale blue shirt or black pieces for a stronger contrast.
Purple: a touch of colour for simple outfits
You do not need to build an entire look around purple. Introduce it through a single piece and combine it with grey, dark blue or off white.
Try a purple jumper with straight leg grey trousers and light coloured trainers. For a less obvious combination, add a brown jacket and keep the accessories understated.
Bright green: best in small doses
If you want to start wearing a vibrant yellow green shade, introduce it through a small detail. A T shirt showing beneath an overshirt or an accessory can be enough.
Footwear also gives you the opportunity to experiment with colour without changing the main pieces in your outfit. Balance brighter shades with black, grey or navy.
How to combine trending colours without overloading your look
A simple formula is to choose a neutral base and add one statement colour. This allows you to experiment with new combinations while still making the most of the pieces you already own.
You can also work with different intensities within the same colour family. Your shoes, bag and coat do not need to be exactly the same colour. Look for a connection between them while leaving room for subtle contrasts.
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For women: choose a cream jumper, straight leg brown trousers and a teal jacket. Explore our women's jumpers to find the silhouette and neckline that work best with your layers.
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For men: combine grey trousers, a white T shirt and a teal or purple jumper. Complete the look with a dark coat. Our men's jumpers with clean lines are a good starting point for this type of outfit.
Incorporating the colours of the season is not about replacing what already works. It is about discovering new combinations and finding more ways to wear the pieces that are already part of your wardrobe.