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If your gardening wardrobe is looking tired, all bobby wool and dripping wellies, then perhaps it’s time to equip yourself with some clothing and accessories that will keep you warm – and look stylish at the same time.
So ditch the holey gloves, tired jumpers and water-repellent jeans for some gardening apparel that will help keep you dry, warm and comfortable while doing outdoor work in the winter months.
Here are some things to consider:
1. norber flat cap (Glencroft, £44.95)
Calling all male gardeners: If you aspire to their likes David Beckham Or vinnie jonesA well-made flat hat may be for you. this norber yorkshire The tweed cotton-lined flat cap is as practical on the allotment as it is elegant in the potting shed.
Made from British wool tweed woven in Yorkshire woolen mills in the north of England, it is lined with Global Organic Textile Standard (GOTS) certified 100% cotton for increased breathability and is fully quilted for added comfort.
2. waterproof garden apron (RHS, £32.99)
When autumn rains fall, you can at least keep your gardening clothes dry, clean and protected if you wear this gardening apron made of khaki waterproof canvas.
With two pockets to hold gloves, seeds and other ephemera so you can keep your hands free for gardening tasks, you can also tie the long waist straps at the front for a more comfortable fit.
Just remember to hand wash in warm water with mild detergent.
3. Sure and soft leather gloves ,kent and stoves and good garden centres, £24.99)
When you’re doing tough tasks like digging, raking, and weeding, it makes a lot of sense to have a pair of comfortable gardening gloves while you work.
These leather gloves are crafted from high-quality super-soft leather and feature a keystone thumb for maximum comfort, reinforced extra stitching for strength and durability, and improved dexterity. They should withstand holes and wear and tear, making them ideal pruning gloves.
4. Women’s National Trust Wearzone Jersey Lined Wellington Boots (Le Chamo and National Trust£220)
We all have cheap wellies that eventually leak and break, so it might be worth investing in these fabulous limited edition boots, created through a collaboration between master bootmaker Le Chameau and the National Trust.
Every pair sold supports National Trust sites, gardens and beaches and the shoes are inspired by places in the NT’s care.
Made from high-quality Camolux rubber, with an exclusive print jersey lining made from organic cotton and recycled polyester, a removable antibacterial insole and adjustable straps made from post-consumer recycled bottles, they are the most sustainable shoes ever.
The unique Le Chamois/National Trust logo and custom lining print, inspired by Buckland Abbey, honors Britain’s natural and cultural heritage.
5. Women’s Waterproof Gardening Pants (Genus, £169)
Designed for gardening, these Genius waterproof trousers (which are not overtrousers) have showerproof fabric on the outside and are fully waterproof-lined on the inside so people can make the most of a very wet day in the garden.
They have convenient stab-resistant pockets for secateurs and knives, a breathable padded knee and a raised waist for back protection. The quick-drying stretch fabric means you won’t have to let them air out for long after a hard day of digging, planting and composting.
6. Ridgeline Monarch Women’s Gilet (Ardmoor, £79.94)
This comfortable toilet is ideal for gardening and other outdoor activities, with a moleskin finish and durable water-repellent treatment that helps keep stains and dirt away.
It features practical hand pockets with zip, a secure internal zipped security pocket for personal items and a two-way front-opening zip, adjustable hem and high collar, which provide additional protection against wind.
On warm autumn days you can wear it as an outer layer over a base thermal, while when the weather gets really cold it can be worn under a winter jacket. Available in three garden-friendly colors: Moody Teak, Deep Forest and Navy.
7. Hogs of Fife Men’s Glenesque Quilted Jacket (Cherry Tree Country Clothing, £76.50)
Any gardener looking to add style and comfort to their gardening attire should look no further than this cozy padded quilted jacket, crafted from windproof and insulating fabric with a Teflon finish for durability.
It features a full-length zip with a studded placket cover and two large front pockets that will hold small gardening items. Ideal not only for the garden but also for autumn walks in the countryside.
8. chunky wellington boot socks (Town & Country, £9.99)
Keep your toes toasty in these chunky Wellington boot socks in a variety of colors made from merino wool to provide natural warmth, breathability and comfort. This natural moisture management helps keep feet dry and comfortable, and are ideal in cold and wet weather.