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Years of working together has created a great deal of trust between sustainable high fashion hero Stella McCartney and German sportswear brand Adidas. So much so that the latter let the former have full rein on its most beloved silhouette, the Stan Smith, for a distinctive take on a classic and all with McCartney’s vegan credentials left intact.
Stop the press, we’ve found the jumper to hibernate through winter in. The handiwork of Scandinavian brand Norse Projects, the pullover has been spun out of Scottish lambswool, cast in a handsome shade of green and fashioned with raglan sleeves for a relaxed fit that’s supremely easy to wear. All you need to do is clamber inside.
Become the biggest baller in the room with this slick jacket, the result of a tasty team-up between uber-cool Japanese streetwear label Neighbourhood and English-borne brand Baracuta. Made out of a shiny material and with a quilted lining to keep you warm through winter, the joint embroidery are bold but not overdone for a perfect slice of streetwear magic.
Two giants of skatewear collide in this capsule collection that brings together Vans and the off-kilter stylings of Alltimers. This pair of sneakers from the edit sums up the results well, with its minimalist design and classic colorway.
For all the men’s jewellery lovers out there, here’s a serious piece of kit to house your bling. Crafted from vegan leather with an eye catching design, the wallet contains two zip pockets, additional large pocket, a ring holder and earrings storage. Talk about being organised.
It’s hard to beat the quality to affordability ratio on offer at knitwear expert Peregrine. The British label’s latest collection has been inspired by the slopes, with a vintage take that stands out while being imperiously easy to wear. This sweater vest is a stand-out with a heat-regulating merino wool construction and a diamond pattern.
One of the more unique watch designs of the year, this new ticker from Swiss watchmaker Tissot is an unrivalled beauty. Inspired by timepieces from the 1910s, the spindly typeface stands to attention, as does the tonneau-shaped case, a special design made to resemble a barrel. And at a sub-£500 price point we can’t think of a better early Christmas present to yourself.
There’s no better time to invest in some glad rags to get you through the coming party season, and Mr P, the house brand at menswear retailer Mr Porter, has just the evening wear to sort you out. This tuxedo jacket is the edit’s pièce de résistance, cut from corduroy and trimmed with peak lapels, it’ll take you from zero to hero at the Christmas party.
Both headwear brand New Era and 90’s giant Beavis and Butt-Head are masters of the collaboration game, so it’s no surprise to find its partnership comes off as a real winner. It features this fine, structured cap jazzed up with a jumbo patch and an embroidered graphics crowning the whole affair.
Orlebar Brown sashayed into full-time apparel after making it big off the back of its sterling swim shorts. This T-shirt from its new Automobili Lamborghini collection showcases its style best – simple, retro and made with outstanding quality – it will be an able layer until you can show it off for all seasons to come.
High street stalwart French Connection has been going hard on the patterns this wintry season. The results are splendid, including this neatly cut overshirt that will look ace over the top of a black hoodie and some laidback jeans for an easy way to bring patterns into your wardrobe.
One of the godfathers of streetwear, The Hundreds is cracking out all its design nous and bringing it to the table with Puma for a fresh take on the latter’s classic Clyde silhouette. The resulting sneakers are a colourful explosion, and a true testament to the streetwear flex both brands can lay claim to.
Putting a good word in for fashion watches the world over is this chunky number from Hugo Boss. Featuring silver-tone baton indices, a handsome blue dial with three subdials and encased in a stainless steel frame, it’s a well-thought-out timepiece and a perfect deputy to any outfit you’d care to pair it with.
Don’t get us wrong, jeans are the king of the trouser world, but jeans every day can be a bit, well, same-y. Throwing a welcome spanner in the works is this bold pair of pantaloons from high street behemoth Topman, that come in an elasticated waist band that will look smashing alongside an easy, breezy sweater up top.
You might not have heard of American singer and songwriter Mitsuki Miyawaki, but if you’re into your indie music you’ll have caught her alternative songs. And now you have this handywork fronting your closet staples with an oversized tee that you can comfortably wear.
A hiking boot made sporty is exactly what you get from the Urban Breaker, a new seasonal shoe from French sportswear giant Lacoste. Durable and water-resistant – they’re made as light as one of its tennis shoes, perfect for when you’re running through the rain to catch the bus into work.
Just launched in the UK, American shirt brand Untuckit makes dressing easy for those guys still confused by the dressing down culture that has swept through the workplace. Its smart shirts are designed to be worn untucked you see, while also being wrinkle-free, plus you get the bonus of being able to choose your shirt in four different fits.
Streetwear Supreme and cap maker New Era have come together to bring us a line of beanies befitting of every street style. Get a slice of the action with this collaboration featuring some of the coolest camo pattern of the year, as seen on this beanie.
Cigarettes ain’t cool kids. But these skinny rockers from All Saints named after the aforementioned sticks are, thanks to two grungey rips that don’t over-do it on the distressed style and a tapered fit that’s going to rock alongside a chunky leather jacket.
Streetwear has become a crowded market in recent years but what sets new brand Wawwa apart is its sterling approach to sustainability at an affordable price point. This T-shirt for example has been made out of organic cotton in a factory that only uses renewable energy, while the graphic has been printed with eco-conscious water-based ink. Stylish, and sustainable – now you can be both.
