The best menswear products to buy right now
Every week there's an abundance of new menswear drops, but we've done the hard work and found the best ones for you right now
New clothes drop everyday. New brands pop up equally as often. And we get it, it can be hard to find the stuff that is actually worth spending your wages on. So, each week we'll be bringing you the best new menswear drops on the planet right now. Whether that's a pair of durable loafers from Northamptonshire-based shoemaker Crockett & Jones or one of Prada's cashmere zip-ups, these are the pieces you need to be cashing in on.
Aimé Leon Dore jacket
Taking cues from 1930s workwear, Aimé Leon Dore's durable jacket is the ideal spring to summer transition piece. It's still pretty nippy out there, but this is the throw-on you need for when those cold mornings turn to warmer afternoons.
C-QP trainers
C-QP's CIingo design is inspired by 1990’s basketball sneakers and the quarter top sneakers have an increased height over a regular low top. The shoes are hand crafted using the finest materials, with a supportive, stitched sole, meaning they're built to last.
Moncler sunglasses
Moncler doesn't just do puffer jackets for ski slopes, but also has a greta range of summer accessories. For example, the Colada sunglasses, which are characterised by a streamlined, angular shape for a classic finish.
Dunhill travel jacket
Short flight with a board meeting at the other end? You need a suit that you can travel in. And that's exactly what the clever chaps at Dunhill have gone and made. This jacket is made from a lightweight grey wool seersucker fabrication that's breathable, but best of all, doesn't need steaming.
Saint Laurent Rive Gauche Sling bag
Cut from recycled nylon, Saint Laurent's sling bag will leave your fellow gym goers green with envy. Not a gym fan? Make it your everyday bag.
Bennett Winch Trifold
The Bennett Winch Trifold has been designed to take your wardrobe on the move. Made to roll your clothes and suits instead of crease at the folds thanks to three magnetic attachments and a set of parallel leather retaining straps which reduce sharp angles, the Trifold can be carried in hand, over the shoulder or fixed atop your suitcase. It's as important as your passport, traveller.
Johnstons of Elgin joggers
Joggers, but make them luxe. Made in Scotland, where the brand is based, Johnstons of Elgin's joggers are cut from super soft cashmere. Not only does that mean they're extra good for lounging around in, they'll make you feel rich person good when you do the milk run.
Rimowa carry-on case
The Hammerschlag carry-on is inspired by an iconic Rimowa case from 1966, and features a distinctive textured aluminium that has long been beloved for its gleaming polished surface. One way to do your next short-haul flight.
Paul Smith bifold wallet
Whatever Paul Smith touches, we want. A legend in his own right, Smith knows what men desire. And in this case it's a buttery soft, forest green leather bifold.
Canali jacket
Hybrid and versatile, Canali's reversible wool overshirt is the refined piece you need this spring. Cast in a simple two-tone colour, it is entirely hand-sewn with a double construction, with invisible stitching, exemplifying the Italian brand's expertise in craftsmanship.
Church's Pembrey loafers
When it comes to classic loafers, no one does them better than Church's. A classic penny loafer, the Pembrey is crafted on the 126 last from the highest quality bookbinder leather and comes with a fumè finish, a split toe and heel counter. Made in Northampton, they're the best of British craftsmanship.
RM Williams Trucker jacket
Ah spring! A funny time. It's slightly warmer, but still windy. It's not quite time for a solo T-shirt, but it's definitely not the season for a thick wool coat. Enter RM Williams' trucker. A classic, wear-anywhere style crafted from calfskin suede, it takes inspiration from RM Williams' archival pieces, and is ideal for this transitional period.
Lanvin casual jacket
As Paris' oldest Maison, Lanvin knows a thing or two about dressing people. And this throw-on, relaxed-fit jacket is exemplary of that. Smart enough for any formal occasion, but louche enough for day-to-day wear, it's the versatile jacket your wardrobe needs.
Belstaff book
Our First 100 Years, a new a book from Belstaff, traces the brand's roots back fully for the very first time. Inside there are never-before-seen photographs, rare archive pieces and interviews with the likes of motorcycle legend Sammy Miller MBE and legendary mountaineer Sir Chris Bonington. A foreword from designer Nigel Cabourn opens the limited edition book, while writer Charlie Porter lends his own words to the collector's item.
Brioni cap
Spring is right around the corner, which traditionally heralds a period of brighter skies and brighter outfits. Well, not ready to go full sunshine yellow? Inject a bit of colour into your otherwise neutral looks with this cashmere and silk Brioni cap.
Prada zip-up jumper
Prada does timeless basics better than most brands, and this cashmere zip-up will look good this winter, next winter and beyond. An investment in itself, we'd recommend catching the matching wooly bottoms too.
Crockett & Jones loafers
Northamptonshire-based shoemaker Crockett & Jones has been doing this a long time. Since 1879 it has been the beating heart of British footwear, and for that reason we still head there for solid loafers that do the job.
Burberry Box sneakers
Burberry creative director Daniel Lee has been tasked with making an IT shoe at the British brand, following his success with his bulbous rain boots at Bottega Veneta. And we reckon the Box sneaker might just be it. Bulkier than your standard sneakers, the Box comes with a sleek Equestrian Knight Design on the outer.
Luca Faloni holdall
Handmade in Florence with the finest vegetable tanned full grain leather from Santa Croce, Luca Faloni's jumbo holdall is the ultimate travel companion, year in, year out.
Tod's trousers
Featuring razor sharp darts and ironed creases, these trousers might first appear on the more formal side of things. And sure they can be dressed up with a shirt and tie, but they look equally as good with a simple white tee for a fresh spring outfit.
Orlebar Brown shorts
After swim shorts that can double down as a pair of shorts good enough for a slick lunch in the sun? Orlebar Brown's tailored swimmers are just that. Complete with gold details and a made-to-measure fit, no one will even know they're for the water. Plus new Orlebar Brown face Jonathan Bailey is a fan.
Zegna Triple Stitch sneakers
Zegna is putting comfort and craft first. With these sneakers the Italian brand’s signature triple-crossed elastic detail ensures an easy slip-on fit, while evoking the traditional hand-stitching of tailored jackets. Meanwhile they're cut from Secondskin, which is made from supple and incredibly soft calfskin, which moulds to your proportions over time.
Florence Black shorts
Big, baggy Bermuda shorts are trending among all the big fashion brands. Florence Black, the British brand that's just getting started, is doing them just as well. These shorts feature a wide-leg fit and single pleats which have been tack-stitched in permanently so they never drop out.
Canali knitted polo shirt
Knitted polo shirts don't really ever go out of style. The likes of Matt Bomer, Ryan Gosling and Dwayne Johnson love 'em, and it's easy to see why. They're versatile, comfortable and super breathable. Take Canali's knit for instance, which is cut extra-fine structured cotton, allowing it to sit lightly on the body.
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