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Best shackets to get you in the fall mood

Though it may not feel like it, fall starts this week. The best way to up your wardrobe this season is layering with a good shacket. A shirt jacket (shacket) is a versatile piece of clothing that fills our Instagram feed every year. Wearing a shacket in the fall is a right of passage and is an amazing transition piece from summer to fall. It is versatile and easily paired with a bodysuit, jeans and your favorite accessories. If plaid and wool isn’t your look, there are many other styles of shacket.

So here are the nine best shackets for the fall:

 

Corduroy

This corduroy shacket from BWDIDACI on Amazon costs $33.99, runs from small to XX-large,and comes in 18 colors. This one is perfect to wear by itself, tucked into jeans with rolled-up sleeves on a warm fall day, or pair it with a comfy top to layer with. The choices are gorgeous fall colors, plaids and neutrals to match anything from the closet.

Next PacSun’s brown color block shacket is great for fall. It runs X-small/small and medium/large and costs $64.95. The rich browns of the corduroy shacket will be great with a cream turtleneck or neutral t-shirt. The colors and patchwork give the best vintage vibe for fall photoshoots. This shacket will also definitely make a statement for apple-picking this fall. 

Madewell’s Kentwood corduroy shacket comes in a stunning deep green, mustard yellow, mauve and cream that runs from XX-small to XX-large. The shacket is priced at $89.50 but will be a staple for the chilly fall days that are on their way. Pair the green with a white for any OU football games, or get the cream to wear exciting colored tops underneath. 

Plaid

This blue, cream and tan plaid shacket from Venus will be great for the fall to winter transition. It comes in sizes 2-24 and is priced at $79. The wool will keep you warm and cozy while you walk to class in the frigid Ohio weather. The blue is also a baby blue you do not typically see on a flannel, so you will definitely stick out in a crowd.

Walmart really stepped up with this cranberry and baby blue faux wool shacket. It comes in sizes small to X-large and costs $59.60. This one is so easy to dress down with a pair of leggings or dress up with a black mock neck and jeans underneath. And the wool will keep you so warm you can substitute it for a winter coat on those in-between weather days. 

This long shacket from Omoone on Amazon comes in nine plaids and sizes X-small to XX-large. All of the plaids are the definition of fall and the polyester will make you feel as warm as your first sip of pumpkin spice latte. 

Cotton

H&M has a great thick cream or black cotton denim shacket priced at $34.99 and comes in sizes XX-small to X-large. The black would look great with a light grey hoodie underneath or a monotone black mock neck. The dropped shoulders give it a baggier look when wearing it. The model poses shows a lot of room in the shacket and it is listed as oversized. Most of the reviews recommend sizing down because there is that much room. 

Offline by Aerie has a really cute quilted shacket for $88 and comes in sizes xx-small to xx-large in a light grey color. The cotton shacket comes with snap buttons in the front to quickly close it when you’re hit with a quick gust of wind and is great to throw over any workout set for Offline as you run to the gym. The cotton will be sure to keep you warm in the colder months but also stay comfortable in the next couple of weeks of transitional weather. 

This black cotton shacket from ASOS will become a staple of your closet. Priced at $43 with sizes from 0-14 it will be great to layer with but not feel like you are wearing a heavy jacket. The sag of the jacket makes it a perfect going-out shacket to pair with a cute top and jeans and hang off one shoulder, and it will most definitely keep you warm throughout the night. 

@Maggiepalma01

mp359120@ohio.edu

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