BOSS – SUEDE JACKET
Suede’s laid-back looks and versatile nature make it a classic style choice, but that doesn’t mean you have to go whole-hog traditional with it. This deep berry red BOSS biker jacket is a fresh take on the fabric, fusing a classic autumnal hue with a neat, contemporary cut that makes a style statement without shouting about it. The jacket’s button-close stand collar, subtle front and side pockets, and zip fastening create an elegant and linear silhouette – layer it with a chunky knit and you’ll still have a look that’s dapper, or wear it over a shirt and tie to add an air of individuality to your City look.
£995; BOSS
Hackett – Style Accessories
Winter weekenders calling? Make the transition from town to country in style with Hackett’s New Country collection, which sees the brand’s traditional ‘Old England’ DNA updated with a modern, everyday twist. Get packing with this tartan holdall then grab a pair of matching gloves and a classic cashmere scarf to keep warm on those crisp rural mornings.
Holdall £355, gloves £240, scarf £130; Hackett
Brixton – Spokane Jacket
Military-inspired coats have an enduring air of cool that mean they never go out of fashion – utilitarian looks and functionality will always be covetable. This piece stays true to that blueprint, with plenty of practical features such as quilted fleece lining, water-repellent coating and a hidden chest pocket all wrapped up in an army olive green. What gives this jacket extra edge, however, is its story – Californian outerwear brand Brixton is named after The Clash song ‘Guns of Brixton’, giving it a rock’n’roll edge before you’ve even put it on. As the song goes, “the money feels good, And your life you like it well…”
€170; Brixton
The Workers Club – RAF Blue Field Jacket
Based in the Oxfordshire countryside, The Workers Club (TWC) knows about producing garments for the great outdoors. This contemporary Brit brand marries its practical know-how with unwavering dedication to high-quality design, resulting in essential pieces that are built to last. Witness the brand’s RAF Field jacket – made by hand in the UK from Italian Storm System wool fabric, it’s waterproof while still feeling luxurious and soft, and design-wise its four pockets stay true to the classic field jacket aesthetic. It’s timeless, it’s functional and it’s made in very limited numbers.
£695; Mr Porter
Lock & co x escorial wool – Trilby
When the world’s oldest hat shop teams up with one of the world’s most luxurious wool suppliers, the results are going to be special. Lock & Co Hatters and Escorial Wool’s collab uses the latter’s exclusive fleece – so revered it was once reserved for the sole use of the Spanish royal family – in a range of stellar headwear ranging from a trilby to a baseball cap.
From £135 to £475; Lock Hatters
Peregrine – Boarder wax jacket
Peregrine prides itself on its British heritage and ethical credentials. The brand’s Boarder wax jacket combines both: a quintessential example of the British style staple, it’s made from antique Millerian waxed cotton, has a sit-down corduroy collar, brass stud fastening, a boxy shape that screams practicality, and is made in England with English materials.
£175; Peregrine Clothing
Crockett & Jones
The Coniston cap-toe Derby boot is a Crockett & Jones classic, filling the tricky sartorial gap between formal shoe and weatherproof boot. You may own a pair already, you may not, but either way the new-release Coniston should be on your radar. Made from black rough-out suede with an oversized cleated rubber sole, this inky iteration of the classic is a wet-weather winner.
£415; Crockett & Jones
Serengeti – Leandro Glacier sunglasses
Don't let your retinas be scorched by the winter sun. Serengeti's Leandro Glacier sunglasses are made with Sedona mineral lens, specially designed for the bright, cold months. The frame comes equipped with removable magnetic shields, ade of genuine leather, that protect against any type of glare and light entering the eyes from the sides. These are winter sunglasses that can be worn all year round.
£224; Serengeti Eyewear
