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Topman’s Premium line is bursting with twists on everyday spring essentials. This short-sleeved zip-neck knit is guaranteed to add some retro cycling appeal to a pair of neutral trousers. Available at Topman, priced £35.
Statement suits are big news for summer, but if you can’t face going for the full velvet monty, New Look’s slightly more muted check example will keep you on trend without too much fuss. Available at New Look, Jacket £64.99, Trousers £29.99.
The new Big & Tall range from Marks & Spencer is a gift for men with larger dimensions. This premium-looking jacket comes in the retailer’s specially treated linen that stays looking fresh (and crease-free) for longer, perfect for summer weddings and race days. Available at Marks & Spencer, priced £99.
Fisherman macs are that rare mix of incredibly practical and timelessly cool. But if spending a pretty penny on something Big Bird yellow seems a shade too far, Boohoo Man’s bargain version will still tick the box. Available at Boohoo Man, priced £25.
Now that it’s confirmed Drake will be in the new series of Channel 4 drama Top Boy, it’s time to snap up some Stone Island before he cops it all. You might need whatever they’re paying him to afford it, mind. Available at Stone Island, priced £650.
For days when standard camo just won’t cut it outside of the barracks. This graphic take on the military motif from French brand Kenzo splices three different prints to make a camo-on-camo-on-camo effect that’ll do anything but fade into the background. Available at Farfetch, priced £195.
Denim’s not usually a good idea in the gym, but this upcycled jean-hoodie from French deadstock specialist Andrea Crews brings the Wild West to the weight floor in all the right ways. Available at Amazon, priced £329.
Amsterdam is quickly taking over the Scandinavian cities as the fashion hub for European chic. This premium striped T-shirt by online menswear boutique Western Assembly is cut in a wearable neutral hue for an interesting take on the standard Breton. Available at Amazon, priced £65.
The high street is awash with solid tailoring at the minute. Among those leading the charge is River Island with a re-launched line-up that includes this double-breasted jacket. It’ll make a sixties lounge lizard of you yet. Available at River Island, priced £85.
Technically, the colour of the season is green, but we’re still not over Pantone pink. H&M’s zip-detail shirt looks like a designer runway piece but comes in at less than a weekly travelcard. Available at H&M, priced £24.99.
Ye’s trainers are nigh on impossible to get hold of, so switch up tactics and go for the Season 4 boots instead. Naturally, the combat-style kicks in suede and nylon come in an earthy black and brown colourway. Available at Stockx, priced £365.
London’s Jermyn Street and Savile Row don’t have a crossroads, but if they did, it would be right where this shirt sat. The two British tailoring icons have teamed up to on a luxury shirt to end all shirts, cut from 100 per cent Egyptian cotton that softens with each wash. Available soon at Huntsman, priced TBC.
Someone tell Kim K the new trend is for a square rear, at least if London Denim is anything to go by. Constructed from 13.5oz Japanese selvedge, the independent brand’s slim-fit jeans come packing a unique pocket shape that people won’t be able to resist staring at. Available at Amazon, priced £245.
Bored of plain white kicks? Trade up to something neutral for a shoe that’s equally versatile but less ubiquitous. This Oatmeal variation of the old-school Reebok Club C is a new take on the grounding summer staple. Available at Farfetch, priced £75.
Splitting your stash between black and red is a risky move, so swap the roulette table for this lightweight hooded jacket and get both colours in one. You can’t get that in the casino. Available at Primark, priced £15.
“Without them, we’re in proper bother,” said Liam Gallagher on the plight of the honeybees. Clearly the message struck a cord with J.Crew, which has teamed up with insect charity Buglife on this silk pocket square to ensure they’ve got an oasis for years to come. Available at J.Crew, priced £41.50.
Retro sportswear is going nowhere, but vintage bags are often musty and have strange stains lurking in their depths. Get the look without the mothballs with this Fila design that’s the perfect partner for a weekend away. Available at Amazon, priced £50.
Clobber for the greater good has a habit of being, well, ugly. Not so with this T-shirt from mental health ambassadors Sanctus, which aims to promote conversation around mental wellbeing by wearing your heart on your sleeve (and your mind on your chest). Available at Saanctusco, priced £15.

FashionBeans associate editor Natasha Daniels has spent the best part of a decade working with some of the world’s top fashion brands. A former style adviser on Radio One and ITV, and with bylines in The Telegraph, The Times and The Guardian, she now uses her experience to keep men up to date with all the need-to-know trends and key pieces.
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.
Topman’s Premium line is bursting with twists on everyday spring essentials. This short-sleeved zip-neck knit is guaranteed to add some retro cycling appeal to a pair of neutral trousers. Available at Topman, priced £35.
