Best Hunter x Target Products
I Tried the Hunter For Target Collection Before Everyone Else — Here's What I Can't Live Without
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If you're wondering what you should be lunging for when the Hunter for Target collection arrives on April 14, I've got you covered. I went on an adventure to Big Sur, CA, with the two brands to preview the new collaboration and test it out for myself. Spoiler: it certainly didn't disappoint. The line is chock-full of boots, outerwear, clothing, shoes, accessories, and outdoor gear with affordable price points and quality materials. In fact, the quality is so impressive I can't believe the prices are so reasonable. By purchasing these products, you're investing in items you'll have for years to come.
Besides being accessible and well-made, did I mention that this stuff is cute as hell? There are so many thoughtful little details that go into each piece, making them all feel special. I saw every item in the collection, so I rounded up my favourite pieces that are definitely worthy of your money. From iconic rain boots to on-trend track pants, these are the 10 must haves I'll be wearing all Spring long. Find out what makes them so covetable and unique.
Hunter for Target Waterproof Ankle Boots
I have been wearing these Hunter for Target Waterproof Ankle Boots ($35) from morning till night, and they're ridiculously comfortable. The soft lining keeps your ankles padded, so you'll be blister-free no matter where you're trekking. I'm partial to this versatile forest green hue, but these boots also come in pink, yellow, navy blue, and orange.
Hunter for Target Rain Coat
I audibly gasped when I slipped into this Hunter for Target Rain Coat ($45) — it's so chic. The sheer design allows you to show off what you're wearing underneath while remaining dry in rainy weather. The jacket isn't bulky, yet it still kept me cozy in Big Sur's chilly weather.
Hunter for Target Tapered Side Snap Track Pants
How cool are these Hunter for Target Tapered Side Snap Track Pants ($26)? Wear them with a tee and sneakers, or dress them up with heels and a lacy camisole. The buttons at the bottom of the legs allow you to wear them flared or straight, it's up to you.
Hunter for Target Medium Backpack
I hiked with this Hunter for Target Medium Backpack ($35), but honestly I'll be using this as my commuter bag for work as well. The sleek, modern design works for any look, and the inside has plenty of space for a laptop. This lilac shade is perfect for the season.
Hunter for Target Visor
Every festival-going girl needs this Hunter for Target Visor ($15). Whether it's shielding you from rain or sun, it's a cheeky way to top off your ensemble. The adjustable tab in the back allowed me to position it on my head just right. Of course I want this hot pink option, but you can snag it in more neutral colorways as well.
Hunter for Target Waterproof Packable Poncho
If you're worried about a drizzle but don't want to throw on a big jacket, slip this Hunter for Target Waterproof Packable Poncho ($30) into your bag. The cheerful yellow hue looks great with jeans. Plus, the front-zip pocket comes in handy for keeping your belongings dry.
Hunter for Target Waterproof Rain Boots
For me, the best part about these Hunter for Target Waterproof Rain Boots ($40) is the adorable striped lining inside. You can finally score yourself a pair of these classic boots for a fraction of the cost. They come in so many colors that it's almost impossible to choose . . . almost.
Hunter for Target Bum Bag
I wore this Hunter for Target Bum Bag ($20) as a crossbody all weekend, but you can wear it as a fanny pack as well. I love using it because it's a hands-free option for when I'm on the go. Bonus points: I'm a sucker for pockets, and this piece has plenty of those.
Hunter for Target Bubble Umbrella
I'm obsessed with this Hunter for Target Bubble Umbrella ($20) because it covers my face, yet I can see right through it as I walk down the street. The mod look is worthy of an Instagram snap.
Hunter for Target Baseball Hat
Sometimes I want to wear a cap that doesn't scream "sports," and this Hunter for Target Baseball Hat ($15) does the trick. Its lustrous finish and close-fitting cut looks equally stylish with athleisure or a button-down.
