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The cagoule comes with plenty of praisable features: lightweight, waterproof, and easy to stuff into a bag. Style, though, has not always been its forte. Until this season, that is, when brands like streetwear label Nicce took to the hiking trend with pieces like this camouflage print example.
Before you get lumped with another naff gift this Christmas, ask for something you actually want. We suggest a shirt from Frescobol Carioca, which, as well as towels and robes, can now be monogrammed at the Brazilian lifestyle brand’s store in Notting Hill, London.
Not content with helping men up and down the country dress better, River Island has got designs on mistreated mugs, too. The retailer’s new grooming range has everything needed to fix up and look sharp this season, from a hydrating face moisturiser to a re-energising shower gel.
In 1923, Hummel (the brand that happened to invent the studded football boot) was kitting out the likes of Tottenham Hotspur and Real Madrid. Fast forward to 2017, and it’s producing retro-tinged sneakers all finished with its soon-to-be-famous-again chevron logo.
The Levi’s Type III denim jacket (you’ll probably know it as the humble Trucker) is celebrating its 50th birthday, but there’s no mid-life crisis here. To celebrate, the jeans giant has collated a range of classic and new limited-edition selvedge styles into one shoppable edit.
As if yet another H&M designer collaboration wasn’t enough to be excited about, it’s also London-based Erdem’s first-ever men’s line. The line-up is packed with killer pieces, like this fleece-meets-hooded-jacket hybrid, which shows that performance wear is as at home on the high street as it is the hills.
If (like us) stripes are totally your thing, then we have good news because you can now wear them at night without looking like you’ve stepped straight out the 1950s. Topman’s soft cotton pyjama set combines a grey marl top with burgundy and navy stripe bottoms, both of which make for seriously stylish bedfellows.
The perfect pair of Chelsea boots used to do two things: look sick and exterminate wet socks. Now, thanks to the design team at BoohooMan, they’ll also keep your bank balance happy too. Kick those battered trainers to the curb and pick up these cleated tan stompers instead.
This week Paul Newman’s Daytona Rolex changed hands for a record $17.8m. But proving you don’t need the wealth of a small country to get a good timepiece is Hugo Boss’s new assortment of automatics, which includes this handsome triple dial, stainless steel and black leather example.
You probably don’t need us to point out (again) that the menswear world is just a little bit in love with the 1990s right now. They don’t get much more classic than this Calvin Klein Jeans T-shirt, which taps into the spirit of the decade but can be brought easily into 2017 with a few simple styling tricks. Totally rad.
Norse Projects. It does away with fiddly buttons in favour of a time-saving zip, giving it all the formality of a traditional button-up but with a contemporary edge.
In the highlands, temperatures regularly drop into minus figures, or what Scottish people refer to as “shorts weather”. So you can trust in this 100 per cent wool beanie, crafted in one of the country’s most historic mills, to keep the chill at bay this season.
We may currently be lacking the decade’s peace and love, but at least the 1970s style hits are enjoying some airtime. Mango’s brown, straight-fit corduroy trousers are case in point: riffing on one of the key fabrics of the time, but banishing the bell-bottom shape in favour of a way more leg-friendly cut.
There’s nothing stylish about trench foot, so thank the fashion gods that Vans has teamed up with British outdoor purveyor Finisterre on a line of winter-ready iterations of its best-selling sneakers. The fleece-lined Chukka MTE is equipped with a weatherproof upper, heat retention inner layer and a reverse waffle lug tread to help tackle the outdoor terrain.
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.
The cagoule comes with plenty of praisable features: lightweight, waterproof, and easy to stuff into a bag. Style, though, has not always been its forte. Until this season, that is, when brands like streetwear label Nicce took to the hiking trend with pieces like this camouflage print example.
Before you get lumped with another naff gift this Christmas, ask for something you actually want. We suggest a shirt from Frescobol Carioca, which, as well as towels and robes, can now be monogrammed at the Brazilian lifestyle brand’s store in Notting Hill, London.
Not content with helping men up and down the country dress better, River Island has got designs on mistreated mugs, too. The retailer’s new grooming range has everything needed to fix up and look sharp this season, from a hydrating face moisturiser to a re-energising shower gel.
In 1923, Hummel (the brand that happened to invent the studded football boot) was kitting out the likes of Tottenham Hotspur and Real Madrid. Fast forward to 2017, and it’s producing retro-tinged sneakers all finished with its soon-to-be-famous-again chevron logo.
The Levi’s Type III denim jacket (you’ll probably know it as the humble Trucker) is celebrating its 50th birthday, but there’s no mid-life crisis here. To celebrate, the jeans giant has collated a range of classic and new limited-edition selvedge styles into one shoppable edit.
As if yet another H&M designer collaboration wasn’t enough to be excited about, it’s also London-based Erdem’s first-ever men’s line. The line-up is packed with killer pieces, like this fleece-meets-hooded-jacket hybrid, which shows that performance wear is as at home on the high street as it is the hills.
If (like us) stripes are totally your thing, then we have good news because you can now wear them at night without looking like you’ve stepped straight out the 1950s. Topman’s soft cotton pyjama set combines a grey marl top with burgundy and navy stripe bottoms, both of which make for seriously stylish bedfellows.
The perfect pair of Chelsea boots used to do two things: look sick and exterminate wet socks. Now, thanks to the design team at BoohooMan, they’ll also keep your bank balance happy too. Kick those battered trainers to the curb and pick up these cleated tan stompers instead.
This week Paul Newman’s Daytona Rolex changed hands for a record $17.8m. But proving you don’t need the wealth of a small country to get a good timepiece is Hugo Boss’s new assortment of automatics, which includes this handsome triple dial, stainless steel and black leather example.
You probably don’t need us to point out (again) that the menswear world is just a little bit in love with the 1990s right now. They don’t get much more classic than this Calvin Klein Jeans T-shirt, which taps into the spirit of the decade but can be brought easily into 2017 with a few simple styling tricks. Totally rad.
Norse Projects. It does away with fiddly buttons in favour of a time-saving zip, giving it all the formality of a traditional button-up but with a contemporary edge.
In the highlands, temperatures regularly drop into minus figures, or what Scottish people refer to as “shorts weather”. So you can trust in this 100 per cent wool beanie, crafted in one of the country’s most historic mills, to keep the chill at bay this season.
We may currently be lacking the decade’s peace and love, but at least the 1970s style hits are enjoying some airtime. Mango’s brown, straight-fit corduroy trousers are case in point: riffing on one of the key fabrics of the time, but banishing the bell-bottom shape in favour of a way more leg-friendly cut.
There’s nothing stylish about trench foot, so thank the fashion gods that Vans has teamed up with British outdoor purveyor Finisterre on a line of winter-ready iterations of its best-selling sneakers. The fleece-lined Chukka MTE is equipped with a weatherproof upper, heat retention inner layer and a reverse waffle lug tread to help tackle the outdoor terrain.