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Worn by everyone from David Beckham to the Pope, Belstaff has a long and illustrious history dating back to 1924. The British heritage brand has significantly modernised in recent times, but the quality remains the same. Proof of which can be found in its SS19 collection, containing pieces like this minimalist and contemporary-looking loopback cotton sweatshirt .
Italian streetwear brand Pas De Mer draws inspiration for its designs from several sources, including art, music and nature. What does a combination of all three look like? A graphic T-shirt featuring a pair of jeans whistling a tune while taking a stroll outside. Obviously.
Menswear fact #482: a pair of dark jeans is one of the most versatile pieces of menswear you can own. And just because it’s the denimhead’s gold standard, opting for a raw wash doesn’t have to mean dropping wads of cash. These ones from Topman with a smart tapered leg leave enough change from a £50 to hit the pub to show them off.
Beams F, the elevated casualwear label from cult Tokyo store Beams has never been available to buy outside of Japan. That is until now, because the menswear gods at Mr Porter have landed an exclusive 31-piece collection. We’re eyeing up this smart linen grandad collar, an able ally in any work wardrobe.
Whether you’re heading to a job interview or just going down the pub, you probably ought to smell nice while you’re at it. Making that task easier, Armani has updated its Stronger With You scent, resulting in an oriental-woody fragrance loaded with wild spices, suede, toffee, and cinnamon, which sounds (and smells) a bit like it could be our new favourite fragrance for 2019.
This season, get you a winter jacket that does both. You know, one that has the cushy properties of a fleece with the water repelling power of your anorak. Sound good? Well, you’re in luck, as Vans has come through with exactly that, and all decked out in the skate brand’s iconic check pattern.
The Six Nations rugby tournament starts next week. And just as the countries of Europe prepare to do battle with each other over a rubber egg, the fashion world is falling in love with the kit. Support both with this collection of six differently coloured rugby shirts by Drop Out Sports for menswear boutique Garbstore spun from 100 per cent organic yarns and sustainable textiles.
Anyone who’s been watching the queen of tidying up Marie Kondo on Netflix has probably been inspired to get their life in order. Start in the bathroom and use this wash bag from Sandqvist to house all your lotions, potions and pomades. It’s made out of recycled materials and has three compartments inside to help you organise à la Kondo.
It’s been 35 years since G-Shock entered the market with an ingenious design that can be put through the mill and still keep ticking. As part of its birthday celebrations, the watch brand has launched a Seven Lucky Gods collection based on the ancient Japanese belief system, which makes for worthy dinner table conversation should anyone ask.
H&M offshoot Arket tread that line effortlessly with a relaxed fit, as sly turn-up and an organic cotton construction because, guess what kiddies, caring about the environment is cool now.
You might have seen G.H. Bass Weejuns on the feet of menswear silver fox Jeff Goldblum, but the range offered by the American footwear brand goes further than just a pair of loafers. Take these hiking boots, for example, made out of a smooth nubuck suede and a chunky sole to keep you upright when the snow rears its head.
Despite being the bag maker on the backs of every cool kid at the skate park, Herschel Supply Co. does more than just cover carrying duties. The Canadian brand also takes those throwback stylings and pops them on a range of headwear included this five-panel snapback cap that looks like it belongs on the head of one of Stranger Things kids.
We’re big fans of the bomber jacket, but the depths of winter require a change in tack. Opt for a slim profile, like this one from River Island, and downgrade it to a mid-layer that can slot effortlessly under a winter coat until the respite of spring rolls around.
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.
Worn by everyone from David Beckham to the Pope, Belstaff has a long and illustrious history dating back to 1924. The British heritage brand has significantly modernised in recent times, but the quality remains the same. Proof of which can be found in its SS19 collection, containing pieces like this minimalist and contemporary-looking loopback cotton sweatshirt .
Italian streetwear brand Pas De Mer draws inspiration for its designs from several sources, including art, music and nature. What does a combination of all three look like? A graphic T-shirt featuring a pair of jeans whistling a tune while taking a stroll outside. Obviously.
Menswear fact #482: a pair of dark jeans is one of the most versatile pieces of menswear you can own. And just because it’s the denimhead’s gold standard, opting for a raw wash doesn’t have to mean dropping wads of cash. These ones from Topman with a smart tapered leg leave enough change from a £50 to hit the pub to show them off.
Beams F, the elevated casualwear label from cult Tokyo store Beams has never been available to buy outside of Japan. That is until now, because the menswear gods at Mr Porter have landed an exclusive 31-piece collection. We’re eyeing up this smart linen grandad collar, an able ally in any work wardrobe.
Whether you’re heading to a job interview or just going down the pub, you probably ought to smell nice while you’re at it. Making that task easier, Armani has updated its Stronger With You scent, resulting in an oriental-woody fragrance loaded with wild spices, suede, toffee, and cinnamon, which sounds (and smells) a bit like it could be our new favourite fragrance for 2019.
This season, get you a winter jacket that does both. You know, one that has the cushy properties of a fleece with the water repelling power of your anorak. Sound good? Well, you’re in luck, as Vans has come through with exactly that, and all decked out in the skate brand’s iconic check pattern.
The Six Nations rugby tournament starts next week. And just as the countries of Europe prepare to do battle with each other over a rubber egg, the fashion world is falling in love with the kit. Support both with this collection of six differently coloured rugby shirts by Drop Out Sports for menswear boutique Garbstore spun from 100 per cent organic yarns and sustainable textiles.
Anyone who’s been watching the queen of tidying up Marie Kondo on Netflix has probably been inspired to get their life in order. Start in the bathroom and use this wash bag from Sandqvist to house all your lotions, potions and pomades. It’s made out of recycled materials and has three compartments inside to help you organise à la Kondo.
It’s been 35 years since G-Shock entered the market with an ingenious design that can be put through the mill and still keep ticking. As part of its birthday celebrations, the watch brand has launched a Seven Lucky Gods collection based on the ancient Japanese belief system, which makes for worthy dinner table conversation should anyone ask.
H&M offshoot Arket tread that line effortlessly with a relaxed fit, as sly turn-up and an organic cotton construction because, guess what kiddies, caring about the environment is cool now.
You might have seen G.H. Bass Weejuns on the feet of menswear silver fox Jeff Goldblum, but the range offered by the American footwear brand goes further than just a pair of loafers. Take these hiking boots, for example, made out of a smooth nubuck suede and a chunky sole to keep you upright when the snow rears its head.
Despite being the bag maker on the backs of every cool kid at the skate park, Herschel Supply Co. does more than just cover carrying duties. The Canadian brand also takes those throwback stylings and pops them on a range of headwear included this five-panel snapback cap that looks like it belongs on the head of one of Stranger Things kids.
We’re big fans of the bomber jacket, but the depths of winter require a change in tack. Opt for a slim profile, like this one from River Island, and downgrade it to a mid-layer that can slot effortlessly under a winter coat until the respite of spring rolls around.