5 Tu Clothing autumn pieces to buy before they sell out, according to a shopping expert
I'll be the first to admit that I love a good supermarket brand. Whether it's stylish homeware or unexpectedly chic clothing, British high street stores like George at Asda and F&F Clothing always come through. However, when it comes to trend-driven fashion at seriously affordable prices, my favourite by far is Tu Clothing.
Tu Clothing consistently delivers on both style and price, and I'm all about shopping smarter. After all, why pay three times the price for something almost identical elsewhere? That just leaves you with more to spend on the things that really matter.
And that doesn't mean Tu Clothing skimps on quality either. Case in point: a pair of £18 sandals I've lived in this summer could easily pass for designer (we're talking £300 vibes). And don't even get me started on my go-to denim joggers from the brand - I've worn them almost every week. Jeans that feel like joggers? Genius. I will never stop raving about them (they've just released a new pair here).
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So, you can imagine how excited I was when Tu Clothing dropped their new denim collection, along with some super on-trend 2025 autumn pieces. I was first to the checkout and had everything delivered ASAP so I could report back on what's actually worth buying (spoiler: nothing disappointed).
Here are the fashionable finds I think you'll be glad you snapped up - and I have a feeling some of them are going to sell out quickly.
✨ Indigo Denim Midaxi Dress, £28 ✨
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Do I need another denim dress? Absolutely not. However, a denim dress is my go-to when I don't know what else to wear but still want to look cool and effortless. This one really does tick all the boxes, from its midi length to the half button-up design (the fewer buttons, the better in my eyes) and the coordinating belt that lets you cinch in your waist as much or as little as you like.
It's also a bargain £28! A similar design I had my eye on at Whistles is a whopping £149 and the Tu Clothing design seems even better, as it has thoughtful features like the side pockets, back pockets (yes, you can never have too many pockets), and a slit that makes it easy to move. It also gets a massive plus for being made from super-stretchy denim, it's not stiff at all and feels soft on the skin.
It's already selling out in sizes, and I think it'll definitely be one of the first items to go. Honestly, I can't think of a single reason you'd regret buying it.
✨ Mid Denim Studded Relaxed Straight Leg Jeans, £26 ✨
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If you really want to upgrade your jeans this autumn, an on-trend addition is a pair of studded jeans. Now, this is actually way more chic than you might think. What I loved about these is the straight-leg design, which is super relaxed and versatile. I went for the regular length (I'm 5'5'), but they also come in short and long options.
The mid-wash is the perfect shade of denim, and the stud detailing makes them look incredibly expensive while adding that extra something to your outfits. A very similar pair by a high-end brand retails for over £200, so these are a real bargain! They also haven't skimped on the studs, they run down the seams and over the pockets, giving them a luxe feel.
They're also made from 99% cotton (yes, really, at that price), which makes them soft, stretchy, and honestly, you don't even feel like you're wearing jeans. Absolute 10/10.
I paired them with a brand-new blouse, also from Tu Clothing, which is a total showstopper with its floral embroidery and blouson sleeves (£22.50 and selling out fast - it also comes in navy). While I finished the look with a simple pair of silver pumps for a more casual vibe, these jeans will no doubt come in handy over the festive period too - just add some sequin accessories and a silver top for a casual, party-ready outfit.
✨ Denim Waist Panel Midaxi Skirt, £22.50 ✨
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Finally, denim midi skirts have been making a major fashion comeback over the past few years. While the trend immediately reminded me of my mum and her Per Una denim skirt in the '90s, I've slowly come around to the idea of trying one myself, although I struggled to find a style that felt flattering and didn't look frumpy.
So, when I saw this drop-hem skirt (another big silhouette trend for autumn 2025), it felt like I'd finally found a winner, especially since a similar style at Boden is £99 and almost sold out in every size. I just love the shape this skirt gives me and it's super swishy and elegant to wear, thanks to the full pleated skirt.
A denim skirt also has serious styling versatility - you can wear it with boots, trainers, blazers, tucked-in knits and more - the outfit options are endless. It's definitely a worthy addition to your wardrobe and is bound to pay for itself in cost-per-wear in no time.
I paired it with Tu's Soft Knit Crew Neck Cardigan in a very on-trend deep burgundy hue. It's only £18 and also comes in grey, beige, and pink. The fabric is super soft, making it a great layering piece for autumn. Plus, you wear it buttoned up or left open over a T-shirt for a more casual look.
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