I tried on Mango's new-in collection – now these 8 on-trend pieces are at the top of my autumn wishlist
From heritage-inspired blazers to colourful knitwear, here are the pieces worth your while
I recently stumbled into Mango and ended up taking a rather heavy armful of clothes into the changing rooms after seeing their fabulous new-in section. From heritage checked fabrics that feel straight out of Claudia's Traitors wardrobe to cosy knits and flattering denim, their new-in section is seriously impressive, offering everything you need to refresh your autumn outfit ideas.
After clearing out my wardrobe to make room for a few new staples, I headed to Mango to discover plenty of pieces that embrace the autumn/winter fashion trends 2026 with accessible price tags. I'm in the market for a new blazer, and I spotted several standout designs in store, including a double-breasted wool suit blazer that comes in a textural houndstooth – perfect for smartening up jeans or tailored trousers.
Alongside tailoring, they had cosy knits on hand in a range of trending shades. A butter yellow jumper caught my attention - standing out amongst a sea of dark neutrals, as well as a deer-printed pull-over which taps into this season's love of animal print. Their jacket section features a range of must-have designs, including sleek leather and faux styles.
There's something about tie-neck blouses that I can't get enough of, perhaps because of my love of 70s fashion. This bow blouse would be perfect layered under a blazer or suede jacket, or simply worn solo. The blue stripes feel playful, whilst the tie-neck adds to its romantic charm.
Leaning into this season's love of heritage fabrics, this blazer was one of the first pieces that caught my attention in-store. It's cut from a cosy wool houndstooth and features a crossover fastening.
Mango's new-in has a range of some of the best autumn jackets, including this burgundy zip-up. The sleek faux leather and dark red will complement denim blue perfectly. It's true to size; however, for a more oversized fit, I opted for a size L.
Bright colours should also feature in your autumn wardrobe, and this butter yellow knit will add joy to just about any outfit. From pairing with bright neutrals to earthier shades like chocolate brown or khaki, it's a surprisingly versatile choice.
You can't go wrong with this black leather jacket. It's cut from supple sheepskin that's soft to the touch. The shorter silhouette is perfect for pairing with high-waist jeans or layering over midi dresses. This style is true to size, and I'm wearing a size M here.
Animal print is everywhere this season, and we've seen a rise in the deer print trend. This cosy jumper offers an easy way to add personality to otherwise block coloured outfits. To make it really pop, try pairing this print with some of the livelier colour trends, such as tomato red or cobalt blue.
Although straight-leg and barrel-leg jeans are great choices, flared jeans have always called my name. Adding volume to the lower half of your silhouette, they're a flattering choice if you're top-heavy or want to accentuate your curves. True to size, these jeans are a UK 12.
These suit-style trousers are such a smart choice. The grey herringbone fabric taps into this season's love of a country-coded aesthetic. From pairing them with a crisp poplin shirt, a silky blouse or a cosy knitwear piece, there are endless ways to wear them.
Not only does Mango have everyday staples, but I also spotted several standout party dresses in the corner of my eye and statement accessories. And although I didn't quite venture to try on any eveningwear, it's worth browsing their new-in dress section if you're already thinking ahead to the festive season. They have a silky asymmetrical satin dress in bright crimson that falls beautifully, as well as an animal print ruched dress which is bound to sell out fast.
