Out & About In a Talbots Fall Outfit

Happy Monday…and it is the final Monday in September! Today I am Out & About in a Talbots Fall Outfit.
It is pretty easy for me to open my closet and style a Talbots Fall Outfit…then go out & about….which you will see in a moment, is a play on words.
We were out & about quite a bit this past weekend as the grandsons stayed the weekend.
When I am with them, I need a fall outfit to be comfortable enough to move in…three very active boys.
I have enjoyed my Talbots comfy wear for a while and it is a go to for me…especially for a Talbots fall outfit.
So, come see what I am wearing and where I am….
OUT & ABOUT IN A TALBOTS FALL OUTFIT: THE CLOTHES

Talbots OUT & ABOUT CLOTHING is actually one of my favorite collections and is more like athleisure.
The first piece I owned were these OUT & ABOUT SEAMED BOOTCUT PANTS in indigo blue….and I have kind of lived in them…meaning, I wear them often.
So, I purchased them in black and I do wear them as well…since they are on the bottom, they will go with many of my warmer tops.
Last year, they introduced this blazer, but it must be sold out. I really like it too, so watch for it to be brought back.
With that said, I am definitely a fan and so glad I have these three Out & About pieces for fall outfits…you know, to go out & about in!

The shoes is also a favorite that I wear often.
It is the Easy Spirit DENISE AUSTIN EASYPACE SO EASY EMOVE SNEAKERS, but this light tan is almost sold out.
There are other colors still available in this shoe and I do recommend it for slip on easy and for comfortable walking ….going out & about and keeping up with three boys.
I have my eye on that lovely coral one.
Remember at Easy Spirit to use the code PAMELA20 for an additional 20% off.
OUT & ABOUT IN A TALBOTS FALL OUTFIT: THIS PLACE

So where was I out & about in my Talbots fall outfit?
We were at a place called DIRTY DOUGH…where cookie dough is tucked inside of cookies! I have to admit the ones I tasted were pretty good.
The reason we were there was because this young 6th grade man had done something nice to help a fellow student and it was noticed and acknowledged by his school.
He was put in a special club called the KINDNESS CLUB and given a certificate to this cookie place. He really did prove “what is inside counts.”
We are so proud of him!!
Thank you for joining me today for OUT & ABOUT IN A TALBOTS FALL OUTFIT….are you aware of the Out & About collection?
Tomorrow will be the lifestyle news roundup one day early…that is because I have a special sponsor on Wednesday, the first day of October.
I hope to see you for both…until then…
BE KIND AND KEEP SMILING!!
By Pamela Lutrell
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Such a great way to acknowledge a student! I love that. Congrats to your middle schooler … it’s a tough age (I taught it for years), and to be kind is something to be very proud of. I will have to take a look at the Out and About line, because your outfit is really in my wheelhouse, right down to the striped tee. They have some sort of Air type material I’m not fond of at Talbots, and I just assumed Out and About was more of the same… too thick and sticky for me. My own workhorse pants have been the knit Wearever jeans from JJill, which are not jeans at all, but a wonderful, comfortable knit pull on with a few jeans details. I had them in navy and also added black. I try not to wear so much black, and am indeed getting away from it, but black bottoms are so versatile and they are far from the face. I did hang on to some black tanks, which are fine, but I put on a black cardigan the other day with black pants, and just went, oh nooooo. What we finally see cannot be unseen :).
It is a much lighter material than the other one you mentioned. I think it moves better. These really are a go to pant for me! Thanks Linda…we are so proud of him.
Many Congratulations to your grandson. Kindness seems to be in short supply these days with the ugliness of social media which I think bleeds over into everyday life. Middle school age is a difficult one for many young people to traverse I know his parents and grandparents appreciate his being rewarded for this trait. I was not aware of this line of Talbots clothing but will start looking for it in my petite sizes as it looks casual but an upgrade to jeans and tee shirts.
We are very proud of him…he is very special. This is a great line…I am glad that I discovered it when I did. Thanks Celia.
What a wonderful idea for the middle school to have a kindness club. After I moved up north I subbed at the middle school for a few years. Its a tricky age as LindaLM has pointed out. I remember that this is the grandson that kept in touch when he was in Europe and picked out gifts for you. He is a fine young man and you must be so proud of him I checked out the Out & About at Talbot’s. I know most women will wear black and/or navy but I don’t wear either except for the yoga clothes I don’t want to replace. I’m glad that navy works for you. That’s a nice outfit and looks comfortable as well. Happy Monday and almost October.
Thanks Kathie…he is special. I am so glad that navy works for me…it really helps in the neutral area.
Hi Pam,
What a great school your grandson goes to. “The Kindness Club,” sounds fabulous.
“It’s what’s INSIDE that counts” is so true in more ways than one. Your guy sounds like he is a roll model for this saying.
Have a wonderful week.
You are welcome, Katherine! He is a role model and I loved happening upon this It’s What’s Inside That Counts…because it does!
Congratulations to your grandson!
You mention kindness often, so glad he follows in your influence.
Your navy with red and white stripe is a winner in my book.
I love this story about your grandson. It makes me miss teaching. 😢 The last school I was at had a program of “Caught you doing something nice!” and throughout the month staff could acknowledge students with a yellow star, writing in the observed deed. All of these went up on a central bulletin board until assembly time, where they were read off in front of the whole school (97 students, it was a small private school). Anyway, it was always lovely and I believe programs such as these are fantastic character reinforcement. YEAH!!🤸♀️👏👍 for your incredible grandson!!
It’s nice to hear that the school acknowledges good behavior.
I do like the Talbots outfit. That is something I would wear many times.
Yes…I agree that these programs are fantastic character reinforcement and I hope more schools will do them. Thanks Connie.
Thanks Paula…and I am wearing it many times!
Your grandson is a role model both at school and in your family. You are a great influence on him. Your outfit looks so comfortable! Alas, the shoes are sold out in wide 7. I will watch for them coming back. I have my Denise Austin tie sneakers in the emove in white on my feet as we speak! Today is housework and laundry day so lots of walking. These shoes get me through our mile walk with Trixy in the morning and on through the tasks of the day. Your outfit is exactly the way I dress as it cools down. Still in shorts and tees here in Colorado!
it is still warm here too, Sydney…though not as bad as it was in August and early September. So hoping cooler breezes blow soon. Thanks for sharing.
I’m so glad your grandson is in a school environment that reinforces what your family teaches at home. I’ve always told my grandkids I care more about whether they are kind than whether they are smart or athletic, and I always try to reinforce any good behavior I see from them. My grandson has an especially sweet spirit and kind servant’s heart, and I have a feeling he will be the one who helps me when I am older. We are so blessed to have them in our lives! Your outfit looks perfect for keeping up with three active kids and I applaud you for wearing layers already. I’m still in sleeveless linen shirts and cotton pants, but looking forward to wearing all my new fall pieces from Chico’s and JJill soon!
I love the fact your grandson has a servant’s heart. That’s a special gift!