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Hudson Valley, NY Packing List
November 4, 2025
We’re all about helping you look your best, wherever you are in the world. Here’s what to pack for a trip to Hudson Valley, according to our senior director of fashion and lifestyle Shallon Hunter Manion.
Meet Our Expert:
Shallon Hunter Manion
As Tuckernuck’s senior fashion and lifestyle director, Shallon runs our style department. When she’s not curating looks in the office, she’s styling at shoots for campaigns around the world. Before joining Tuckernuck in 2016, she worked in PR, styling, and event production in New York City for the likes of Tibi and Condé Nast.
West Village Style, Explained
The Signature Style: Cozy and layered with a country-chic vibe. A little bit eclectic, with pops of color and bohemian prints.
Our Fashion Fundamentals: Classic denim and cords, knits made to layer, and vintage-inspired, collected accessories.
What to Pack for Hudson Valley
With 27 pieces you’ll wear throughout your stay, we’ve got everything you need organized by category.
DRESSES
Floral Dress
Sweater Dress
Slightly dressier midi dress
TOPS
Boho blouse
Plaid flannel
Long sleeve tee or henley
Fisherman sweater
Cozy crewneck
Sport tank
LAYERS
Quilted jacket
Suede fringe jacket
Teddy barn jacket
Denim jacket
Fleece pullover
Winter parka for colder months
BOTTOMS
Straight or wide-leg jeans
Corduroys
Workout leggings
Longer skirt to style with sweaters
FOOTWEAR
Riding boots for day
Suede boots for night
Sneakers
ACCESSORIES
Scarf Crossbody bag
Tote or market bag
Gold hoops
Vintage-style jewelry
Our Top 5 Packing Tips
Bring Activewear
From hiking to apple picking,you’ll spend lots of timein nature. Don’t forget workout clothes!
Keep It Casual
The look is low key and easy. Keep your style unfussy—denim and knits will be your staples.
Skip the Heels
You’ll be walking and exploring a lot, sowear flats, sneakers, or boots with a low heel.
Think Vintage
A major draw of the Hudson Valley is its love for antiquing. Capture that charm with accessories and jewelry that evoke a vintage, well-collected feel.
Lean on Layers
Cashmere knits are essential for day-to-night styling. Pair your favorites with denim for shopping, then over dresses for dinner.
Let us help you dress like a local. Here’s what to wear for everything you’re up to.
Hiking
Our favorite trails are Huckleberry Point and the Hudson River Skywalk. Wear our signature winetasting set with a soft fleece or sweatshirt and sneakers.
Antiquing
Spend a day shopping the iconic mile-long Warren Street for countless antiques full of vintage treasures. Channel a cool, western-inspired look with straight-leg denim, a fringe jacket, classic wayfarers, and suede boots.
Wine Tasting
For an afternoon at Whitecliff Vineyard for artisanal, vegan wine, choose a casually cool, tonal look—cozy corduroys, cashmere, a teddy coat, and sneakers.
Dinner
For dinner at Isabela, choose a bohemian, ditsy floral dress. Warm up your look by layering a chocolate brown cashmere sweater, gold jewelry, and suede accessories.
FAQs
Why do we love Hudson Valley?
We love that it’s a relaxed country escape from the city, with plenty of outdoor activities like hiking and apple picking. The charming shops and antique stores are full of treasures, and the farm-to-table dining makes the experience even better.
What is a packing list?
A packing list is a tool that helps ensure you have everything that you need packed and ready for your destination. Let us help you plan your outfits and simplify your packing.
What is the weather like in Hudson Valley?
The Hudson Valley experiences all four seasons: vibrant foliage in the mild-to-cool autumn, cold snowy winters with peak snowfall in January, and warm, humid summers.
What are some essentials to pack for a trip to Hudson Valley?
A barn jacket, a workout set, sneakers, denim, a boho blouse, a floral dress, a sweater, and boots.
What shouldn’t I wear during my trip to Hudson Valley?
Don’t wear heels or anything too dressy or fussy. Remember that Hudson Valley is all about a low-key, slightly bohemian vibe.
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