Autumn Layers: Six Knitwear Essentials to Kick-Start the Season for Men
Six men's knitwear essentials from Timberland, Mr Marvis, Barbour and more to refresh your autumn wardrobe. Prices start at £65 for layering pieces.

As the temperatures begin to dip and the leaves turn golden, there’s no better time to refresh your wardrobe with some seriously good knitwear. Autumn is all about effortless layering, rich colours and finding those versatile pieces that strike the perfect balance between comfort and style. For a timeless everyday staple, the Timberland Exeter River Quarter-Zip Sweatshirt (£85) in dark blue is an easy winner, perfect for throwing on with jeans or chinos. If you’re after something a little more refined, Mr Marvis’ The Structured Pullover (£139) brings a smart, contemporary feel to casual dressing, while the House of Bruar Men’s Lambswool Graphic Crew Neck (£75) adds a touch of countryside charm with its eye-catching flying duck design. Think crisp morning walks, cosy pub lunches and laid-back weekends in the country.
But autumn dressing doesn’t have to mean playing it safe. This season, it’s all about adding a little personality to your layers. The Binks & Bo ‘Where The Wild Meets The West’ Fishing Hoodie (£65)brings a playful, outdoors-inspired edge to off-duty outfits, while the bold 28 Roses Panel Rugby Shirt (£90) is a real statement piece, combining sporty heritage with a modern, graphic twist. Rounding off the edit is the Barbour Nelson Essential Half Zip in Seaweed (£89.95), a classic country-inspired knit in a rich earthy green that’s made for autumn days. Whether your plans involve a weekend escape, a Sunday roast or simply embracing the cooler weather in style, these six pieces prove that great autumn dressing is all about mixing timeless favourites with a little individuality. New season, fresh layers, effortless style.
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