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.
Years of working together has created a great deal of trust between sustainable high fashion hero Stella McCartney and German sportswear brand Adidas. So much so that the latter let the former have full rein on its most beloved silhouette, the Stan Smith, for a distinctive take on a classic and all with McCartney’s vegan credentials left intact.
Stop the press, we’ve found the jumper to hibernate through winter in. The handiwork of Scandinavian brand Norse Projects, the pullover has been spun out of Scottish lambswool, cast in a handsome shade of green and fashioned with raglan sleeves for a relaxed fit that’s supremely easy to wear. All you need to do is clamber inside.
Become the biggest baller in the room with this slick jacket, the result of a tasty team-up between uber-cool Japanese streetwear label Neighbourhood and English-borne brand Baracuta. Made out of a shiny material and with a quilted lining to keep you warm through winter, the joint embroidery are bold but not overdone for a perfect slice of streetwear magic.
Two giants of skatewear collide in this capsule collection that brings together Vans and the off-kilter stylings of Alltimers. This pair of sneakers from the edit sums up the results well, with its minimalist design and classic colorway.
For all the men’s jewellery lovers out there, here’s a serious piece of kit to house your bling. Crafted from vegan leather with an eye catching design, the wallet contains two zip pockets, additional large pocket, a ring holder and earrings storage. Talk about being organised.
It’s hard to beat the quality to affordability ratio on offer at knitwear expert Peregrine. The British label’s latest collection has been inspired by the slopes, with a vintage take that stands out while being imperiously easy to wear. This sweater vest is a stand-out with a heat-regulating merino wool construction and a diamond pattern.
One of the more unique watch designs of the year, this new ticker from Swiss watchmaker Tissot is an unrivalled beauty. Inspired by timepieces from the 1910s, the spindly typeface stands to attention, as does the tonneau-shaped case, a special design made to resemble a barrel. And at a sub-£500 price point we can’t think of a better early Christmas present to yourself.
There’s no better time to invest in some glad rags to get you through the coming party season, and Mr P, the house brand at menswear retailer Mr Porter, has just the evening wear to sort you out. This tuxedo jacket is the edit’s pièce de résistance, cut from corduroy and trimmed with peak lapels, it’ll take you from zero to hero at the Christmas party.
Both headwear brand New Era and 90’s giant Beavis and Butt-Head are masters of the collaboration game, so it’s no surprise to find its partnership comes off as a real winner. It features this fine, structured cap jazzed up with a jumbo patch and an embroidered graphics crowning the whole affair.
Orlebar Brown sashayed into full-time apparel after making it big off the back of its sterling swim shorts. This T-shirt from its new Automobili Lamborghini collection showcases its style best – simple, retro and made with outstanding quality – it will be an able layer until you can show it off for all seasons to come.
High street stalwart French Connection has been going hard on the patterns this wintry season. The results are splendid, including this neatly cut overshirt that will look ace over the top of a black hoodie and some laidback jeans for an easy way to bring patterns into your wardrobe.
One of the godfathers of streetwear, The Hundreds is cracking out all its design nous and bringing it to the table with Puma for a fresh take on the latter’s classic Clyde silhouette. The resulting sneakers are a colourful explosion, and a true testament to the streetwear flex both brands can lay claim to.
Putting a good word in for fashion watches the world over is this chunky number from Hugo Boss. Featuring silver-tone baton indices, a handsome blue dial with three subdials and encased in a stainless steel frame, it’s a well-thought-out timepiece and a perfect deputy to any outfit you’d care to pair it with.
Don’t get us wrong, jeans are the king of the trouser world, but jeans every day can be a bit, well, same-y. Throwing a welcome spanner in the works is this bold pair of pantaloons from high street behemoth Topman, that come in an elasticated waist band that will look smashing alongside an easy, breezy sweater up top.
You might not have heard of American singer and songwriter Mitsuki Miyawaki, but if you’re into your indie music you’ll have caught her alternative songs. And now you have this handywork fronting your closet staples with an oversized tee that you can comfortably wear.
A hiking boot made sporty is exactly what you get from the Urban Breaker, a new seasonal shoe from French sportswear giant Lacoste. Durable and water-resistant – they’re made as light as one of its tennis shoes, perfect for when you’re running through the rain to catch the bus into work.
Just launched in the UK, American shirt brand Untuckit makes dressing easy for those guys still confused by the dressing down culture that has swept through the workplace. Its smart shirts are designed to be worn untucked you see, while also being wrinkle-free, plus you get the bonus of being able to choose your shirt in four different fits.
Streetwear Supreme and cap maker New Era have come together to bring us a line of beanies befitting of every street style. Get a slice of the action with this collaboration featuring some of the coolest camo pattern of the year, as seen on this beanie.
Cigarettes ain’t cool kids. But these skinny rockers from All Saints named after the aforementioned sticks are, thanks to two grungey rips that don’t over-do it on the distressed style and a tapered fit that’s going to rock alongside a chunky leather jacket.
Streetwear has become a crowded market in recent years but what sets new brand Wawwa apart is its sterling approach to sustainability at an affordable price point. This T-shirt for example has been made out of organic cotton in a factory that only uses renewable energy, while the graphic has been printed with eco-conscious water-based ink. Stylish, and sustainable – now you can be both.