Statement suits are big news for summer, but if you can’t face going for the full velvet monty, New Look’s slightly more muted check example will keep you on trend without too much fuss. Available at New Look, Jacket £64.99, Trousers £29.99.
The new Big & Tall range from Marks & Spencer is a gift for men with larger dimensions. This premium-looking jacket comes in the retailer’s specially treated linen that stays looking fresh (and crease-free) for longer, perfect for summer weddings and race days. Available at Marks & Spencer, priced £99.
Fisherman macs are that rare mix of incredibly practical and timelessly cool. But if spending a pretty penny on something Big Bird yellow seems a shade too far, Boohoo Man’s bargain version will still tick the box. Available at Boohoo Man, priced £25.
Now that it’s confirmed Drake will be in the new series of Channel 4 drama Top Boy, it’s time to snap up some Stone Island before he cops it all. You might need whatever they’re paying him to afford it, mind. Available at Stone Island, priced £650.
For days when standard camo just won’t cut it outside of the barracks. This graphic take on the military motif from French brand Kenzo splices three different prints to make a camo-on-camo-on-camo effect that’ll do anything but fade into the background. Available at Farfetch, priced £195.
Denim’s not usually a good idea in the gym, but this upcycled jean-hoodie from French deadstock specialist Andrea Crews brings the Wild West to the weight floor in all the right ways. Available at Amazon, priced £329.
Amsterdam is quickly taking over the Scandinavian cities as the fashion hub for European chic. This premium striped T-shirt by online menswear boutique Western Assembly is cut in a wearable neutral hue for an interesting take on the standard Breton. Available at Amazon, priced £65.
The high street is awash with solid tailoring at the minute. Among those leading the charge is River Island with a re-launched line-up that includes this double-breasted jacket. It’ll make a sixties lounge lizard of you yet. Available at River Island, priced £85.
Technically, the colour of the season is green, but we’re still not over Pantone pink. H&M’s zip-detail shirt looks like a designer runway piece but comes in at less than a weekly travelcard. Available at H&M, priced £24.99.
Ye’s trainers are nigh on impossible to get hold of, so switch up tactics and go for the Season 4 boots instead. Naturally, the combat-style kicks in suede and nylon come in an earthy black and brown colourway. Available at Stockx, priced £365.
London’s Jermyn Street and Savile Row don’t have a crossroads, but if they did, it would be right where this shirt sat. The two British tailoring icons have teamed up to on a luxury shirt to end all shirts, cut from 100 per cent Egyptian cotton that softens with each wash. Available soon at Huntsman, priced TBC.
Someone tell Kim K the new trend is for a square rear, at least if London Denim is anything to go by. Constructed from 13.5oz Japanese selvedge, the independent brand’s slim-fit jeans come packing a unique pocket shape that people won’t be able to resist staring at. Available at Amazon, priced £245.
Bored of plain white kicks? Trade up to something neutral for a shoe that’s equally versatile but less ubiquitous. This Oatmeal variation of the old-school Reebok Club C is a new take on the grounding summer staple. Available at Farfetch, priced £75.
Splitting your stash between black and red is a risky move, so swap the roulette table for this lightweight hooded jacket and get both colours in one. You can’t get that in the casino. Available at Primark, priced £15.
“Without them, we’re in proper bother,” said Liam Gallagher on the plight of the honeybees. Clearly the message struck a cord with J.Crew, which has teamed up with insect charity Buglife on this silk pocket square to ensure they’ve got an oasis for years to come. Available at J.Crew, priced £41.50.
Retro sportswear is going nowhere, but vintage bags are often musty and have strange stains lurking in their depths. Get the look without the mothballs with this Fila design that’s the perfect partner for a weekend away. Available at Amazon, priced £50.
Clobber for the greater good has a habit of being, well, ugly. Not so with this T-shirt from mental health ambassadors Sanctus, which aims to promote conversation around mental wellbeing by wearing your heart on your sleeve (and your mind on your chest). Available at Saanctusco, priced £15.

FashionBeans associate editor Natasha Daniels has spent the best part of a decade working with some of the world’s top fashion brands. A former style adviser on Radio One and ITV, and with bylines in The Telegraph, The Times and The Guardian, she now uses her experience to keep men up to date with all the need-to-know trends and key pieces.
FashionBeans associate editor Natasha Daniels has spent the best part of a decade working with some of the world’s top fashion brands. A former style adviser on Radio One and ITV, and with bylines in The Telegraph, The Times and The Guardian, she now uses her experience to keep men up to date with all the need-to-know trends and key pieces.
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