With the arrival of British Summer Time comes lighter evenings, beautiful seasonal flowers (hello Peony season!) and a bumper time for bank holidays. Spring feels fresh and full of promise, and it’s also not as wet as you have been led to believe – it’s honestly a wonderful time of year for an outdoor wedding ceremony. A light blue suit would look amazing against a backdrop of fresh flowers and lush foliage. Pair this with a white shirt and colour-pop tie and you’ll fit right in to the optimistic spring mood.

If you’re dreaming of an outdoor wedding blessed with balmy weather, then summer is the best time to do it! A huge number of weddings take place across August and September, so get planning early to secure your favourite dates, venue and suppliers. If you’re having a classic British garden wedding complete with lawn games and refreshing cocktails, a stylish light-coloured suit like this neutral one would be the perfect option. It’s lightweight and adaptable, with a tailored fit and minimal lining leaving you feeling well-dressed, cool and comfortable.

With temperatures gradually decreasing, autumn is a wonderful time of year to embrace the great outdoors – think soft, warm light and a rich colour palette. The popularity of tweed for groomswear is a trend that grows year on year, and we can understand why. It’s stylish, versatile and will keep you warm on those cooler days. Team the Moss blue Donegal tweed suit with a crisp white shirt, dusky pink tie, and taupe loafers for a lighter take on this seasonal classic.

Outdoor ceremonies in winter? They’re absolutely do-able, and actually quite magical. Just don’t forget the candles, blankets and a fire pit or two! If you’re planning on spending a good part of your winter wedding outdoors, then you’re going to need your outfit to work hard for you. We love a tuxedo-inspired jacket with high wool composition and a sharp outline. Ever considered swapping your white shirt for a stylish merino rollneck? Now’s the time to do it!

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Get them this knitted lambswool-rich jumper, and they’ll think of you every time they wear it and feel super cosy. The combination of the chunkier structure and the neutral tone makes it super wearable with everything from smart trousers to more casual joggers.

You might think to reach for black when you’re looking for an accessory for someone, but brown is also a great choice. It’s still a neutral, but a bit more unexpected and warmer than black. Our chocolate gloves are made with the softest leather and a microfibre lining so their hands will be warm on even the coldest days. And, our chocolate belt is made in the UK with pebbled leather and a brushed buckle. Get them both if you’re feeling generous.

If your partner has a long commute, a great gift is something that’ll make that journey a little bit more tolerable. Our faux-leather backpack with a Saffiano print has just enough room for all their essentials without being overly bulky. And, to keep them warm on their travels, gift them a 100% wool baker boy cap, particularly if they’re a fan of Peaky Blinders.

If your partner’s been looking for the perfect coat that’s got something a little different, but not too different, you’ll hit the jackpot with this navy bouclé coat. The brushed texture adds some visual interest to the wear-with-everything navy, and the double-breasted closure means it’ll work for both casual and formal outfits. They’ll be wearing it 24/7 all winter, year after year, guaranteed.

When it comes to boots for winter ’22, nothing is cooler than a pair of chunky hikers. Ours are made with cream nubuck leather for something different, but still very wearable. That leather combined with the chunky sole and brushed hardware achieves the perfect do-it-all boot for the city or the countryside.

Treat them to a bit of Italian wool blended with cashmere in the form of this unlined jacket. It’s perfect layered over a gilet or worn on its own for warmer days, and the tonal houndstooth means it’ll go with everything.

No matter what you choose to gift your partner this year, putting a little thought into it and buying something you know they’ll wear season after season is all you really need to do. But, if you’ve hit a wall and can’t decide, a Moss Box subscription is always a good idea. With that subscription, he’ll always have new Moss pieces to add to his wardrobe. Happy Christmas to you to your partner!

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