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The Best New Menswear Pieces To Buy Right Now

Drake’s Green Cotton Polo Shirt

For a combined 120 years, British brand Drake’s and Italian manufacturer Fedeli have both strived for perfection in their fields. Coming together for the first time, the pair has created a line of soft cotton shirts and swimming trunks built to last as long as the brands themselves. Available at Drake’s, priced £195.

Jigsaw Merino Milano Single Breasted Blazer

Staying smart in summer doesn’t have to mean getting hot under the collar. A deconstructed blazer cut from soft merino wool – yes, the stuff you thought was just for winter – is an easy way to beat the heat due to its natural temperature regulating properties. Available at Jigsaw, priced £150.

Goodhood X Beams T X Ken Kagami Dog T-Shirt

As well as being a sleek space packed with tonnes of cool stuff, London independent Goodhood turns out some of the hottest collaborations around. Its latest is with near-legendary Tokyo store Beams and Japanese illustrator Ken Kagami. Available at Goodhood, priced £49.

Dr Martens x Staple Design 1461 Shoe ‘Pigeon Camo’

Forget the Pitti peacocks, back on British shores it’s all about a different kind of bird. Teaming up with streetwear demi-god Jeff Staple and his Staple Design line, Dr Martens has reworked the iconic 1461 Shoe, rendered in all-over pigeon camo and finished with bright pink colour pops. Available from 17 June at Farfetch, priced around £100.

Marks & Spencer Collection Slim Fit Cotton Rich Chinos

Trying to make it through summer without a decent pair of chinos is guaranteed to leave you more swampy than stylish. This pair from Marks & Spencer comes in a timeless navy hue and is cut from rich cotton that maintains its shape even after hours of wear. Available at Marks & Spencer, priced £45.

London Sock Company David Gandy My Style Collection

Handsome hosiery is hard to come by. Unless, of course, it’s designed by the ever-dapper David Gandy. Teaming up with the London Sock Company, the male model has created a line of luxury cotton socks. Better yet, shoppers can currently get 10 per cent off, with another 10 per cent donated to the NSPCC. Available at London Sock Company, priced £36.

Luke Todd

As FashionBeans deputy editor, Luke Todd is tasked with filtering through the latest from the worlds of fashion, grooming, fitness, technology and lifestyle to deliver an indispensable edit of the most stylish stuff. Along with working on the site since 2009, he has written for leading titles such as ShortList, Drapers and GQ Style Germany and has consulted for brands including Bulldog Skincare and James Harknett.