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Moss’ guide to Edinburgh

 

YOUR GUIDE TO THE VIBRANT CAPITAL OF SCOTLAND

Words: L. Thorpe

 

With a rich tapestry of history, culture and style, Edinburgh is a must-visit UK destination. Though you may be inclined to think of castles, history and the surrounding landscapes when visiting the capital of Scotland, Edinburgh’s fashion and culture scene has its own tale to tell.

From haute cuisine to stylish shopping, including our flagship Edinburgh Moss store, Edinburgh has it all. Here’s our guide to everything the city has to offer and what to do in Edinburgh.

 

Lannan Bakery

WHERE TO HEAD IN EDINBURGH

Edinburgh is home to plenty of stylish boutiques, vintage shops, designer stores and fashion retailers, one of the many reasons why we chose to open up our new flagship store in the city. Moss Edinburgh is located in the heart of the city’s fashion and retail centre St James’ Quarter, where you can find all your favourite men’s suits in Edinburgh, along with Custom Made, casualwear, suit hire and styling advice.

For unique Scottish fashion, explore independent boutiques in the Grassmarket area, offering everything from traditional kilts to contemporary Scottish designs. Or, take a stroll down the Royal Mile where you’ll find some traditional Scottish fashion and jewellery.

Edinburgh also boasts a vibrant culinary scene, with Michelin-starred restaurants like Number One, Ondine and The Kitchin leading the high-end side, along with plenty of other eateries to choose from. Looking for something that’s a little lower key? The Rock Salt Cafe is perfect for breakfast, brunch and freshly roasted coffee, while Fishers has locations in Leith and in the city, serving up fantastic seafood. The Roseleaf, The Bon Vivant and the Lannan Bakery are three more relaxed food spots that serve up seasonal, locally-sourced food in the city.

Dive into Edinburgh’s bar and pub scene by visiting stylish bars like Mistral or Bramble, or make your way towards Leith for plenty of evening hang out spots. For panoramic views of the city while sipping on cocktails, venture to The Lookout by Gardener’s Cottage. There’s even hidden speakeasies dotted across the city too – look to venues like Panda & Sons and Hoot the Redeemer. If you’re interested in the world of liquor, take one of the world-famous whisky tours that are dotted around the city.

Edinburgh Castle

THINGS TO DO IN EDINBURGH

A trip to Edinburgh isn’t complete without a visit to Edinburgh Castle, an iconic symbol of the city. Explore its historic chambers and witness breathtaking views of the cityscape. For something a little different, you can always go for an underground city tour of Edinburgh to visit some of the city’s oldest, deepest vaults.

To further fill your cultural cup, visit the Scottish National Gallery for classical art, or the Fruitmarket Gallery for contemporary exhibitions. There are also art halls and venues like The Usher Hall and Queen’s Hall for concerts and performances. To explore the very best of history, art and design, head to the National Museum of Scotland where you’ll find a wealth of fascinating exhibits. As for animal lovers, Edinburgh Zoo will delight children and adults alike.

Every August, Edinburgh bursts with creative energy as thousands of artists globally descend on the city to showcase their talents. From theatre and comedy to dance and music, the Edinburgh Fringe Festival is a dynamic, open-access celebration where established and emerging artists mingle. The streets of Edinburgh become a vibrant stage for artistic expression.

If you’re visiting in December, head to the Edinburgh Christmas markets. Explore charming stalls for unique gifts and crafts, indulge in traditionally Scottish and international treats, and soak in the festive atmosphere. Whether sipping mulled wine, enjoying city views from the Ferris wheel, or basking in Christmas lights, the markets are a great way to celebrate the festive season in true Edinburgh style.

