LONDON, Sept. 22 /PRNewswire/ -- Now that the autumn season is upon us, warmer clothes have hit the high street and Crew Clothing (http://www.crewclothing.co.uk) is leading the trend with our new range, perfect for the winter months. Winter isn't just about women's and men's jackets with cosy accessories; it's often about layering and adding those extra special, little pieces. We have collaborated their clothing into key looks that we predict will be hot this year for men and women and here's our guide to each of those.
Autumn Style Trends for Men
Riley
College style has grown up! We've combined classic fabrics, modern bold checks and warm autumn tones to create a superb look that beautifully complements the season. The classic corduroy men's blazer is impeccably cut and gives this look a smart, tailored twist and the robust cord fabric is tough, durable and fantastic at keeping a man warm. The blazer combines perfectly with this bold check shirt which has a smart, tailored fit and double layered fabric – very cosy indeed. A simple Crew cotton tee layered underneath the shirt finishes off the look nicely.
Ridley
Warm, durable fabrics and timeless designs are combined to create a look that is classic Crew. No man should be without this lightweight men's gilet which contains a soft down and feather filling and is rather brilliant at retaining warmth. It perfectly complements this classic striped rugby shirt made of 100% luxury sueded cotton which feels lovingly soft and snug against the skin. A simple Crew sports t-shirt, vintage wash denim jeans and suede boots complete the look.
Reedham
Mixing different prints has never been easier. Here stripes and checks are happily combined in a casual look that is comfortable, stylish and warm. This knitted rugby shirt is 100% lambswool and will therefore keep a chap warm and cosy. We've layered it over a chunky check shirt made of pinpoint Oxford fabric, a particularly warm and durable shirt weave that keeps out the cold brilliantly. We've added a classic cotton tee underneath the shirt as the extra layer keeps the look extra snug. A classic brown leather belt provides the perfect finishing touch.
Women's Clothing Looks for Autumn
Sterling
If you only buy one thing this season, make it this luxurious Crew gilet. It has more features than you can shake a stick at including detachable hood with faux fur trim, waterproof fabric filled with soft duck down, multiple pockets and an irresistibly soft fleece collar. Here we've added a cable knit sweater – a style that is on-trend this season – and classic cut jeans in a mid indigo wash. This check Clara scarf adds a splash of colour.
Myrtle
Summer may be a distant memory but that doesn't mean a woman can't add a few playful touches to her wardrobe – and we have just the ticket. This stunning Myrtle dress features pretty detailing that will make you feel feminine including light capped sleeves, skirt layers and a delicate floral print. Brand new to the Crew collection, this dark wash Turnbull denim jacket complements the dress beautifully and will look equally good worn with trousers and a t-shirt. Roll up the sleeves to give it a more carefree edge.
Sacha
There's nothing that will keep a person warmer than careful layering, as this look proves. The key piece (and one of our favourites in the Crew collection) is this Sacha ladies cardigan in ice grey which is heavy enough to help you feel warm this season. We've layered it over a classic check shirt that feels both warm and breathable at the same time (that'll be down to the lightweight cotton and textured herringbone weave). The long sleeved Ruth t-shirt sits underneath the shirt and contains just the right dash of stretch fabric which helps the tee mould beautifully to your shape, keeping you snug as a bug. Add this classic denim skirt and stylish brown riding boots.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Crew Clothing was established in 1993 when the owner of a windsurfing shop in Devon bought in polo shirts and rugbys intended for casual wear and on the water. Now, Crew Clothing have 60 stores across the UK and also have a strong presence online. The product range has grown to offer a wide range of casual clothing for men and women but the coastal roots and British heritage is still prevalent throughout the design of the clothes.
The company support the charity Sparks, which funds vital medical research to help babies be born and stay healthy. Crew Clothing endeavour to raise awareness and money to help Sparks keep helping the 1 in 30 children that will be born with a condition or disability.
CONTACT DETAILS
For more details, contact Frank Sendler at frank@crewclothing.co.uk, call 0208 875 7205 or visit http://www.crewclothing.co.uk
SOURCE Crew Clothing
