Base Layers
Mid Layers
Hiking Footwear
Hiking Bags
Don’t Forget The Accessories
Waterproof Jackets
Comfortable Trousers
From Country Strolls To Country Pubs
The best outdoor outfits are the ones that work far beyond the hike itself, blending function with an easy sense of style. Lightweight layers, comfortable walking trousers and waterproof jackets make countryside walks feel effortless, while relaxed underlayers give the look a laid-back edge. Whether you’re tackling a full trail or easing into a slower afternoon outdoors before a cosy pub lunch, building an outfit that balances comfort, practicality and modern country style makes getting dressed feel instinctive.
What Not To Wear Hiking
Knowing what not to wear for a hike is just as important as choosing the right layers. Heavy denim jeans can feel stiff and uncomfortable on longer walks (especially if they get wet), while thick cotton tends to trap moisture and leave you feeling hot and sticky. Unsupportive footwear can also make uneven trails much harder work, leaving your feet sore before you’ve even reached the halfway point. Instead, stick to lightweight layers, breathable fabrics and practical walking shoes or boots that are designed to keep you comfortable until the very last step.