When you have your spring wardrobe essentials covered, it might be time to elevate it or add more variety. One way to do it is by adding different styles, patterns and colours.

I wanted this capsule to be as small as possible but still very versatile. The point was to create a selection that feels natural to my personal style - mostly casual and smart casual outfits.

Originally designed for walking the rocky terrain of the Alps, Tyrolean shoes are known for their comfort, durability, and distinctive moccasin stitching.

A roll neck is a collar style that folds over and covers the neck.

A balmacaan is a loose, roomy, single-breasted overcoat with raglan sleeves, often made from thick wool or tweed.

The Derby shoe we know today may have originally been designed as military footwear during the Napoleonic Wars. After nearly two centuries this shoe may not serve the same purpose as it once did, but it still plays a similar role in style.

These lace-up boots originated with British Army units stationed in India, who wore ankle-high leather boots to play polo.

Unlike a jacket, a vest only takes up part of your body, leaving your sleeves exposed, which makes it easier to experiment with color. I prefer vests in brighter colors because they add a vintage or old-school vibe to a casual outfit.

This style has a round neckline that pairs well with collared shirts or a simple tee.

A shooting jacket is a sports jacket made specifically for activities like hunting and clay shooting. What makes them different from standard jackets is a special cut in the shoulder to allow better movement when aiming.

When it comes to choosing which styles will work best for you, you need to consider your personal style, what pairs well with the clothes you wear most, and the situations in which you plan to wear them.

Not all knitwear is the same. Learn the differences between fabrics like lambswool, Shetland, cashmere, and cotton, and find out which ones work best for warmth, comfort, and everyday wear. Understanding the fabric helps you pick pieces that last and feel great all season.

It’s a classic style that dates back 200 years, and it can be worn with a suit or with jeans and a sweater. Plus, if you get one with a detachable lining, it can be worn basically all year round.

Loafers are today as popular as ever so almost every fashion brand has their own version. You can find them in the stores of mainstream fast fashion brands, all the way up to luxury brands. But in this article I talk about the quality options you can get from the best makers.

Originally made for tennis by René Lacoste in the 1920s, the polo shirt has become a popular choice for both casual and smart-casual wear. In this article, share my top picks from brands known for their quality and commitment to sustainability.

If you still don’t own any white or ecru trousers, you definitely need one and it will probably be the most stylish decision you have made in a very long time.