There’s something special about fall Up North — the crisp air, golden leaves, and cozy weekends spent at the cabin or cheering on the local football team. And while the season brings out our flannels, sweaters, and boots, one thing never leaves our wardrobe rotation: a favorite Up North tee.
The beauty of a well-loved graphic tee is that it layers effortlessly, making it the perfect base for fall outfits. Here are a few of our favorite ways to style yours this season.
Classic Flannel Layering
Nothing says Midwest fall quite like a tee-and-flannel combo. Toss your Up North tee under a cropped plaid shacket and leave it unbuttoned for a laid-back look. Pair it with your go-to jeans and boots, and you’re ready for a bonfire or a brewery run.
Cropped Shacket | Migration Tee | Straight Leg Denim | Short Booties
Under Cozy Cardigans
Dressed Up for Game Day
Heading to the high school football game or a Saturday tailgate? Layer your tee under a denim jacket, then add a scarf in your team colors. Finish with dark jeans and clogs — an effortless way to show your spirit while staying cozy.
Denim Jacket | Midwest Horizon Tee | Black Wide Leg Denim | Clogs
Cabin-Ready Lounge Look
Sometimes the best fall style is the coziest. Pair your tee with wide leg leggings, faux fur lined slippers, and a blanket poncho for the ultimate cabin lounge outfit. Perfect for movie nights, card games, or reading by the fire.
Blanket Poncho | Flannel and Cheese Tee | Wide Leg Leggings | Slippers | Book
Layered for the Trail
If your fall weekends include hiking or exploring the woods, your tee makes a great base layer. Add a thermal underneath, top it with a lightweight puffer vest or jacket, and finish with hiking boots. Practical layers that look just as good in trail selfies as they do back at the cabin.
Quilted Vest | Corduroy Shirt Button Down | Weekend Wanderer Tee | Hiking Boots
Your favorite tee doesn’t have to get tucked away when the weather turns. With a little layering and creativity, it can carry you through the season — from crisp mornings on the lake to cozy nights around the bonfire.
It’s more than just a tee; it’s part of the memories you’ll make this fall.
- N.