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The Best New Menswear Pieces To Buy Right Now
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09 February 2018
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FashionBeans Editors
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River Island Ditch The Label Charity T-Shirt
To those who say fashion is fickle, we raise you this T-shirt from River Island’s latest campaign. Aside from putting its woke credentials front and centre, you’ll get change from £20 and spruce up your collection of white T-shirts in the process.
Dior Sauvage Eau De Parfum
Dior Sauvage has been one of the safest bets as far as scents go for more than half a century. Now available as a longer-lasting eau de parfum and with top notes of citrus and a vetiver base, there’s no excuse for smelling like you got spritzed in a nightclub toilet.
Pretty Green Black Label Knitted Polo Shirt
Polo shirts fall into one of two categories: bad stag party clobber or sharp summer gear Dickie Greenleaf would be proud of. Pretty Green’s black label example is firmly in the latter camp thanks to an on-trend camel colourway and subtle tipping detail. Nice one, Liam.
Hudson Wynford Suede Navy Chelsea Boot
Assuming you’ve already ticked off black and brown Chelsea boots as part of your sartorial arsenal, you need another excuse to stock up, right? Try on Hudson’s Wynford navy suede pair for size. Buttery-soft suede, double heel tabs, navy colourway – what’s not to like?
Castore Kendrick Bag
Ever wondered what Harry and Wills use to cart their workout gear? This is it. The Kendrick bag from British sportswear brand Castore is next-level luggage, featuring temperature-regulating side pockets, anti-odour storage bags and a padded mesh laptop sleeve to switch between the gym, office and palace with ease.
Hummel Marathona x Mita
In case you didn’t get the memo that bold trainers are big news, consider this a friendly reminder. To get in step with the season’s hottest trainer trend, look to this collaboration between Denmark-based sportswear firm Hummel and Tokyo sneaker store Mita, which are inspired by Danish pastries. Delicious.
Topman Oversized Black Leather Biker Jacket
If you haven’t got a black leather biker jacket in your outerwear line-up, you’re not doing menswear right. Luckily, Topman has got you covered with this oversized version, which is cut generous enough that it skips the awkward breaking-in phase.
Fairfield Contactless Payment Watch
We may not have flying cars quite yet, but contactless payment watches are a pretty good consolation prize. Fairfield’s take on high-tech chronology achieves that rare feat thanks to integrated Barclays bPay functionality, making it both impressively intelligent and annoyingly good looking.
H&M Super Skinny Trashed Jeans
Though you might not have the voice to fill a stadium, there’s absolutely nothing stopping you from dressing like a rock god. H&M’s super-skinny trashed jeans have just the right level of ‘lived in’ to give your wardrobe those effortless I-woke-up-like-this vibes.
Reiss Finde Striped Shirt
Plain basics are nice and all, but they can be a slippery slope into a boring wardrobe wormhole. This Reiss vertical striped shirt is an easy way to introduce some pattern to your line-up (see what we did there?). It’s a multi-tasker, too, so you can take it from work to the weekend without even thinking about it.
Baxter of California Beard Line-up Shave Gel
Some ideas are so stupidly simple and effective that we kick ourselves for not thinking of them first. Such is the case with Baxter of California’s beard line-up shave gel, which is clear and non-foaming, so you can see where the stray hairs are lurking. Genius.
Tommy Hilfiger Allen Sweatshirt
Tommy Hilfiger has swapped the varsity crown for a nineties revival of late, but the brand’s signature preppy threads are still better than ever. This Letterman sweater is clean, simple and in a colour that’s sure to pair effortlessly with everything else in your rotation.
Mango Technical Fabric Checked Jacket
Attempting to reinvent the wheel often ends in disaster, so this technical fabric checked jacket from Mango gently updates the classic Harrington, and we must say, it’s done the already likeable design wonders.
Maison Kitsuné Logo-Embroidered Cotton-Blend Cap
Parisian style isn’t all Breton stripes and berets. As French outfit Maison Kitsuné proves on a regular basis, there’s a cooler scene to be enjoyed: this time, with a five-panel cap that pours tricolour patriotism into a streetwear shell.
Jaeger Slim Fit Trouser
British label Jaeger has longed turned out impeccable wardrobe classics, and these slim-fit trousers are no exception. Khaki is an easy way to flex some muted colour, while the shade itself nods to the military trend without heading into Action Man territory.
Paul Smith Leather Mackerel Print Carholder
In theory, Paul Smith’s mackerel print cardholder sounds pretty out there. But in practice, there’s nothing fishy about this bold leather accessory, which blows its basic brown and black rivals out of the water.
Todd Snyder x Champion Loopback Cotton-Jersey Shorts
Millennial pink isn’t going anywhere anytime soon, and we’re glad because for too long men have missed out on this apparently feminine hue. These shorts, a collaboration between New York designer Todd Snyder and sportswear brand Champion, come in a spring-ready shade that’s enough to make us want to cast off all of our black and navy immediately.
M&S Collection Reversible Mac With Stormwear
High-street stalwart Marks and Spencer gets unfairly overlooked for its wallet- and wardrobe-friendly menswear. Case in seriously stylish point: this reversible navy mac. It looks good, offers two designs for the price of one and boasts Stormwear water-repellent technology. Did somebody say triple threat?
