There's a lot to be said for a neat long-sleeve polo at this time of year. It suavely nudges back the second-layer ensembles whilst maintaining a summer nonchalance though temperatures may be dropping slightly. Luca Faloni's Brera Polo Shirt is our standout choice, and its 100 per cent cotton piqué construction and unique one-piece "Paramontura" collar allows the dolce vita style to carry into the autumn months.

The sixth and final chapter of The Macallan's innovative Harmony Collection brings forward a flavour rarely associated with the distillery: fresh coconut, drawn naturally from sherry-seasoned American oak casks selected for their high oak lactone content. Bottled at 46.3 per cent ABV, expect coconut milk, zesty lime, and tropical fruit over vanilla and gentle spice, finishing bright and floral. Never a brand to overlook the details, the presentation box is made from paper incorporating charred coconut waste, and this release has been timed alongside the estate's TimeSpirit Dining Experience with El Celler de Can Roca.

There tend to be two types of sunglasses owner, those who keep their specs polished and well maintained as the manufacturer intended, and those who like to say "mine always get scratched" as they launch their latest airport purchase naked into a beachy tote, destined to spend the next 5-8 hours getting acquainted with moist swimwear, discarded bottle caps, innumerable grains of sand and a variety of other coarsely textured wares. For the latter, we'd suggest this Capra Glasses Case from the British artisans at Ettinger. Handmade from durable goat leather, but with a gentle suede lining, it's a luggage essential for the squint-averse traveller.

From a modest Nottingham upbringing to over 50 years of continuous trading, Threads offers a rare insight into the conception, history, successes and setbacks of the storied Paul Smith brand, all told by the designer himself. Beginning with his undiagnosed dyslexia at age 15, this memoir dives deeper into the eponymous brand and how an immersion in the 1960s London art and fashion scene set the designer on a path that he is still treading over half a century later, having dressed some of the most recognisable names in the world and helped reshape the men’s fashion space for good.

One for the lucky few with a marathon place secured for 2027, Tracksmith has designed its Eliot Ryder for the mile-heavy training blocks to come, ensuring it's the pavements that take the pounding, not the knees and hips. Built with one of the largest drop-in midsoles in the game, 25mm supercritical ATPU foam sits underfoot, with no compromise on responsiveness or the additional bulky aesthetic that has become the industry norm. A rubber mesh outsole offers optimal traction and durability, while the breathable woven upper provides stability and support, without the associated weight.

Created by two cousins in the charming West Sussex countryside, Coolhurst Vineyards was established with a vision to craft outstanding wine with a focus on quality over quantity. As vineyard operations have grown, we've had the pleasure of sampling its delightful Lady Elizabeth Rose, The Miller's Tale Blanc Noir and its Demi-Sec Rosé Vintage, however for an August tipple, we're choosing its Côtes de Provence Rosé 2025. An elegant blend of Cinsault, Grenache and Syrah, this 'old school' rosé offers a fragrant bouquet before delivering a soft and fruity (strawberries, pears and peaches) mouthful.

Blancpain marks 70 years of the civilian-facing Bathyscaphe by returning to the compact 37.4mm proportions of its 1968 predecessor (a deliberate contrast to today's 38-43mm range). The sunburst meteor grey dial pairs period typography with 18k white gold baton markers, while the sapphire caseback reveals the Calibre 1150's 18k gold rotor, engraved with each edition number. Limited to 300 pieces, this striking watch is also well-equipped with a punchy 100-hour power reserve and 300m water resistance.

Richly layered and with an undeniable sherry influence, the 21-Year-Old Single Malt from GlenAllachie has wowed again, with its seventh batch adding another dynamic dram to the brand’s highly celebrated core range. While eagle-eyed drinkers might have spotted The GlenAllachie 21-Year-Old’s frequent cameos in Season 2 of Squid Game, whisky aficionados are more likely to recognise this bottle from its espresso, dark chocolate, forest fruits and spiced plum notes, owing to its extended secondary maturation in Spanish-sourced Pedro Ximénez and Oloroso sherry puncheons and hogsheads.

For the chillier morning commutes, the humble gilet comes into its own. A far cry from Patagonia or North Face iterations, this 100 per cent linen creation from New & Lingwood brings a refined elegance to the corporate uniform, in addition to injecting a traditional sporting edge to more relaxed ensembles. Fully lined and boasting a clean stand collar, this two-way zipped piece creates a versatile silhouette that transitions effortlessly between smart and casual arenas.

One of the defining names in music, James Marshall “Jimi” Hendrix redefined the rock and roll and electric blues genres, cementing a reputation as one of the most influential musicians of all time. Now, some 60 years after the legendary guitarist first plugged into a Marshall amplifier, the audio brand has released an anniversary collection to celebrate the connection between the two. Drawing from Purple Haze and Hendrix’s cosmic aura, this limited-edition collection (consisting of the Major V headphones, Emberton III portable speaker, and the hand-built JMH Studio amplifier) allows his rich catalogue to be enjoyed as intended, while paying unmistakable visual homage to Hendrix’s distinctive aesthetic.

You know what they say: "SPF isn't just for the sunny days." So additional cloud coverage shouldn't mean that adequate protection gets dropped from the morning skincare regime. Thankfully Airyday's Mineral Mousse SPF50+ Dreamscreen offers a barely-there feel that glides on the skin, without the heaviness. Formulated in Australia and powered by hyaluronic acid and vitamins, this powerful moisturiser supports hydrated, smoother-looking skin, while removing excess oil and minimising the look of pores.

The transition away from high-summer dressing can be a tough one. Recent heatwaves have placed us in international waters sartorially, where vague rules apply, and comfort, above all, has been key. Now, as temperatures begin to drop and we realise we might not get away with those slightly-too-casual-for-the-office linen trousers, we turn to MR MARVIS to guide the way. A bastion of Dutch legwear, the brand's Easy Chinos bridge the gap between comfortable daily and formal trouser superbly, with a loose tapered fit and partially elasticated waistband to ensure no styling balls are dropped, and summer comfort remains.