Claudia Winkleman’s wardrobe on The Traitors has become as talked-about as the show itself. Built around strong tailoring, rich textures and a grounded colour palette, her looks are a perfect starting point for fabric-led sewing.
In this post, we’re looking at how those outfits translate into cloth - from wool coatings and velvets to tartans and textured fabrics - and why these materials work so well for garments you can sew and wear every day.
Inspired by Claudia Winkleman’s Traitors wardrobe, this look pairs The Assembly Line Tie Bow Blouse with Wardrobe By Me Palazzo Pants. Try Silk Whisper in wine red or Plain Viscose Satin for the blouse, finished with Stretch Corduroy in plum.
Velvet Worn Well
The Traitors Through Fabric
Tessuti Oslo Coat | Loro Piana Grey Herringbone
SHOP WINKLEMAN’S WARDROBEA Hint of Scotland
Choosing Fabrics That Work Together
Grey and black keep the look grounded, with green adding depth and interest. Combining soft knits with structured woven fabrics gives contrast and balance, helping the pieces work well together as a complete outfit.
Cable Car Chunky Wool Olive Green | Wool Suiting Tabby Flannel | True Essentials Fine T-Shirting Black
SHOP KNIT JERSEY FABRICInspired by the Traitors
Inspired by Claudia’s on-screen style in The Traitors, this pairing focuses on wool fabrics that hold their shape, sew well, and suit everyday tailoring rather than statement dressing.
SHOP MERINO WOOLWinkleman’s Wardrobe Edit
Inspired by Claudia’s wardrobe on The Traitors? We’ve gathered all the fabrics featured here into one place, chosen to sew well and work across coats, jackets and tailored pieces.
If Claudia Winkleman’s wardrobe on The Traitors has sparked ideas for your own sewing, you’ll find all the fabrics and patterns featured here gathered together in our Winkleman’s Wardrobe edit.
