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Ganni x Hunter makes dressing for rain a fashion affair

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A sartorial match made in heaven, Hunter x Ganni has landed in time for our winter wardrobes. From leopard print wellington boots to ponchos, printed rain hats and weatherproof bag ponchos (yes, really), there are few more stylish ways to stay dry this season.

At first glance, the Scandi cool-girl label and the British heritage brand might appear a world away from one another. But both brands were born in rainy climates, and both share a sense of craftsmanship.

The collection works in the same way that Barbour x Ganni did: Hunter’s earthy, countryside tones are given a playful upgrade by Ganni’s Danish sensibility.

Ganni x Hunter

Rather than running for cover this autumn, the collaboration encourages you to embrace the downpours. Highlights include a cutesy mini poncho designed for Ganni’s cult bou bag, a leopard print umbrella that’s sure to sell out (don’t leave it on the tube, whatever you do), and a leopard print raincoat that is the outfit.

Hunter’s storied history began in mid 19th century Scotland, where it sold heavy boots for agricultural workers, before supplying “trench boots” during both World Wars. It earned a Royal Warrant after creating the Original Green Wellington – now a fashion icon in its own right.

Princess Diana was known for wearing her pair on country outings, while the wellies now dominate Glastonbury style. Reimagining its signature rainwear and boots with Ganni’s recognisable prints and silhouettes, the collection drops today. Here’s everything I’m shopping.

Ganni x Hunter leopard print boots

Ganni x Hunter

These Wellington boots are about to dominate your social media feeds. Combining Hunter’s classic silhouette with Ganni’s signature leopard print, the logo is chef’s kiss.

Ganni x Hunter leopard print raincoat

Ganni x Hunter

Destined for the same sell-out fame as the Barbour x Ganni barn jacket, this lightweight, fully waterproof iteration will make rainy days a very stylish affair.

Ganni x Hunter yellow poncho

Ganni x Hunter

During autumn’s in-between weather, I’m envisioning this yellow poncho with bare legs, pull-up white socks and Wellington boots: a modern update to the Rivals countryside core aesthetic.

Ganni x Hunter umbrella

Ganni x Hunter

The umbrella to end all other umbrellas, this leopard print wonder will turn heads while keeping the rain at bay.

Ganni x Hunter ankle boots

Ganni x Hunter short boots

Ganni x Hunter

A wellington boot for the city, Hunter’s bestselling short wellies have been given the Ganni treatment with colour blocking, bright yellow pull tabs and an instantly recognisable logo.

Ganni x Hunter bag poncho

Ganni x Hunter

The bag poncho we never knew we needed; this rainproof design features leopard print detailing on a light blue base. While designed for Ganni’s cult bou bag, it should protect and cover most mini bags – ensuring you don’t arrive at evening plans with a soggy handbag in tow.

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