Forget leopard print – this is the new trending pattern every chic woman is wearing this autumn

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Every autumn, there’s one print or texture that suddenly feels like it’s everywhere you look. Last year you couldn’t move for leopard print jeans (one £45 from M&S racked up a 40,000-person waitlist); in 2023, houndstooth was everywhere thanks to the first season of The Traitors

This season? It’s all about crocodile effect: a glossy, embossed texture that mimics the scaled pattern of crocodile skin. It’s a luxe look, often crafted in rich burgundy, black and chocolate shades that are perfect for autumn. It’s therefore no surprise searches for ‘croc effect’ on fashion platform LTK are up 600% in the last month. 

Our favourite thing about croc-effect garments and accessories are that they toe the line between looking expensive and being accessible. You don’t need to drop thousands on an exotic leather bag to get that luxe, textured look (not to mention the considerations of how real crocodile pieces are created). Embossed versions – those made from faux leather – look near identical to the real deal, with none of the price or ethical drawbacks. 

There are plenty of pieces to choose from across AW25 high-street collections. Croc effect bags are leading the charge, and are an easy way to add texture and interest to an otherwise monochrome winter outfit. If you’re feeling braver, we’re all for croc effect boots, a rich oxblood croc jacket and even perfectly structured croc trousers (comfier than they look, we promise). 

Whether you’re after a statement piece or looking for a more minimalist buy, there’s a croc-effect item at every price point. Scroll down for 15 of our favourite picks to channel some series mob wife this winter. 

15 chic croc-effect high-street pieces to shop now

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