Are these M&S' most expensive-looking jackets yet? Here are the 9 styles worth planning your autumn outfits around
From luxurious suedette styles to trending leather bomber jackets, these designs are worth buying before they're gone
Although we are in the midst of August, there's something to be said for thinking a little further ahead when it comes to your wardrobe. And M&S' latest collection is full of fabulous jackets that will get you well and truly prepared for cooler weather.
If you're already planning autumn outfit ideas, a jacket is one of the easiest places to start. Defining a whole outfit: you can throw jackets over everything, from summer dresses when a breeze sets in, to tailored trousers and knitwear later in the year, making them one of the hardest-working additions to your wardrobe. And British clothing brand M&S has to be the best place to shop.
Offering plenty of styles in its new-in edit, from soft suede-effect jackets that look way more premium than their price tag to leather bombers that will add a sleek and expensive finish to your favourite jeans. You simply can't go wrong with these pieces. My advice? Shop your favourites now before they are gone.
Bomber jackets continue to be a key jacket style this season, and this cool design channels the trend perfectly. With its relaxed shape and smooth faux leather, it is the perfect piece to wear every day with your favourite jeans and your most comfortable trainers.
Olive green is set to be one of autumn's key colour trends, and this suedette short jacket is an easy way to embrace it. The earthy shade is surprisingly versatile, working with a range of staples from classic denim to dark knitwear. Try pairing green with red, for a bold pop of colour, whether that's with a tote bag or ballet flats.
Country-coded outerwear is set to be big this autumn, carrying over from last year's trend. If you love the timeless appeal of a classic Barbour jacket, this affordable style offers a similar feel for a much more accessible price point. Its checked lining adds to its heritage aesthetic.
You can't go wrong with investing in this faux leather jacket. The revere collar and storm flaps nod to classic trench coat design, whilst the boxy cut and smooth black finish feel sleek and polished. Style it with jeans, tailoring or even over evening dresses.
Polka dots are given an update with this playful bomber jacket, making it an easy way to bring a little bit of personality to your wardrobe. The relaxed bomber silhouette feels easy to wear, and the statement print does all the work. It's made from a cotton blend for a breathable finish.
With a soft tactile finish, this jacket is a luxurious choice. The midnight shade is a much more interesting neutral than black, and it is equally versatile. Make this jacket really pop by wearing it alongside a chic white jeans outfit.
From tactile suedette and polished faux leather to classic barn and bomber silhouettes, there's a great selection of styles at M&S to suit different wardrobes and budgets.
What stands out about their selection is how high-end these pieces are. Not only do they look elevated, but many of these styles are set to be a key part of the autumn/winter fashion trends for 2026, making them smart investment styles that will work well into the depths of winter.
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Molly is a fashion writer for woman&home, whose journalistic career began with her enthusiasm for fashion. Having always been an avid writer, she has contributed to publications covering a variety of topics.
After graduating from her master's in Fashion History and Cultures, she transitioned to teaching at London College of Fashion, where she taught in fashion studies. Now, passionate about writing on the significance of fashion, she is dedicated to inspiring others through the power of dress.
Molly loves staying in the know with the latest fashion trends, and following celebrities for inspiration. Outside of work, she enjoys browsing vintage markets, reading a good novel, or trying new restaurants around London.
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