How to Dress for a Wine Tour (Comfort Meets Style)

Tour Group Featuring Our Very Own Guide, Tom.

How to Dress for a Wine Tour (Comfort Meets Style)

Whether you're planning a girls' day out or a romantic escape, knowing what to wear on a wine tour can elevate the entire experience. At The Peach Express, we visit some of the most charming wineries and scenic venues in Texas, where the sun is strong and the weather can shift from hot to hotter in a flash. Your outfit should feel just as relaxed and stylish as the tour itself. Here’s your guide to staying comfortable, camera-ready, and wine-tour fabulous from your first pour to your last cheers.

Consider the Setting

A Peach Express wine tour isn’t your average outing. You’ll be walking through venues, lounging on patios, enjoying tastings indoors and outdoors, and hopping on and off a comfy shuttle. Texas weather means sun, heat, and more sun, especially in the spring and summer months. Choose light, breathable fabrics like cotton or linen. Layers should be minimal, but a light layer is still smart for indoor AC.

The Essentials – For Women

• A flowy sundress or a chic jumpsuit makes it easy to move and looks great in photos.

• Bring a lightweight cardigan or wrap for air-conditioned tasting rooms.

• Footwear should be breathable and practical—flat sandals, espadrilles, or stylish sneakers work great on Texas terrain.

• A crossbody bag keeps your hands free for wine glasses and charcuterie boards.

• Don’t forget sunglasses, sunscreen, and a cute wide-brimmed sunhat to protect against the Texas sun.

The Essentials – For Men

• A polo shirt or a short-sleeve linen button-up is breathable and stylish.

• Pair with chino shorts or lightweight pants for a sharp but comfortable look.

• Clean sneakers, loafers, or breathable slip-ons work well for walking and heat.

• Sunglasses and a light hat are key for sunny vineyards.

• A backpack or slim satchel is great for keeping essentials like sunscreen and water.

What NOT to Wear

• Stilettos or thin heels (they sink into the grass and can be tough to walk in).

• Heavy clothing or dark colors that trap heat.

• Bulky bags that get in the way or tire you out.

• Loud, flashy prints that clash with the natural beauty of the vineyards (think classy, not clubby).

Final Tips

• Dress in something you feel confident and comfortable in—you’ll be sitting, standing, walking, and sipping.

• Choose pieces that breathe well and won’t leave you sweating through your selfies.

• Keep accessories simple and let your smile be the main feature.

• Most importantly: bring your ID, your good vibes, sunscreen, and a taste for adventure!

Visit us at The Peach Express to book your next unforgettable wine tour!