Fall Clothes for Men: 37 Wardrobe Upgrades Every Guy Should Have In His Closet

If you haven't gotten the memo yet, here it is: big jeans are in.

Is there anything more satisfying than a fluffy pair of thick socks? (Don't answer that question, we don't wanna know.)

This Grooming Award winner playfully subverts the typical “fall scent" by mixing the classic combo of lavender and bergamot with sweet tonka and musky cedarwood.

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The fast lane to looking like a celeb is a suede jacket. Now all you have to do is wait for the paparazzi to snap some pics.

What temperature is it legal to wear beanies again? We're not here to police that. But we will tell you that you'll need one pretty soon.

For rainy days, an early squall, you'll need a boot that can carry you from A to B. It helps if it looks as good as these Blundstones do, too.

Go ahead and get a little nuts with your cardigan.

Corduroy accounts for nearly 40% of autumn's total enjoyment according to research conducted at the GQ Laboratory. And the most effective use of the material is a pair of corduroy pants.

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The fashionable oldheads and Tyler, the Creator types will be dapping you up when they see you rocking these.

Call it moodboard made manifest or an inevitable swing of the fashion pendulum, we're gonna call the retro sportswear revival just plain cool. Among those leading the charge back to the future is Wales Bonner with her mix of British and Carribean themes breathing fresh air into the old school track jacket, which just so happens to be the ideal weight for autumnal outings.

Dickies' iconic "Eisenhower" jacket has been taking on gritty, grueling work in greasy garages for decades and just so happens to look as cool straight out the plastic as it does after a years of hard labor. It's got a perfect cropped length with a roomy silhouette, and this insulated version will keep you toasty all the way up to mid-winter.

Waffle knits are having a bit of a moment and thankfully your local surplus store has a grip of cheap thermals to give your style a boost. Wear 'em under your favorite graphic tee, solo dolo with some baggy jeans, or even as a fun twist underneath a sport coat.

One thing about a suit is that it makes dressing up easier. So is the two-piece suit actually the lazy man's outfit? While you ponder that, go ahead and put on a fall-appropriate suit and enjoy the sartorial accolades.

Ties are also having a moment and that moment is happening everywhere but the office. They can add movement to an outfit and the patterns and textures can play off of all the autumnal motifs with panache and aplomb.

Autumn's not all about rusty oranges and milk chocolate browns. The classic white button-up shirt is a refreshing garment to toss on to give your drab fits some grounding. Pair it with a cardigan and jeans, or with a necktie and a sportcoat—easy peasy.

Sweater vests are that perfect layer for the transitional season and look killer with a plain tee underneath or over a classic Oxford shirt for when you're cosplaying as a hot professor.

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Look, Short King Summer was cool and all. But now that the leaves are getting crispy, it's all about Fake Tall Fall.

Like a pair of blue jeans, a chambray shirt can make any outfit look god.

There's something very 'romcom leading man' about a classic Shetland sweater which is more reason than we really need to cop this brushed wool sweater which was already dope on its own.

If there's a garment that'll make you want to kick back with a big cigar and a glass of whiskey, it's probably a corduroy sportcoat—sure beats a pumpkin spice latte.

Like the necktie, dress pants have ventured far away from the office. They're also perfect for fall since they tend to be made from wool. But if you're a bit timid, just think of them as any other pair of pants and wear them with everything from sneakers to boots to mules.

Sleek boots with a sizeable heel have the power to make anyone look and feel outrageously hot. And now that we're coming out of a hell of a heatwave, we can finally put on our baddest boots.

The square-faced Seiko has been the style hack for price-conscious watch afficianados looking for that Tyler, the Creator Cartier Tank look with a more, let's say, limited bank account. And while all the cool guys are hellbent on silver jewelry these days, there's something about a square face tank that looks even better in gold.

Trench coats have been making people look extremely cool for a century. In an unforgiving world full of fashion iniquities, there are few garments that can cover a multitude of sartorial sins as the trench. And, practically speaking, you'll want one to keep you dry when the weather turns rainy.

Burnt out on Adidas sneakers? Neither are we.

Cool guys are wearing zip-up sweaters now. Cement your place in their inner circle.

Hoodies are great and all, but a classic crew neck sweater can make you look more put together even if you're fighting a hangover on three hours of sleep.

Don't forget to pepper in some jewelry to round out your oufit.

Fall is the best time to wear a new pair of raw denim jeans. Commit to the bit for the next six months and you'll be walking into spring with some sweet, hard-earned fades.

Polos don't stop once the temperatures cool down—they just get thicker.

When the most versatile season for dressing meets the most versatile shoe, the possibilities are endless. Get yourself a pair of loafers in damn near any style and you'll be ready to take on every sartorial situation from the opera house to the house party.

All respect to the legendary Patagonia fleece jacket, but the fleece world has expanded and you should explore it.