Marc Levy Fjällräven in Cambridge’s Harvard Square offers gear that complements the New England climate.

October in New England carries a distinct rhythm. The air sharpens, the leaves flame into reds and golds, and wardrobes begin their seasonal shift. Fall clothing here isn’t just about staying warm; it’s about heritage, practicality and a deep connection to the landscape.

The staples of New England autumn style tell a long story. The waxed cotton jacket and the heavy flannel shirt, now embraced globally as fashion items, were born of necessity. Farmers, sailors and hunters in the region needed clothing that could endure damp mornings and sudden storms. L.L. Bean’s iconic duck boot, introduced in 1912, was designed for Maine hunters whose feet were soaked on muddy trails. The boot’s ru

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