6 stylish, weather-ready pieces Helen Skelton relies on to beat winter cold
The TV presenter has shared her favourite pieces from Go Outdoors' winter collection
If there's anyone who knows how to dress for winter in the great outdoors, it's Helen Skelton. The TV presenter regularly dons her walking shoes or workout leggings for hiking and other outdoor activities with her children and friends.
As part of the autumn/winter 2026 collection, Helen has curated an edit with GO Outdoors, sharing her top picks for the season and revealing how to stay stylish on the trails.
Featuring cosy fleeces and jackets suited to unpredictable British weather, the collection focuses on everyday seasonal essentials with technical elements, helping you enjoy the great outdoors through the colder months.
To get the best value from Go Outdoors' prices, you'll need to become a member. It costs £5 a year, so it's well worth signing up if you want to revamp your hiking wardrobe, since you'll make more than that back on your first discounted purchase.
In changeable conditions, a lightweight waterproof jacket is essential. Its wet-weather protection and breathability make it a great choice, whether you're hiking, travelling or doing the school run, while adjustable hems ensure you can tailor the fit to your body.
This versatile gilet fits seamlessly under a down jacket or winter coat for an additional layer of insulation, sealing in warmth around your core. Two pockets make for extra storage, and at £12 with the Go Outdoors Membership, it's the most budget-friendly piece in Helen's collection.
Everyone's wearing leopard print activewear this year. From leopard walking boots to Ganni's latest collection, it's quickly become 2026's must-have shade, and Sweaty Betty's soft fleece is one way to get on board with your outdoor wear.
Helen Skelton has partnered with Go Outdoors on the collection for four years now, sharing her favourite walking boots, jackets, coats, fleeces, and other everyday walking items from the retailer's brands online.
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Grace Walsh is woman&home's Health Channel Editor, working across the areas of fitness, nutrition, sleep, mental health, relationships, and sex. She is also a qualified fitness instructor.
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