What to wear to a winery visit?

[Khushi]

Please share what to wear to a winery visit?

 

[Helen]

Wear a sundress or a light linen jumpsuit paired with comfortable sandals or wedges. Add sunglasses and a wide-brim hat for sun protection and style. This look is easygoing but polished, perfect for walking through vineyards and sipping wine outdoors.

 

[Williams Henry]

Opt for dark jeans or tailored pants with a nice blouse or button-down shirt. Pair with ankle boots or loafers and bring a light jacket or cardigan. Layers are key, especially if you're transitioning from sunny outdoor tastings to cooler indoor cellars.

 

[Miller Jones]

Choose a flowy midi dress with a denim or utility jacket. Complement it with flat sandals or low block heels. This outfit strikes a balance between relaxed and refined—great for more upscale wineries with walking tours or vineyard views.

 

[Christain]

Men can go with chinos or clean, dark jeans paired with a polo or button-up shirt. Loafers or clean sneakers work well. Top it off with a lightweight blazer if the setting is a bit upscale. Avoid athletic wear.

 

[Kinsley]

Try a skirt with a tucked-in blouse or a casual dress, paired with flat ankle boots or espadrilles. A crossbody bag and a pair of stylish sunglasses complete the outfit. It’s comfortable for walking and standing during tastings and tours.

 

[Jackson]

When it's cooler, layer a turtleneck with a blazer or a cozy sweater and skinny jeans or slacks. Add boots and a scarf for extra warmth. Earth tones and muted colors work well with the natural, rustic winery setting.

 

[Pablo Escobar]

For a winery visit, wear smart-casual attire. Opt for a sundress or blouse with pants for women; a polo or button-up shirt with chinos for men. Comfortable shoes are a must, preferably flats or stylish sneakers for walking. Bring layers like a light jacket or sweater, as temperatures can vary, especially outdoors. Avoid strong perfumes.

 

[Robert willliam]

For a winery visit, comfortable and stylish casual attire is generally appropriate, with an emphasis on practicality and comfort for walking and tasting. Think business casual or "wine country casual" - dress slacks or jeans paired with a nice shirt or blouse, or sundresses and blouses for women.