Marks and Spencer Autumn Drop 2026: New Collection Picks From Rs. 1,799

Every autumn wardrobe needs one jacket that does not care about the forecast, and this is the drop's candidate: a minimal black bomber cut to sit over a sweater, finished with Stormwear so light rain beads off instead of soaking in. The New In badge is fresh on it this week. Styled in the campaign over a navy crew and grey trousers — a formula you can copy wholesale.

• Stormwear water-repellent finish
• Classic bomber cut, ribbed hem and cuffs
• Layers over knitwear cleanly
• Carries the New In badge on the India store
• Machine washable
• Rs. 5,999 on marksandspencer.in

This is not the blue denim dress you are picturing: the fabric is garment-dyed to a pale green, so the denim structure shows in the seams while the colour reads fresh and modern. The fitted bodice drops to a gathered skirt at the hip — the silhouette running through every autumn lookbook — with a full maxi length that works for brunches now and layers under cardigans by November. Sizes move fast on M&S India's trend pieces; this will not be different.

• Garment-dyed denim, pale green wash
• Drop-waist bodice with gathered maxi skirt
• Sleeveless, round neck, side pockets
• The season's defining dress silhouette
• Layers under knits into winter
• Rs. 4,999 on marksandspencer.in

The knitted polo is menswear's favourite trick right now — smarter than a t-shirt, easier than a shirt — and this one earns its place with texture: boucle yarn gives the stripes a raised, almost woven feel that photographs far above its Rs. 3,499. The open collar sits right under a bomber or blazer. M&S's knitted polos have been selling through repeatedly this year; the Bestseller badge on this one appeared within weeks of listing.

• Boucle textured knit, tonal stripes
• Open johnny collar, short sleeve
• Bestseller badge on the India store
• Wears under blazers and bombers
• Smart-casual Friday territory
• Rs. 3,499 on marksandspencer.in

Air-yarn is the same idea the knitwear world is converging on this season — yarn spun with air for loft without weight — and the sleeveless vest is its most India-appropriate format. Over the polka-dot blouse further down this list it makes an outfit; over a white shirt it makes a work look; over the denim maxi dress it stretches that dress into November. The cheapest piece in the women's half of this list, and arguably the most useful.

• Air-spun yarn, warm but featherweight
• Crew neck sleeveless vest
• Layers over shirts, blouses and dresses
• The transitional-months answer
• Machine washable
• Rs. 1,999 on marksandspencer.in

Global autumn collections always over-index on fabrics India cannot wear until December; this smock dress is the exception in the drop. The shirred bodice stretches to fit and needs no fastenings, the cotton is genuinely lightweight, and the midaxi length with a tiered skirt moves well. Wear it alone now, add the air-yarn vest and sneakers when the evenings finally turn. This is the dress to buy if you buy one.

• 100 percent cotton, breathable
• Shirred stretch bodice, no fastenings
• Tiered midaxi length
• Works from September heat to winter layering
• Machine washable
• Rs. 3,499 on marksandspencer.in

If the denim maxi is the drop's statement, this is its everyday translation: soft jersey with ruching through the bodice that smooths rather than clings, dropping to a gently flared midaxi skirt. Jersey means it rolls into a suitcase for the wedding-season travel months ahead and comes out wearable. Between the two drop-waist dresses, buy this one for comfort and repeat wear, the denim one for impact.

• Soft stretch jersey
• Ruched bodice, drop-waist seam
• Midaxi flared skirt
• Packs without creasing
• The trend shape at the friendlier price
• Rs. 3,499 on marksandspencer.in

The polka dot revival has been building all year and autumn 2026 is its peak; M&S India has three dot pieces in the drop and this blouse is the strongest. The barrel sleeve — full through the arm, gathered at the cuff — gives it presence that reads far above the price, and pure cotton keeps it office-tolerable in Indian weather. Tucked into wide-leg trousers it is a complete workwear answer.

• 100 percent cotton
• Monochrome polka dot print
• Statement barrel sleeve, gathered cuff
• Collared button-through front
• Pairs with wide-leg bottoms
• Rs. 2,499 on marksandspencer.in

M&S files this under its Collection line — the easy-wear staples tier — and it shows in the details: a softly draped cowl that flatters without effort, a back button for a neat finish, and a regular fit that tucks or hangs equally well. It is the top the campaign styles with everything from jeans to the wide-leg trousers below. The kind of piece nobody photographs and everybody wears twice a week.

• Draped cowl neckline
• Sleeveless, regular fit
• Back button fastening
• M&S Collection easy-wear tier
• Tucks into trousers and skirts
• Rs. 2,999 on marksandspencer.in

The oversized shirt is the hardest-working shape in a modern wardrobe and the linen content keeps this one honest in Indian weather. Worn open over the cowl top it is an office layer; buttoned and tucked it is a shirt; over swimwear it is the only cover-up you need. The autumn palette — soft neutrals — makes it pair with everything else on this list. At Rs. 2,999 the cost-per-wear maths borders on unfair.

