The range covers the main parts of a men’s wardrobe, from shirts and knitwear to outerwear, trousers, jeans and casual basics. Start with where and how you plan to wear the clothes, then compare fit, fabric and weight within the relevant category.
Dress shirts and wool trousers suit business and formal wear, while casual shirts, chinos, jeans, polo shirts and T-shirts cover less formal outfits. Knitwear adds warmth, from fine merino and cashmere layers to heavier wool styles. Outerwear includes coats, jackets, parkas, down jackets and gilets for different seasons and levels of insulation.
Fit matters most in shirts, trousers and jeans. Compare the individual measurements rather than relying only on a fit name, especially when moving between brands. Fabric matters too: fine cotton and lightweight wool suit smarter clothing, while denim, corduroy, suede and heavier knits have a more casual feel.