 

St James Quarter

WHEN TO VISIT EDINBURGH

The best times to visit Edinburgh depend on your preferences and the type of experience you’re looking for in the city. Here’s some info that’ll help you decide when to visit:

  • Summer (June to August): This is peak tourist season due to the milder weather and longer days. Edinburgh experiences various festivals, including the renowned Edinburgh Festival Fringe, in August. Expect larger crowds, but the outdoor events, festivals, and a lively atmosphere will make up for it.
  • Spring (March to May) and Autumn (September to October): These shoulder seasons offer a good balance between decent weather and fewer crowds. You can explore the city comfortably without the peak-season hustle.
  • Winter (November to February): Winter in Edinburgh is festive, especially with the Christmas markets and decorations. While you’ll probably want to wrap up warm, it’s well worth a visit. January and February can be a bit quieter.

Whatever the weather, if you’re looking for menswear in Edinburgh, we’ve got you covered with our new Moss Edinburgh flagship store. Visit us at St James Quarter from the 6th of March.

 

Posted February 18th, 2024 in Expertise.

Spotlight on: the unstructured jacket

Softer shoulders, minimal linings and relaxed fabrics designed to lighten the load on dressed-up days.

A RELAXED YET REFINED CHOICE

Words: C. Saramowicz

 

The terms ‘unlined’ and ‘unstructured’ have become more prominent in men’s fashion over the last few years. With menswear shifting into more casual territory, relaxed approaches to suiting have also started to popularise again, with more men choosing unstructured pieces alongside their standard suits.

But what is an unlined jacket, and where is the best place to wear it? Answers below.

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Moss - navy Hoxton jacket

What is an unlined jacket?

The word ‘unlined’ refers to just that – jackets without an interior lining. Most suit blazers are lined with either canvas or some kind of padding to maintain their shape. Unlined jackets do away with all of that, resulting in a looser construction and lighter weight. Some still feature shoulder pads for a more defined profile, but the idea is to generally have less rigidity and much more room for movement.

Unlined jackets tend to have all the features of standard suit jackets – lapels, pockets and single button closures – but are far more akin to a smart shacket or overshirt. They’re usually cut from more casual-leaning fabrics, offering versatility when it comes to styling, and generally feel comfier and more relaxed to wear.

 

Moss - Copper Hoxton jacket

Where would you wear an unlined jacket?

Because of the softer nature of the fit, unlined jackets offer a slightly more relaxed profile than standard suit jackets. This means they are very well suited for casual occasions like evening drinks or birthday parties, all while maintaining a level of smart.

Summer is a great opportunity to try out unstructured fits – the lack of lining offers far more breathability and works great if you’re going to be out all day but still need to look the part. A warm-weather wedding, for example, would be the perfect excuse for an unstructured linen blazer. Or, if you’re on holiday and want to add a level of formality to your evening dinner, an unlined jacket over a casual tee and a pair of chinos would hit the spot.

 

Moss - blue textured wool jacket

How to style your unlined jacket?

Due to their versatility, unlined jackets can be worn in a wealth of ways.

If you’re looking for an elevated look, you can still dress up an unstructured jacket despite its more relaxed shape. Combine our dark-blue Italian wool jacket with a white poplin shirt and dark-coloured trousers for a polished work look that’s smart without being stiff.

For something a bit more relaxed, our Copper Hoxton can act as a standout piece in a neutral outfit. When paired with a white mock neck and white chinos, it adds a shot of texture and colour, elevating the overall look without feeling too over-the-top. And with added stretch, it’ll keep you comfortable too.

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Posted February 1st, 2024 in Expertise, Style.

How (and where) to wear a blue suit

How to find the right blue suit for every occasion.
Moss - tailored fit navy black check suit

 

HOW TO FIND THE RIGHT BLUE SUIT FOR EVERY OCCASION

Words: T. MacInnis

While a black suit might work for particular occasions and a grey suit is super wearable, nothing is quite as versatile as a blue suit. From the office to a wedding to a smart-casual party, you can’t go wrong with a blue suit.

Depending on how you style it and what shade of blue you choose, a blue suit can work in just about any setting. And, blue has the added benefit of looking good on everyone. Below, we make the case for our favourite suit shade and offer up a few styling tips based on the occasion. If there’s one suit you invest in this year, keep reading to find out why we think it should be blue.

