Strut on campus with back to uni outfits
Nailing your back to uni wardrobe is all about striking the perfect balance between cool-girl style and maximum comfort. For those early morning lectures when you want to look effortlessly put-together, throw an oversized blazer over a matching tracksuit set, and finish with chunky trainers for peak model-off-duty vibes. Got a seminar followed by pub drinks? Level up classic high-waisted jeans with a ribbed crop top and a faux leather jacket.
Shop back to uni essentials with EGO’s
Get your wardrobe semester-ready with EGO’s line-up of back-to-uni essentials. Stock up on everyday staples like cosy hoodies and relaxed joggers, or browse our head-turning going-out outfits for your next social event. Want to make a serious statement for evening plans? You can’t go wrong with our iconic jeans and a nice top combo, slinky mini dresses, or halterneck dresses. Top it all off with a roomy tote bag for your laptop and notebook, and shop the full edit today!
FAQs
What should you pack for university freshers week?
For freshers’ week, you will want a mix of chill daytime outfits and evening ‘fits! Pack a few comfortable casual options like wide-leg joggers, graphic tees, hoodies, and fresh white trainers for daytime icebreakers and hangover recoveries. For the nights out, bring a selection of show-stopping going-out outfits, including bodycon dresses, corsets, faux-leather hot pants, and heels or knee-high boots that you can dance in all night.
What are good outfits for uni lectures vs nights out?
For uni lectures, keep it low-effort and chic with relaxed casual fits like baggy jeans or cargo trousers paired with a ribbed vest top, an oversized cardigan or hoodie, and comfortable trainers. When heading on a night out, turn up the heat by swapping casual layers for sculpting silhouettes like a mini dress, a sultry party top paired with high-waisted denim, or a sharp blazer dress styled with a cute shoulder bag and strappy heels.
How many outfits do you need for your first term at uni?
You don't need a totally new wardrobe for every single day, but having a solid capsule collection makes getting dressed super easy! Aim for around 10 to 14 versatile daily outfits that you can mix, match, and layer up – think 3 to 4 pairs of go-to jeans or trousers, a collection of basic tees and tops, 2 or 3 cosy hoodies, and a couple of jackets. Add in 5 to 8 statement night-out options (like dresses, going-out tops, and co-ords) so you always have fresh fit checks ready for spontaneous plans!
