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Yesterday, in part one, we began running down thirty key items that any man can use to completely reinvent his wardrobe. We kept a strong focus on pieces that are simple, versatile and classic that you know will never fall out of style. As we are set to break down a further twenty pieces today, the following list will assume that you already have a basic understanding of how clothes should fit you. If you don’t then we suggest taking a read through our men’s fashion basics series, before you start. So, let’s dive back into it, shall we?
The style you pick will depend on where you live and the weather you typically experience. As I live in the UK, I’d go with a cold-weather fabric like tweed or flannel. Those of you who reside in warm or tropical climates may opt for linen, seersucker or cotton. Either way, keep things classic with a two-button, notch lapel design and look to split this into separates as much as you wear it as a whole. Key Brand Suggestions: T.M.Lewin, Marks & Spencer, Next, Suitsupply, J. Crew,




Matt graduated from Leeds University in 2009 and is currently studying for an MA in Multi-media Journalism at Bournemouth University. He is in charge of the Men’s Fashion Basics section which provides you with a step by step guide to becoming a stylish individual in any situation.
We independently evaluate all recommended products and services. Any products or services put forward appear in no particular order. if you click on links we provide, we may receive compensation.
Yesterday, in part one, we began running down thirty key items that any man can use to completely reinvent his wardrobe. We kept a strong focus on pieces that are simple, versatile and classic that you know will never fall out of style. As we are set to break down a further twenty pieces today, the following list will assume that you already have a basic understanding of how clothes should fit you. If you don’t then we suggest taking a read through our men’s fashion basics series, before you start. So, let’s dive back into it, shall we?
The style you pick will depend on where you live and the weather you typically experience. As I live in the UK, I’d go with a cold-weather fabric like tweed or flannel. Those of you who reside in warm or tropical climates may opt for linen, seersucker or cotton. Either way, keep things classic with a two-button, notch lapel design and look to split this into separates as much as you wear it as a whole. Key Brand Suggestions: T.M.Lewin, Marks & Spencer, Next, Suitsupply, J. Crew,




Matt graduated from Leeds University in 2009 and is currently studying for an MA in Multi-media Journalism at Bournemouth University. He is in charge of the Men’s Fashion Basics section which provides you with a step by step guide to becoming a stylish individual in any situation.
Matt graduated from Leeds University in 2009 and is currently studying for an MA in Multi-media Journalism at Bournemouth University. He is in charge of the Men's Fashion Basics section which provides you with a step by step guide to becoming a stylish individual in any situation.
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