The latest collection from Oli Cheshire's brand, CHÉ Studios has taken inspiration from jazz. Quietly confident, yet intimately expressive, the collection is an exploration of textures and fabrics, harmoniously blended to create a refined yet versatile wardrobe. A healthy mix of classic and contemporary pieces, we're drawn to the Varez Polo Sweatshirt as a clean, pre-autumn layer. Raglan sleeves and a funnel collar draw from traditional athletic pieces, while braided trim and monogram embroidery add subtle touches of personal flair.

Two hundred years ago, James Allardice founded The Glendronach on the Boynsmill Estate in Scotland's Valley of the Brambles, and this bicentennial release pays tribute to the gatherings he once hosted there. Matured 14 years in Oloroso and Pedro Ximénez sherry casks, Master Blender Rachel Barrie has introduced Claret red wine casks for the first time, adding red berry fruit and complexity to the house's signature Highland toffee, bramble, and raisin character. Bottled at 46.8 per cent, and finishing mellow and velvety, it's a drop of scotch history, in a dram.

A suede overshirt is for the assured sartorialist, one that sticks to his guns and will remove this piece from its hanger in full confidence that the air is cool enough for a second layer, but clear enough not to rain. Sunspel likes this guy, and has crafted this beautiful lightweight lamb suede piece with him in mind. Cut from supple suede (from sheep raised in the Alentejo plains), this chocolate brown throw-on has been suavely finished with flap pockets, a horn button placket, functional button cuffs and twin-needle topstitching for an elevated, casual aesthetic.

Singapore's first-ever F1 night race under the Marina Bay lights gets its own tribute here, with a deep purple dial inspired by Vanda Miss Joaquim, the city-state's national orchid. The fourth team watch in IWC's 14-year partnership with Mercedes-AMG PETRONAS, this striking timepiece is constructed from lightweight Grade 5 titanium and powered by the in-house 69385 chronograph movement, delivering a 46-hour power reserve. PETRONAS green accents cut across the numerals and luminescent hands, with a swappable purple rubber strap completing this unique piece.

The convenience of smartphones has nudged it down the pecking order a touch, but alongside a tailored suit, mechanical watch, and a fine pair of leather oxfords, every gentleman should own a good pen. Thankfully (unlike the aforementioned items), when considering where to look for an exquisite writing instrument, only one brand tends to spring to mind. Montblanc has been leading the category since 1906, with its iconic Meisterstück becoming an immediate icon in 1924. Now, for those seeking a nod to the traditional, but with a contemporary edge, the brand has introduced the Meisterstück Bloom collection, available as a set in Vermillion, Matcha and Corngold, and adding a little colour and creativity to modern day penmanship.

TUDOR's watches proved themselves in some of the harshest conditions on Earth during the 1950s British North Greenland Expedition, and the Northflag's name has carried that legacy ever since. This latest iteration keeps the bold black dial and monobloc ceramic hour markers of the original, adding a genuinely useful arrow-shaped 24-hour hand for anyone navigating a polar night or midnight sun. Housed in a 40mm steel case on an integrated bracelet with tool-free "T-fit" adjustment, this piece is powered by the COSC and METAS-certified Manufacture Calibre MT5652-U, delivering 65 hours of power reserve for those planning to take on the wilderness.

Crafted as 'trousers for every occasion,' these Uniform Trousers from British brand, Fera, are primed to become an autumnal wardrobe staple. Cut from a 250gsm soft washed cotton and designed in a wider, relaxed fit, the washed green colourway grabs the eye, while the double-pleated front, twin-needle stitching and darted bottom hem add further lower-body intrigue.

It's likely that a good portion of the useful detail from a work conversation gets lost the moment it ends, and Plaud's new earbuds are built to close that gap. Instead of wracking your brain the next morning as you toil over the perfect 'follow-up' email, Plaud One captures calls and meetings independently of a phone, feeding transcripts into Plaud Agent, which drafts follow-ups, documents, and reports across Gmail, Slack, and Notion. Designed to be worn as buds or via a standalone case with built-in eSIM, memory persists across conversations rather than resetting each time, offering pocket-sized proactive AI, not merely a high-spec Dictaphone.

Once described by Bob Dylan as his 'definition of cool,' Miles Davis was renowned for his individual flair, famously wearing the Breitling Navitimer ref. 806 Mk5 before tool watches became the fashion statements they are today. Now, for the centennial of Davis's birth, Breitling has revived that reference in stainless steel, powered by the hand-wound Manufacture Caliber B09 with a 70-hour reserve. Limited to 500 pieces, the reverse-panda dial, cream Super-LumiNova, and era-correct Twin Jet logo faithfully recall the original, with a gradient brown calf-leather strap or a revived Air Racer bracelet completing this historic watch.

Is this the real life? Is this just fantasy? The latest release from Queen drummer Roger Taylor perhaps isn't what you might expect, but instead a delicate and complex Côtes de Provence Rosé. Conceptualised and created in partnership with Sony Music, Watermill Wines, Les Caves du Commandeur and Rupert Clevely, this elegant, award-winning blend of 70 per cent Grenache and 30 per cent Cinsault stands in stark juxtaposition to the band's head-banging days, offering both Queen and rosé fans a balanced and fruity tipple to accompany the autumnal listening sessions.

Water-repellent and finished to the expected German standard, the Gunby Gilet from Schöffel is an exquisite technical piece for the warmer end of the shooting season. Built around a four-way stretch softshell fabric and with ample cartridge storage, reinforced shoulder protection and a removable recoil pad (for the big bag days), it slots effortlessly under a field coat for cooler mornings on the peg, whilst working equally well as a standalone outer layer in milder climes.

One of the most iconic shoes in the footwear game, the Weejuns Penny Loafer has been a symbol of American preppy style since 1936. Named to evoke the Norwegian moccasin style shoe in which the design is based and famously rocked by the likes of JFK, Paul Newman, Steve McQueen, Audrey Hepburn and Grace Kelly, G.H. Bass is celebrating the 90-year milestone with a special anniversary coin tucked under the leather strap across the vamp (as was the trend in the '30s), accompanying the renowned polished leather, hand-sewn, slip-on style.

There's nothing new about protein, although as you graduate from the university gym to the office adjacent Third Space, the appeal of the dusty shaker cup and scoop begins to wane. Thankfully, KUDU's Collagen Protein sachets deliver 20,000mg of hydrolysed bovine collagen in two sips, with no mixing required. Aimed squarely at joints, skin, and post-workout recovery rather than muscle alone, this Inform Sport certified formula has been crafted around the time-poor athlete on the go to deliver sporting nutrient essentials at just 85 calories a time.

Grass season may have drawn to a close, but that's no reason to leave on-court ensembles behind as we head into autumn. Lululemon's latest collection, fronted by Lewis Hamilton and Frances Tiafoe, champions style and versatility in equal measure, and these Mesh-Panelled Tennis Shorts are our standout pick. Sweat-wicking, quick-drying and cut to 7", they're designed to stay lightweight and breathable through any sporting endeavour.

Named for one of the West Highland Way's toughest stretches, between Inversnaid and Inverarnan, Waypoint 31 is the oldest peated single malt Loch Lomond has ever bottled. Matured across three ex-Bourbon casks before a 12-month Tawny Port finish, this captivating dram delivers dark chocolate, raspberry, and cedarwood over a soft smoke backbone, scoring an impressive 99/100 at the San Francisco World Spirits Competition. Limited to just 2,600 bottles, this collector's prize is beautifully presented in a handcrafted wooden case, with unique artwork tracing the route itself.