While Reebok's Club C first left the tennis court for the streets back in 1985, this Manors collaboration sends it out onto the fairway instead. The clean archive silhouette gets a debossed Eighteenth emblem and nylon panel accents, while a textured rubber golf outsole handles the multi-directional traction a proper swing demands. A moulded sock liner and rubber cupsole complete these retro kicks, ensuring premium comfort from the bunkers to the bar.

Anyone who has descended into a UK airport in recent weeks will have noticed that England's mountains green have looked unhealthily beige of late, meaning that a bout of unseasonal precipitation might be on the cards. And while British summer rarely commits to anything for long, Barbour's showerproof jacket is built for unpredictability. Cut in the house's iconic tartan, this lightweight and versatile piece features all the practicality of the brand's renowned waxed garms, but with a contemporary edge, and without the heft.

A true Brioni original dating back to 1955, the Jardigan merges two wardrobe staples (no points for guessing which two) into a single, lapel-free piece built for effortless elegance. This beige linen, wool, and silk iteration keeps the brand's signature details: two horn buttons, a chest pocket, an internal loop-and-button pocket, and clean topstitching along the collar and edges. Genuinely versatile, dressed up or down, it's set to be a staple for those leaning towards a more relaxed take on tailoring.

Men's skincare rarely gets the same cellular-level attention as women's, but Cellmen's Revitalising Cellular Cream redresses the balance with genuine clinical backing. Built around CytoPep Cellular Extracts and a marine-derived Postbiotics Complex, it's formulated to soothe razor burn and support the skin's microbiome while delivering a healthy glow. Independent trials showed a 10.8 per cent increase in hydration and a 7.7 per cent reduction in wrinkle depth over 28 days, so there's no time like the present to add it to your daily regimen.

Marking 140 years since Carl Benz filed his patent for the first automobile, IWC's limited edition tribute to its longstanding partner introduces a genuinely innovative complication. The new Perpetual Calendar ProSet adjusts forward or backward through a single crown, no pushers required (protected by five patents), while a black dial with golden appliqués frames the Double Moon display, accurate to within one day in 1,040 years. A suave nod to automotive excellence, and a neat addition to the storied partnership.

Just one whisky earned a place in this year's Distillery Select Series, and only 1,110 drinkers will be able to call a bottle their own. Matured 14 years in American white oak ex-Bourbon barrels before just shy of two years in Semisecco Marsala casks, Sicilian fortified wine brings candied citrus, honeyed fruit and gentle spice to The Dalmore's signature house style. Sourced entirely from the distillery's dunnage warehouses and bottled at 53 per cent ABV, sippers can expect toffee, brioche, and walnut through to a finish of sweet citrus and rich oak, making this year's selection a coveted dram for any enthusiast.

Some people swear by old jet lag hacks; no booze before take-off, setting your watch to your landing city's time etc. but none of it prevents the post-landing slump that so often puts a dampener on the end of a good trip. Patricks' AL1 takes a more systematic approach: AM capsules built around Bacopa Monnieri and Panax Ginseng for clean energy and focus, PM capsules with ashwagandha and passionflower for proper recovery sleep. The ideal travel companion to stave off the end-of-summer lethargy.

While we're not taking a swipe at the practicality of a sturdy rucksack, it'll never carry the prestige or presence of a handcrafted leather attaché case. Swaine's President makes this case emphatically and has been hand-built by a single artisan in its London workshop in a process of over 250 meticulous steps. The result? This stylish calf leather piece housing two large compartments, a zipped central divider, and an alcantara-lined interior, secured with a proper lock and key.

A tip of the cap to one of Salcombe's finest, The Ferry Inn has lent its name and spirit to this Beaufort & Blake collaboration. Crafted from 100 per cent cotton twill with a matching cotton inside trim, it's finished with an exclusive embroidered badge and an adjustable back strap with brass fastening for a proper fit. A relaxed nod to a very special corner of Devon, and an outstanding IYKYK accessory.

Vapoura's co-founders always believed rum belonged to the moments after the moment, so it makes sense they've created their own soundtrack for these occasions. The After Stories Vol. 1 sees Manchester producer CARALUS and London's Daniel Sehnawi translate six spaces inside Fitzrovia's Mandrake Hotel into a six-track vinyl EP, pressed at The Vinyl Factory, with a bespoke cocktail menu running across the hotel's bars this summer to match. Vapoura's Chapter 1 anchors it all: small-batch English spiced rum layering blood orange, nutmeg, and ginger over a warm cardamom base.

It's said that amber fragrances trace back over 4,000 years to Middle Eastern perfumery traditions, and Czech & Speake's take arrives after seven formulations of careful refinement. A fresh opening of lime, eucalyptus, rosemary, and bergamot gives way to a spicy ginger heart, settling into a rich amber base of benzoin, vanilla, and cistus. Unisex and finished with a new handmade stainless-steel lid, it's a deserving addition to the summer-to-autumn fragrance rotation.

Eight years went into perfecting this bottle, and the result is a genuinely moreish, ready-to-drink margarita that skips the shaker entirely. Crafted with the brand's own ultra-premium 100 per cent agave tequila and high-quality fruit extracts, it pours seven servings at a sessionable 10.1 per cent ABV and boasts a stylishly finished vessel that'll hold its own alongside any of the heavier spirits on the bar cart.

Everyone knows a good, comfortable pair of jeans is worth its weight in gold, and Holland Cooper's Classic Slim style proves the point with genuine everyday ease. Cut from a comfort stretch fabric in a refined slim silhouette, it keeps traditional five-pocket styling but adds a considered touch of heraldic embroidery to the ticket pocket in addition to a worn-in, vintage denim finish.