Choosing The Right Country Clothing

For many, a country weekend break is an ideal wayclothing is the introduction of polar fleece. As well as
to relax from the stresses and strains of urban life.being incredibly comfortable, lightweight, tough and
Whether you are venturing onto the field for shooting;easy to care for, compared to furs or waxed coats,
attempting a spot of fishing;going hunting or horse riding;fleece is also enormously warm. Combined with all
hiking or mountain bike riding-wearing the appropriatethese benefits, fleece can be made out of recycled
clothing is vital.bottles for the eco conscious amongst us. Whilst not
Country clothing once had a stereotypical image asbeing as in fashion as tweed, fleece is a much more
tweed and waxed jackets, worn by the upper classesinexpensive way to keep warm whilst looking stylish,
brandishing a rifle in one hand and a pheasant in thecoming in a range of hats, scarves and jackets - a
other, with a fleet of Labradors running across the field.popular version being Regatta fleece jackets.
However, this is not the modern image of countryWind and rain is rife in both urban and rural areas so if
clothing today.you are wanting to brave the British weather, a
Equestrianism has raised the profile of country clothingshooting or leather jacket can be practical and if you
with gilets and jodhpurs becoming commonplace in highteam it with the right accessories, you can look like you
street stores. Celebrities and sporting figures such asare wearing off the peg designer classics. To achieve
Zara Phillips, Kate Moss, Sienna Miller and Guy Ritchiethis look, layering is the key. For the men, team oxford
are often seen donning the tweed or wearing otheror tattersall shirts with cord or moleskin trousers, a flat
countryside attire combined with urban chiccap, brown leather shoes for the city or walking boots
accessories.for the country. Meanwhile, ladies look stylish wearing
Countryside fashion is also becoming popular within theundershirts and gilets with chunky beads, skinny jeans
home, with homeware designers such as Cath Kidstonand the appropriate footwear.
using vintage prints and countryside motifs in herCountry clothing is so versatile that it can be worn by
designs.any age, shape or size - it comes in a wide variety of
As well as being en vogue, countryside fashion iscolours and styles, being practical for wind, rain, snow,
practical and durable. It can happily be worn for a walkice and heat. Most country attire is made from
over the moors then not look out of place in a pub forluxurious and comfortable materials such as fleece,
post-walk sustenance. No matter which countrysidewool, leather, cotton and tweed.
pursuit you are into, there is a range of suitable clothingIt doesn't matter whether you choose a city/country
to suit your need, from fine cut breeches for riders toblend or opt for country sporting chic, country clothing
field caps for those who enjoy shooting or walking.is both fashionable and useful - so you can look good
Perhaps the most influential development in countrywhilst keeping the elements out.