Amazon’s in-house fashion brand, The Drop, has your autumn wardrobe sorted

Chocolate brown is this season’s trending hue. Deliciously wintery and likely to slot easily into your existing wardrobe, it’s not hard to see why. With cardigans also being big news this winter, this piece from The Drop is perfect for leaning into both trends.

Characterised by a chunky silhouette, V-neckline and button placket, the two large front pockets give the cardigan a slouchy feel. Though made from an acrylic and polyester blend, it feels suprisingly soft to the touch, while the chunky design gives you a nice layer of warmth. The slightly oversized fit works well with low-rise jeans or when layered over dresses. Plus, it comes in a choice of 10 finishes.

Cowboy boots are perenially cool. If you’re looking for a pair for winter, The Drop’s option comes in staple black, white and classic brown. The calf-high boots are in keeping with classic Western style, from the cuban heel and pointed toe to the stitching.

One gripe is the polyester panelling, which looks and feels more like felt than the desired suede effect. I’d also recommend sizing up, as the boots come up quite small.

Whether in autumn, winter or spring, you can’t go wrong with a striped jumper. If you’re partial to a turtleneck, The Drop’s Camilla sweater is for you.

Boasting a monochrome finish, I like the side slits that gives the piece some movement, while the turtleneck is nicely structured. Considering the price, I’d hoped it would be a little thicker (it’s crafted from viscose and polyester rather than wool or cotton) but the thinner design does lend it to layering under coats or blazers.

The right cropped shirt can be an essential layering piece. This style from The Drop features a super cropped length, poplin silhouette, club collar and cuffs. While the cropped cut might not be to everyone’s taste, the shape looks stellar when layered under a vest with the sleeves showing, or under a jumper with the collar poking out.

Available in four striped finishes, it feels smart yet still contemporary, thanks to the cut. I’d recommend sizing up, as it comes up quite small.

Denim maxi and midi skirts are perhaps this year’s biggest trend. Wearable right through summer and into winter, simply swap your trainers or sandals for knee-high boots during the colder months.

The Drop’s take boasts a flattering front slit, for extra movement, and a cotton design that feels lightweight and soft. Coming in a light denim wash or faded black, it’s an affordable and fashion-forward addition to your wardrobe.

Every wardrobe needs a black blazer, however, The Drop’s style also comes in a choice of 14 other colourways. Thanks to the regular cut and lightweight feel, it works as a nice laidback blazer for the office or layering under a thick winter coat.

Considering the price, I would have liked the blazer to be a little more structured – but I didn’t mind this looseness when thrown on over a chunky knit.

Available in a range of colours, from olive green (my favourite) to matte black, The Drop’s trench coat is a staple for your cold-weather wardrobe. Crafted from cotton and polyamide, the lightweight design is ideal for autumn’s in-between weather, while the tie fastening helps lock in warmth as the temperature drops.

Cut into a loose-fit for comfort and layering potential, I sized up for an inflated look that made the piece feel more premium.

A riff on Nanushka’s cult baguette bags, The Drop’s clutch boasts a ruched handle that makes it look far more luxe than the price tag suggests. Coming in 18 colourways, there’s a style to suit every dresser, and the compact design is surprisingly roomy.

A stellar mini bag for a night out, it’s an easy way to elevate your outfits – particularly if you opt for the bold lime-green or hot-pink colourways.