Autumn colours are easier to combine if you stick to a simple plan: a base of navy and greys plus one stronger accent. Below are a few ways to use that pattern in everyday outfits, without guessing what goes with what.
Navy and greys as the base
Navy and greys are understated, so they work well together. A navy jumper with grey chinos, or a grey knit with navy trousers, are outfits that work without much thought. At Splot you will find these colours across many models – from jumpers and cardigans, through chinos, to jackets and coats.
One stronger accent
The accent can be a jumper, a shirt or trousers, but one piece is usually enough. Reach for a colour from the autumn palette: green, olive or brown. The collection includes, for example, jumpers in green and brown and chinos in olive. The rule is simple: the stronger the accent, the calmer the rest of the outfit.
Pattern and beige as extras
A pattern can be the accent too. A shirt with a small print under a navy jumper, with the collar and cuffs showing from under the knitwear, lifts an outfit without adding another colour. Beige is a quiet addition that looks good next to navy – for example, beige chinos with a navy jumper.
Keep in mind that a colour on a screen can look slightly different in real life, because it depends on your monitor or phone settings. The gallery photos show each model in the chosen colour from several angles, which helps you judge the shade and the cut, and if you are unsure it is worth picking a colour that is easy to combine with what you already own.
To begin, choose a base, add one accent piece and leave the rest in calm colours. Only then start experimenting with further colours.
