15 Autumn Men Style Outfits 2025
With the leaves turning and the temperatures gradually withdrawing, fall is the perfect time for men to refresh their wardrobe with layers and simple, timeless fashion that never goes out of style. Fall 2025 fashion is all about combining eternally young classics and contemporary elements, and the options are endless for fashionable, functional ensembles. In this article, we cover fifteen solo outfit combinations that will get you dressed up all year round, whether it’s in the office, Saturday morning brunch with friends, or in the outdoors.
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1. The Timeless Denim and Leather Classic
Begin with black wash slim-fit jeans and a plain white crew-neck t-shirt as your base. Layer on top of that a cognac brown leather jacket to get instant coolness. Add brown Chelsea boots and a simple watch to the ensemble. This is so beautiful looking because the two textures, rugged denim and smooth leather, play together and neither overpowers. The trick is to have your leather jacket tight across your shoulders, but not too tight. Roll up once at the ankle for a crisp line and to reveal your shoes.
2. Business Casual Blown Up
Combine charcoal gray wool pants with a light blue Oxford shirt with the top button open to form a casual look. Over the shirt wear a navy blue V-neck pullover sweater, having the collar exposed and cuffs open. Brown leather loafers and a brown belt complete the whole outfit. The trick here is the quality of fabric—treat yourself to some merino wool for your sweater because it hangs and will not pill. Fold the top in but not so much that it folds in upon itself for a sharp, less boxy silhouette that’s just as fine for office meetings or happy hour.
3. Workwear Look
Begin with a khaki canvas chore jacket with multiple pockets and visible stitching. Match it with a burgundy flannel shirt under it and dark olive chinos. Finish with brown work boots and a plain canvas belt. It’s a nod to utilitarianism at no loss of aesthetics. The trick is proportion balancing—the chore jacket in a fitted style should be in close quarters near your body but not so tight, and your chinos should be straight- or slim-straight-legged. Roll the sleeves of your flannel up to the elbow when wearing the jacket open for additional depth.
4. Monochromatic Minimalism
Keep the look streamlined with a charcoal gray turtleneck sweater and black slim-fit jeans. Add a black wool overcoat and black leather sneakers or boots. All-black is great because it creates a streamlined silhouette that is inherently lean and chic. It’s all about texture mixing—the luster of the turtleneck and the nap of the woolen coat bring a splash of visual interest. Provide a proper fit to everyone because pilling and bad-fitting garments are even more noticeable on simply-coloured ones.
5. The Preppy Weekend Warrior
Start with stone-coloured chinos and layer over a navy blue and white striped Breton shirt. Throw over a camel-coloured cardigan, worn open. White canvas sneakers and a navy blue baseball cap complete this relaxed weekend outfit. The Breton style has that nautical look that’s still so very much in vogue for autumn, and the cardigan provides warmth but not bulk. Choose a cardigan with patch pockets to provide texture, and have it drape just below your hip bone for the most streamlined look.
6. Corduroy Sophistication
Begin with wale-wide tan corduroy pants and a forest green crewneck sweater. Add a tan suede bomber jacket and desert boots in brown leather. Corduroy is where it’s at today, and this outfit is taking advantage of its nubby appeal. The secret is the proper wale width—in wider wales, it’s hipper and more modern-looking. Press your corduroy pants and keep them clean and fresh, and avoid extremely baggy and sloppy cuts.
7. The Urban Explorer
Black jogger-style pants are paired with a grey heavyweight hoodie. Dark green quilted top and vest are layered over the hoodie to complete the look with neutral-colored high-top sneakers. The style is one of comfort, edged with understated style. The addition of the quilted top brings a sense of elegance which softens what would otherwise be unapologetically rough in tone. Select joggers with slim ankles and little branding to get a clean look, and ensure your hoodie is not too big—keep it tight to the body to get a modern look.
8. Heritage Tweed Outfit
Start with grey wool trousers and layer over them a cream cable-knit sweater. Throw over it a brown herringbone tweed jacket and finish with tan brogues. The men’s team is so retro British in its high-end materials and timeless patterns, last-century. The trick is to pair conflicting patterns together well—the cable-knit pattern of the sweater and the herringbone of the blazer share the same space because they occur on different scales. Roll up sweater sleeves to reveal the blazer cuffs for a dash of adulthood.
9. Double Denim Done Right
Pair medium-wash straight-leg jeans with a darker indigo denim shirt. Throw a tan shawl-collar cardigan over top to ruin denim-on-denim and top it with white sneakers. The cardigan rescues this from ruin—it provides much-needed contrast and steers clear of the Canadian tuxedo. Ensure that your shirt and jeans also have a two-shade contrast, and unbutton your shirt bottom-to-top but leave the bottom button buttoned for a crisp, casual style.
10. The Modern Flannel Style
Drape over a plain gray tee a red and black buffalo print flannel. Over the flannel, layer black jeans and a black puffer vest. Top with brown leather work boots. This look brings lumberjack style into daily modern application. Urban style and practical coziness are blended with the puffer jacket. Tuck the open flannel over the t-shirt as a jacket rather than wearing the flannel as a shirt to create depth and visual interest.
11. Earth and Olive Tones
Combine olive green cargo pants with a cream Henley shirt. Finish with a brown suede trucker jacket and top everything off with tan hiking boots. The palette takes literal nature inspirations to craft the fashion-forward fall look. The secret is in selecting cargo pants that fall in a streamlined, contemporary fit rather than loose, flowing military-cut. Leave buttons on your Henley unbuttoned and layer with a delicate chain necklace underneath for subtle texture.
12. Smart Casual Comfort
Start with navy blue chinos and a white Oxford shirt. Top it with a gray zip-up knit jacket and brown leather sneakers. This is the perfect middle ground between dressed-up and casual. The zip-up knit provides the shape of a jacket with the comfort of a sweater. Choose a knit that is heavy in weight—too light knits feel too thin and tacky.
13. The Tonal Brown Approach
Scale up with chocolate brown corduroy pants and a tan turtleneck over a beige overshirt jacket. Cap with brown suede Chelsea boots. With only one color scheme to draw upon, it’s streamlined elegance because it’s all contrast of change. The secret is to play with at least three levels of your color and mix textures—smooth turtleneck, corrugated corduroy, and soft suede all create dimension.
14. Sports Meets Fitted
Combine gray wool trousers with a black performance wear polo top. Top it with a crisp navy bomber jacket and white leather low-top sneakers. This is the mixed look for today’s guy who must be accommodating. Select a polo that has a built-up collar that doesn’t slump, and have your bomber be narrow-gauge—nothing saggy or bulky.
15. Sunday Sunday Chic Look
Pair light gray sweatpants with a burgundy crewneck sweatshirt. Over the top, add a navy wool overcoat and cap things off with skinny white sneakers. The ensemble is proof that fashion and comfort do not have to be mutually exclusive. A fitted overcoat transforms lounging clothes into streetwear in an instant. Choose tapered-at-the-ankle sweatpants that don’t have cargo pockets so the trim lines are not disrupted, and ensure your overcoat is wool and not polyester so it’s a more streamlined drape.
Fall 2025 men’s fashion is about versatility, layering, and smart dressing. Any one of these fifteen styles can be dressed to meet your lifestyle and sensibility requirements without losing its intrinsic appeal. Effective fall dressing is investing money in great basics, being educated about proper fit, mixing and matching texture and color in a way that’s visually striking yet doesn’t complicate the outfit.
