Autumn fits in +81 🇯🇵🍁🍂
All I can say is come to japan with a half empty suitcase cause half of these pieces are bought there!!
And yes, including heat tech if you need new ones cause it’s almost S$10 cheaper there.
It’s always fun to match your fit to the vibe of each city, and dress up for work hehe (was mainly there for a work trip for The Travel Intern!)
When exploring Japanese street style, especially during the crisp autumn months, it’s key to focus on layering and texture. I found that mixing affordable yet trendy pieces from stores like Uniqlo, GU, and Shopee with unique thrifted finds really helped create authentic looks. Japanese brands are great for heat tech clothing, which keeps you warm without bulk—an absolute staple if you’re visiting during autumn. Footwear is another big part of the style; New Balance sneakers are everywhere and blend comfort with street fashion, perfect for long days exploring urban neighborhoods. I also noticed many locals opting for fleece-lined apparel and light outerwear that adapts easily to temperature changes, which I suggest adding to your autumn wardrobe. Beyond shopping, matching your outfit’s vibe to each city’s atmosphere enhances the experience. For example, subtle layering works well in Tokyo, while more relaxed fits suit smaller towns. When traveling for work or leisure, dressing smart yet comfortable made navigating both meetings and city streets a breeze. Overall, embracing Japanese street style means combining practical warmth with effortless cool. Don’t hesitate to try pieces locally bought—they tend to be more affordable and reflect current trends better. Planning your suitcase space accordingly can make your autumn trip stylish and functional.
