Easy Styles: 15+ Ideas To Wear To Tim Hortons

By Shelby Bonner Jun 16, 2024

Tim Hortons is a well-known Canadian coffee house and the top place to go for coffee and donuts for many Canadians. It was founded in 1964 in Hamilton Ontario by Canadian ice hockey player Tim Horton and has expanded to have 5701 restaurants across 13 countries.

This multinational coffee house is a common destination for people to grab their daily double-double (Tim Hortons slang for a coffee with two creams and two sugars), or to catch up with friends, colleagues, and family on any given day.

When entering a Tim Hortons, you will see a variety of people from different walks of life. It is a popular place for casual visits, interviews, and for individuals to get some work done.

Such a wide spectrum of restaurant goers creates a wide-open world of what you can wear to Tim Hortons. Most anything goes from suits to streetwear and casual wear. Below are some great ideas to dress fresh for your next visit and coffee run.

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Layered Dress

A popular trend over the last few years is to layer a dress over a T-shirt and some leggings to create a more casual look. This look creates the opportunity for many combinations from the style of the dress, colors, and patterns of your under layers, and the overall esthetic of your final look.

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Jeans and a Cardigan

This look is the perfect vibe for a coffee house. It is cozy and casual, perfect to sit and chat or get some work done with a hot beverage. It can be worn for any season and a variety of occasions, making it an easy, versatile choice.

Discover these chunky cardigans.

Book Bag or Laptop Bag

If you plan on getting some work done, bringing a book bag or laptop bag is not only necessary but also creates a great way to add to your outfit. Consider choosing a more fashionable bag such as a cross-body bag made from rich brown faux leather that will elevate the rest of your look.

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Oversized Sweater and Leggings

Another cute and casual look that is also quick and easy to throw on, is an oversized sweater over a pair of leggings. This look looks great on any body type or height. Add a pair of boots and some jewelry, and you have a full outfit in just a few minutes!

Check out these bamboo leggings.

Dress Pants with a Sweater

If you want a more tailored look that is still casual, pair your sweater with a pair of dress pants or chinos. More structured pants create a business look, while the sweater still makes you look cozy and approachable.

Discover these recycled sweaters.

Shorts and a Blouse

A great alternative to shorts and a simple t-shirt, is wearing a eye-catching blouse instead. Shorts will help keep you casual and cool while a blouse will add more flair and fashion without having to put much more effort into your look.

Wear an ethically made blouse.

Brown Boots

Brown boots go with the majority of outfits, making them a great staple to have. They look just as good with a dress or suit as they do with a pair of ripped jeans or a graphic t-shirt.

Check out these vegan leather boots.

White Sneakers

Another versatile shoe choice that can be worn with any look is a pair of white sneakers. White sneakers will not only keep your look casual but will add more uniqueness and boldness to the rest of your attire.

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Blazer Over a T-Shirt

If you want to look a bit more made up and professional without going overboard, adding a blazer over your t-shirt is a fashionable, easy way to go about it. The blazer will add more structure and class while the t-shirt will keep your outfit cool and casual.

Try on these blazers.

Dress For The Weather

Since you are likely to visit a Tim Hortons all year round, dressing for the weather is essential, even if you're sitting indoors. Wearing warm layers for the winter and light layers for the summer will prepare you for the conditions both indoors and outdoors.

Check out these warm winter layers.

Matching Tracksuit or Sweatsuit

An effortless way to create a matching, cohesive look is with a matching tracksuit or sweatsuit. Both are comfortable and causal, while still appropriate to wear out. You can find both in a variety of colors to match your style.

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Large Scarf

A large scarf is a multi-use accessory that can be worn with any look. Wrap it around multiple times for an infinity scarf that will draw attention to your face or leave it hanging down to create length to your form.

A popular choice is to wear neutral colors like black or brown and wear a bright-colored scarf to bring attention to it.

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Ripped Denim

A great way to add intrigue and texture to your look is with ripped denim, whether it is a pair of well-worn ripped jeans or a ripped denim jacket. Ripped denim creates a daring look without being too extreme for a coffeehouse.

Check out these jeans.

Fitted Jacket

A fitted jacket will help create a more upscale look which is great for a job interview, or if you just want a more structured, high-fashion look. A fitted jacket will also not consume you and the rest of your outfit, and instead delicately add to it.

Try on these jackets made in Italy.

Striped Shirt

A striped shirt is a subtle yet eloquent pattern that looks great on anyone and can easily be paired with the rest of your outfit. It is also an easy way to introduce a new color or add a pop of color if you feel the rest of your outfit is lacking boldness.

Vertical stripes will help elongate you while horizontal stripes will help fill out your form.

Find more pattern ideas here.

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About the Author: Shelby Bonner

Shelby Bonner is a freelance graphic designer and writer who is passionate about fashion, and ethical, environmentally friendly fashion. She enjoys finding new brands, and following the latest styles each season.

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