All in the Details

13 Must-Have Accessories for Fall

Stylish, locally sourced additions for the new season's wardrobe.

By Aoife Reilly October 2, 2015

Geometric Cage Necklace ($48), Baleen

Delicate enough to layer, dramatic enough to wear alone, we may never take this necklace from local label Baleen off.

Alpine Toque ($78), Kit and Ace

Practicality doesn’t mean skimping on style. Keep warm with a wool and cashmere beanie from the Vancouver knitwear brand.

General Knot Travel Kits ($88-$98), Hammer and Awl

Planning a fall getaway? Travel in style with a textured print travel bag from General Knot.

Teague Boots ($140), Moorea Seal

Versatile, affordable and comfortable, the 'Teague' ankle boots are fall wardrobe staples.

Olderbrother Ring ($150) and Bracelet ($180), Likelihood

These sterling silver pieces from Portland label Olderbrother prove that you don’t have to go OTT to make an impact.

Buffalo Sideways Tote ($605), Ampersand as Apostrophe

Timeless, practical, and stylish, the local brand's sideways tote is now available in both rich ink and oxblood shades making it the perfect hold-all for fall.

Eytys Sneakers ($160), Likelihood

The Capitol Hill sneaker store is a treasure chest of fashion forward designs including unisex platform sneakers from Stockholm brand Eytys.
Image via Avi Loud

Lola Dusk Cap ($238), Baby and Co

A textured finish on an everyday staple, the dusk cap is our favorite hat shape of the season.

Lulu Frost Jabrosa Earrings ($125), Hitchcock Madrona

Looking to upgrade your reliable studs? Try Lulu Frost’s matte black and pearl earrings.

Nell and Mary White Canvas Backpack ($130), Prism

Spruce up your commute with an abstract print backpack from Portland label Nell and Mary.

Norse Projects Wool Cap ($65), Glasswing

Stock up on everyday essentials like a herringbone wool cap from Norse Projects.

Miller Plaid Scarf ($28), Moorea Seal

A fall wardrobe wouldn’t be complete without an inclusion of plaid. Wear against fall neutrals or clash with contrasting tartan-style prints.

Brass and Silver Necklace ($185), Joanna Morgan Designs

After summer’s showcase of delicate and subtle jewelry, it’s refreshing to see (and wear) edgier pieces like this brass pendant from the local designer.

The leaves are changing color, temperatures are dropping, and pumpkin spice lattes are back in town—fall is finally here. To celebrate, we've rounded up our favorite accessories from local designers and boutiques. Get ready to indulge in cozy textures, timeless designs, and rich autumnal prints.

Accessories, Fall, Locally Made Jewelry, Locally Designed

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