I’m Calling It – These Fashion Editor-Approved Nobody’s Child Jackets Will Be Everywhere This Autumn

Autumn never looked so good.

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by Hitanshi Kamdar |
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For the last four months, most chic women I know have been wafting through summer in copious amounts of linen, a few easy sandals, and so many dresses from Nobody's Child. From polka dot maxis to butter yellow frocks, the brand has long been associated with carefree summer dressing. However, it turns out that the British brand is also a dab hand at crafting brilliantly stylish jackets and coats.

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Nobody's Child outerwear lineup is actually pretty popular amongst the fashion fluent. Case in point, the gingham swing jacket that's flooded our feeds since it made multiple appearances at Copenhagen Fashion Week earlier this year. Or perhaps you've been eyeing the double-breasted trench coat with a check trim that influencers have been loving lately.

All great options, really. The one specific standout catching our eye, however, is the Beige Check Frill Quilted Jacket. The quilted jacket presents an autumnal take on gingham with brown and blue checks, is finished with a dainty frill trim along the collar and patch pockets, and is perfect for adding a fun yet functional flair to any outfit.

Shop: Nobody's Child Beige Check Frill Quilted Jacket

The perfect throw-on jacket, this quilted number will add a trendy edge to your jeans and T-shirts, but will look equally as nice paired with tailoring or dresses.

As we enter autumn's chilly evenings and hang up our linen shirts, Nobody's Child is delivering an excellent line-up of jackets and coats that make braving the colder climates without sacrificing style easy. So, while we have you, take a look at the best Nobody's Child coats perfect for the cooler temperatures that are well on their way.

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A classic silhouette made with quality fabric, this is a trench coat that'll last you well for years to come. It comes in petite and regular lengths for the perfect fit.

Barn jackets continue to remain popular this year, and Nobody's Child's take comes with a trendy funnel neck and chocolate brown trims.

If your style MO is maximalism, consider this leopard print trench that's perfect for adding a splash of print to your neutral autumn wardrobe.

Another great autumn wardrobe addition, this quilted style features recycled borg on one side, so you get two jackets in one. You could pair this jacket with almost anything, from dresses and skirts to trousers. Just remember to add a pair of chic boots to really hit a home run.

The ever-trendy scarf coat gets a cosy quilted upgrade this season, and it is hands down one of the best outerwear collaborations a retailer can come up with. Perfect with wide-leg trousers for a casual chic look.

Yet another two-in-one jacket, this cropped quilted number features disty florals on one side and larger abstract motifs on the other. The boxy jacket is perfect for wearing over jeans and jumpers for transitional weather.

Who Owns Nobody's Child?

Nobody's Child is owned by Andrew Xeni and became the first guest brand to feature on Marks And Spencer's website back in 2020.

Is Nobody's Child Sustainable?

Nobody's Child is an eco-conscious brand whose clothing is crafted especially so that it is sustainably made. The Spring/Summer collection itself was reportedly made from over 95% organic, lower-impact or recycled materials.

With a wide range of excellent quality faux leather and faux fur coats, tops, jackets and trousers, if you choose to shop with the brand, you can rest assured you are making an ethical decision for both yourself and the environment.

Main image credits: ©Instagram/@nobodyschild @elisaboto

Hitanshi Kamdar is a senior commerce writer for Grazia. Hitanshi is always on the hunt for the latest trends, emerging designers and the internet’s most bizarre style discourse. When not writing, she can be found IDing outfits during Netflix binges and shopping for the latest It-girl shoe trends.

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