Undoubtedly, one of the many things Noel Fielding blesses us with on Great British Bake Off is his eclectic collection of shirts and jumpers. From his sense of humour to his style, no one does it quite like Noel. Here's our guide to the best Great British Bake Off shirts from Noel Fielding.
Having stepped in to take over the reins on The Great British Bake Off in 2017, The Mighty Boosh star has constantly dazzled us with his wit, charm and, of course, his amazing clothes. We loved Noel's latest and greatest attire in the 2024 series, as you can tell from our extensive research above. Could the man get any more iconic?
Here’s where you can get Noel Fielding's exact shirts and jumpers, as well as some pretty similar alternatives and Noel-inspired options, in case they're super-duper expensive or sold out. Let's get started.
SHOP: Noel Fielding's outfits from The Great British Bake Off 2025 (series 16)
Do you want to emulate his style and rep GBBO? Well, you've come to the right place.
Episode Three: Bread Week

Noel's look for Bread Week was very fitting. We can't find it anywhere (!)
Dupe

www.etsy.com
This is a little similar to Noel's Bread Week shirt, kinda...
Episode Two: Biscuit Week

Biscuit Week is next, which can really challenge the Bakers.
For the biccie episode, Noel has treated us with the scarce graphic shirt from Martin Rose, which you can still snag from Farfetch UK in X-Small, Small and Medium at £400 (!)
Alternative

www2.hm.com
Loving this abstract H&M shirt, which feels very Noel-esque.
Pre-loved buy

www.ebay.co.uk
Or, why not consider this pre-loved blue abstract shirt?
Episode One: Cake Week

Cake Week is up first, where the Bakers are tasked with fiddly treats.
For the debut episode, Noel has treated us with a designer (!) vortex sweater from The Elder Statesman, which is still available in Small and X-Large. Luckily, for you lot, who don't have £500 to drop on a sweater, we've found some alternatives...
Alternative

www.asos.com
We love this bold 'n' blue sweater from ASOS, which is available in a UK 6 and 8. We've also found it on eBay - where it's pre-loved in an XL, just in case you want a bigger size.
Alternative

www.boohooman.com
Or, why not try this striped number? It's in-stock and fluffy enough for autumn.
Plus-size option

www.evans.co.uk
A cosy staple.
Promo Look

We loooove Noel's promo look for the upcoming season. He is wearing a (now out of stock) Godzilla X Dhruv Kapoor Engineered Shirt from HBX. But, we've found something similar, thanks to Etsy...
Alternative

www.etsy.com
We love the look of this shirt...
Who is presenting The Great British Bake Off 2025?
Now we've stopped raving about Noel Fielding's shirts, let's talk about his TV presenting era. The show's original hosts, Sue Perkins and Mel Giedroyc, as well as judge Mary Berry, jumped ship when the show left the Beeb. They were replaced by comedian Noel Fielding and actor and director Sandi Toksvig. A peculiar choice, perhaps, but Sandi and Noel were the unlikely presenting team from heaven and totally worked.
In January 2020, it was announced that Sandi was quitting her role. This was amid reports she was “unhappy” at work and had been “desperate to leave for ages”. Tea ☕️👀.
Subsequently, Sandi was replaced by comedian Matt Lucas, and he and Noel presented the 2021 and 2022 series pretty successfully. Noel returned with a new host for 2023, that being the ever-iconic Mrs Alison Hammond! What a duo. Chemistry was off the charts.
The hosts of GBBO 2025 will again be Noel Fielding and Alison Hammond. If 2023 and 2024 were anything to go by, the 2025 series is going to be a hoot.
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