The Spring/Summer 2019 style guide

Sons of London has set out to create the definitive men’s shoe collection – and no wardrobe is complete without a hardy boot. After almost two years of design and development, a new addition has been released: the Eighth Son is an elegant take on a classic worker-style boot. It features a lace-up derby construction, a Norwegian-style welt, and is built on a full leather midsole and tough rubber outer sole to keep out the wet. Whether for the City commute or a country walk, this is the only boot you need. Available in a choice of hand-antiqued Italian calf leather in black, dark brown and tan, or tan showerproof suede. Sons of London 

For a full wardrobe overhaul this Spring, make sure you don't forget your nightwear. Zimmerli of Switzerland might be more famous for its luxury underwear, but is also makes some excellent wares for the bedroom. Pictured here are cotton/silk loose pyjama trousers (£175) and a blue cotton buttoned t-shirt (£125).

Available at Harrods and Mr Porter or zimmerli.com.

You can be dressed to a T, but if you’re struggling with a suitcase, that superior sartorial stance you’ve worked so hard to achieve will be ruined instantly. Enter: Vocier’s super sleek modular carry-on luggage, which allows accessories like a briefcase to seamlessly connect to its shell so you can carry multiple bags at once, and has ultra-light handles for effortless gliding. Vocier

Serengeti sunglasses are a lot more than just a fashion statement. They benefit from Serengeti’s Ultra-Light lens featuring Photochromic, Spectral Control® and Polarized technologies. The Photochromic lenses are made of borosilicate optical glass: every pair is unique and each lens passes through a Hydrogen-fueled Lehr furnace which fuses each one with Spectral Control® technology – with varying temperatures to determine the proprietary lens hue. In addition, the lenses are chemically tempered to ensure scratch and impact resistance, then ground to perfection. An anti-reflective coating is added to the backside of the lens, cancelling the scattering light that causes reflective glare. It’s mighty clever stuff – and makes them perfect driving glasses. The latest style, Agostino [pictured], boasts a thin, lightweight frame with a modern flat design and is handcrafted for ultimate comfort. serengeti-eyewear.com

Swedish fashion brand Limitato fuses fashion, art and music: the result is streetwear with a difference. Limitato’s new range of T-shirts, jackets and jumpers are printed with an array of striking imagery including photographs from the likes of Terry O’Neill and Norman Parkinson through to the diverse artistic offerings of Craig Alan, Pure Evil, and Sara Pope. Limitato

Practicality and fashion aren’t always a perfect match in the style stakes, but Purdey’s SS19 collection manages to take both into account, combining smart design – multiple pockets, naturally technical fabrics and classic cuts – with a beautiful colour palette inspired by the African safari landscape. The Percival jacket is a highlight – made from Ventile for comfort and durability, it will suit warmer days and cooler evenings. Pair it with some classic cargo trousers. Purdey

No designers take a theme and really run with it quite like Dolce & Gabbana, and that’s absolutely the case with the Italian style maestros’ Army collection. This backpack is actually made from panels of vintage garments rebuilt together, while the hardy green boots are more than fit for fighting your way to the top of the fashion pack. Dolce & Gabbana

Canada Goose and Henry Poole might not seem like natural partners at first, but both companies are pioneers: Henry Poole founded Savile Row and invented the dinner jacket; Canada Goose was Canada’s first luxury outdoor brand and its founder invented the down-filling machine. With their powers combined, the result is the excellent W1 blazer. Canada Goose  

When days are sunny and nights balmy, it’s hard to ignore the feeling of frivolity, and Gieves & Hawkes’ summer collection appeals to this notion, with colours inspired by saturated sun and suits with a contemporary, unlined lightweight structure like the wool, silk and linen number above. If ever there were a time to be resplendent in tropical pink, now is it. Gieves & Hawkes

Crockett & Jones’s latest loafer, the Camden, embodies the ethos of stripped-back design, eschewing the shoemakers’ classic tassel – as seen in its iconic Cavendish shoe – and using instead a streamlined silhouette free of adornment (with the exception of minimalist tan stitching around the toe). In Ocean Suede with a Chocolate City sole, this dapper pair allows the wearer to make a summer style statement without overcomplicating things. Footloose and fancy-free indeed. Crockett & Jones

Softened structures, airy fabrics and sports tailoring combine to form the core of BOSS’s offering for SS19. What this translates to is a collection that will fit effortlessly into your existing wardrobe. Think lightweight coats for layering over T-shirts, sharp trousers with a shorter length, and a classic colour palette informed by the Californian coast featuring navy and white with pops of light teal and deep yellow in some of the items. Bright and breezy is the order of the day here, and it’s as easy to wear as it is on the eye. BOSS  

Combining modernity and functionality with a refined aesthetic, Coach’s Kennedy line is designed with the modern professional in mind. The new Kennedy backpack and map bag are perfect companions for the morning commute. And if they’re good enough for new Coach brand ambassador Michael B Jordan, then they’re good enough for you. Coach

Globe-Trotter’s new SS19 Riviera collection is inspired by the glamour of the Cote d’Azur, and a time when people had men to carry their bags. Fear not: although the Extra Deep Suitcase looks unapologetically old school, it does have wheels hidden away. Available in Pink Lemonade and Citrus Yellow, we think you’ll agree Ocean Blue is preferable. Globe-trotter