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You don’t need to have a log cabin in the woods to get the countryside look this winter. Thanks to labels like Burberry, Altuzarra, and Gucci, practical, outdoorsy pieces are taking up prime real estate in our seasonal capsule wardrobes. And the best part? To get the look is supremely easy.

Start with items that you’ve likely had in your closet for winters now–patterned sweaters, pants or dresses in autumnal hues, waxed coats—then dial up the fashion with your styling. From festive Fair Isle sweaters to corduroy pants, flannel shirts, and more, shop six countryside-coded outfit ideas that are not only fit for the great outdoors, but come with the fall/winter 2025 seal of approval.

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The Barn Jacket and Plaid Skirt

Straight from a stroll through the countryside to Burberry’s fall 2025 runway, comes the pairing of a quilted, corduroy-collared barn jacket and the brand’s checked kilt. It’s a duo equally at home on winding muddy paths or windy city streets. Finish the look with Uniqlo’s cashmere scarf and Ben Bridge’s stud earrings for a touch of understated polish.

The Fair Isle Sweater & Leather Pants

Tap into winter’s charm with a hint of downtown edge. Alex Mill’s cream Fair Isle cardigan, is as fitting for hot cocoa by the fire as it is for a glass of wine at the Waverly Inn. Layer it over Reformation’s striped shirt and Frame’s caramel leather pants for printed contrast. JW Anderson’s loafers ground the look with polished ease.

The Riding Boot and Knit Dress

For a dose of equestrian refinement, Church’s lace-up brown boots are the definition of countryside sophistication. Prefer to keep the adventures within city limits? Bring the rustic spirit to the sidewalks with The Row’s cashmere dress, Levi’s utility coat, and Toteme’s belted bucket bag for everyday essentials.

The Corduroy Pants and Striped Top

Consider the corduroy pant winter’s alternative to classic denim. Give it a French girl twist by pairing it with a red and white Breton shirt and Zara’s car coat. Bally’s burgundy loafers feel fresh here.

The Flannel Shirt and Barn Jacket

Whether you wear your flannel layered over a turtleneck or tied around the waist, consider elevating the pattern with winter whites (Frame’s loose jeans, Dôen’s barn jacket), then adding a contrast with Khaite’s burgundy belt.

The Trench Coat and Combat Boots

Once military garb, then the stuff of cinematic legend, no coat has a richer legacy than the trench. Burberry’s forest-green iteration offers a fresh take on the classic. Style it with Khaite’s dark-wash denim and J. Crew’s layered sweater, then anchor the look with Malone Soulier’s combat boots for practicality.