• Linen-blend weave, breathable
• Oversized relaxed cut
• Works as shirt, overshirt and cover-up
• Soft neutral autumn palette
• Machine washable
• Rs. 2,999 on marksandspencer.in

These are the trousers half the women's looks in the campaign are built on: a clean wide leg that reads tailored, cut in jersey with real stretch so an eight-hour desk day or a long flight does not fight back. They anchor the polka-dot blouse, the cowl top and the linen shirt from this list into instant outfits. M&S India has the listing flagged Selling Fast — with jersey basics that flag tends to be literal.

• Stretch jersey, tailored wide-leg line
• Pull-on comfort waist
• Selling Fast flag on the India store
• Pairs with every top in this list
• Machine washable
• Rs. 2,299 on marksandspencer.in

M&S built its reputation on shirts, and this is the drop's flagship: long-staple Egyptian cotton woven into a quiet check that photographs almost solid, cut in a regular fit that works with or without a jacket. It is the shirt to wear to the appraisal meeting. If the price stings, note that shirts of this fabric grade from the airport-store brands start well north of Rs. 7,000.

• Long-staple Egyptian cotton
• Subtle autumn-tone check
• Regular fit, collared
• Wears with or without a blazer
• Top of the India shirt wall
• Rs. 4,999 on marksandspencer.in

Look twice: from a distance it is a striped formal shirt, up close it is pure cotton denim with the weight and slub to match. That crossover is exactly where menswear is sitting this autumn — pieces that refuse to pick a formality lane. Untucked with the loose chinos below it is a weekend; tucked with dark trousers it survives most Indian offices. Pure cotton, regular fit, and the kind of shirt that gets asked about.

• Pure cotton denim weave
• Woven vertical stripe
• Regular fit, button-through
• Smart-casual crossover weight
• Wears tucked or open
• Rs. 4,999 on marksandspencer.in

The Breton stripe has survived a century of trend cycles because it does the thinking for you — one garment, instant outfit. M&S's autumn version adds a textured knit face that separates it from the flat-printed versions everywhere else, with enough weight to hold shape through washes. Under the Stormwear bomber at the top of this list it is the campaign's exact look, at a combined Rs. 8,498.

• Cotton-rich textured knit
• Classic Breton stripe
• Crew neck, regular fit
• Holds shape through washing
• Pairs with the Stormwear bomber
• Rs. 2,499 on marksandspencer.in

The chino silhouette has relaxed decisively, and M&S's loose fit lands the new proportion without tipping into baggy: room through the thigh, a clean taper, stretch woven in for the commute. It is flagged Selling Fast and Online Exclusive on the India store — the combination that usually means popular sizes vanish first. One in stone, worn with the denim stripe shirt, is the drop's easiest men's outfit.

• Loose fit, clean taper
• Stretch cotton weave
• Online Exclusive on the India store
• Selling Fast flag live
• The season's chino proportion
• Rs. 2,299 on marksandspencer.in

The cheapest men's piece on this list is also the most quietly premium: pure Supima cotton, the trademarked long-staple grade that resists pilling, holds colour and keeps its collar. M&S sells it as a performance crew — the tee that goes under shirts, under the bomber, or alone. Flagged Selling Fast and Online Exclusive. Buy two; the maths of a basic this durable rewards it.

• 100 percent Supima long-staple cotton
• Pill-resistant, colour-fast
• Performance crew neck cut
• Online Exclusive, Selling Fast flags
• Layers under everything in the drop
• Rs. 1,999 on marksandspencer.in

M&S's kidswear team took the season's wide-leg denim and rebuilt it for the school run: pure cotton with a soft elasticated jogger waist, no buttons to fight at 7 a.m., and a wide leg that fits over any shoe. It matches the grown-up denim pieces in the drop closely enough for the family-photo coordination some parents enjoy. Ages 2-8, and denim this shape in kids' sizes rarely lasts a season in stock.

• Pure cotton denim
• Elasticated jogger waist, no fastenings
• Wide-leg cut over any shoe
• Ages 2-8 years
• Machine washable, school-proof
• Rs. 2,299 on marksandspencer.in

The overshirt trend reaches the kids' racks: a striped pure-cotton layer that buttons over a t-shirt and instantly upgrades the standard kid uniform. It is the piece for the birthday party, the airport, the Diwali lunch where a hoodie will not do — while remaining, structurally, just a washable cotton shirt. Ages 2-8, and at Rs. 1,799 it is the cheapest item on this entire list.

• 100 percent cotton
• Button-through overshirt cut
• Smartens a plain tee instantly
• Ages 2-8 years
• The cheapest pick on this list
• Rs. 1,799 on marksandspencer.in

Anyone shopping for a tween knows the brief: baggy, not skinny, and nothing that looks chosen by a parent. M&S's relaxed baggy jean lands it in pure cotton with enough structure to survive a school year. The 6-16 range means one style serves siblings, and the Rs. 1,999 price beats the streetwear brands teenagers point at by half. Paired with the striped overshirt, the family autumn wardrobe closes under Rs. 4,000.

• Pure cotton denim
• Relaxed baggy cut
• Ages 6-16 years
• Teen-approved silhouette
• Survives school-year wear
• Rs. 1,999 on marksandspencer.in