Moss - tailored fit navy performance suit

Wear a blue suit to a wedding

Nothing says spring like a pop of colour. But, if you’re a wedding guest, you might not want make a massive statement. This is when a pale blue suit is the perfect choice. The shade is different enough to stand out, but it’ll never stick out. Pair it with a light-coloured shirt and pastel accessories to keep it subtle, or enhance the colour with a complementary patterned tie.

Alternatively, choose a more classic look and go for the navy performance. Crafted from a wool-rich fabric with extra stretch, its breathability and hydrophobic coating will keep you dry and comfortable all day long.

Moss - navy trench coat

Wear a blue suit to the office

If you wear a suit to work every day, whether you’re required to or not, you might be in need of a spring refresh. Any darker-toned blue is a great choice, but going for a tonal check will set your look apart. To let that check stand alone, wear it with tonal accessories, or add a contrasting pattern with a floral pocket square.

A trench coat is a great choice for outerwear, acting as an extension of your suit for when you want to feel extra put together. Ours is showerproof and pairs perfectly with any navy suit.

Wear a blue suit on a night out

If you’ve got a date this weekend, an engagement party, or a smart-casual family function, kick it up a notch in a blue suit. Our navy flannel is a cut to a classic tailored fit that you can dress up or down to your heart’s content.  To keep it casual, pare it back with a white mock neck or a T-shirt (weather’s a factor here) and suede trainers.

Moss - tailored fit blue flannel suit

Wear a blue suit to the races

Even though the dress codes at the races are changing, you still might want to wear a full three-piece suit. Since the start of racing season lines up with the start of spring, a pastel blue three-piece suit is a great choice. To keep it classic, wear it with a white shirt and a simple tie. Or, embrace the new season completely and opt for a matching floral tie and pocket square.

The navy flannel from above is also a great option – just add the matching waistcoat and you’re good to go.

Moss - tailored fit navy black check suit

Get married in a blue suit

If you’re getting ready for your spring wedding, there are a load of trends to consider. One of our favourites is the return of checks, and we love this more modern, subtle take. Wear it with the waistcoat and a dark tie to capitalise on the vintage feel, or lighten it up with brighter accessories.

We’re embracing versatility this season, and that’s part of why we love blue suits. It’s also because they look great on everyone, and the accessorising options are endless. Whichever blue suit you choose, it should be one you can see yourself wearing on several occasions for several years – and one you love wearing, of course.

Posted January 14th, 2024 in Expertise.

The Men’s Suit Fit Guide

Make a good suit a great one.
Moss - tailored fit navy performance suit

 

HOW TO GET THE RIGHT MEN’S SUIT FIT

Words: C. Stewart

 

What makes a good men’s suit a great one? The right fit.

Slim, tailored, regular and relaxed fit men’s suits all have different defining features. Knowing which fit is best for you is the easiest way to look and feel your best in your suit. So, here is your need-to-know on our fits.

Why get the right fit?

Getting the right fit for a men’s suit can make all the difference – you’ll be amazed at just how good a suit fits just right looks on your body, especially if you’ve previously worn suits that aren’t quite the right size or fit for you.

Not sure how to measure for a men’s suit or how a men’s suit should fit? Our suit size guide might help you out if you already know your measurements. If you don’t know where to start, or you don’t feel confident about getting the right fit, getting measured for your men’s suit is the step you should do straight away. We can help you with this at any of our Moss stores – you can find your nearest one with our store locator.

If you can’t get into a store to get measured, then you need to grab a tape measure and make sure you get an accurate idea of your measurements.

Moss - tailored fit blonde double breasted suit

How to measure for a men’s suit

If you’re going to measure yourself at home, then the first thing you’ll need is a tape measure. Remember not to hold it too tightly or too loosely when you measure as this could affect the sizing you ended up with.

Here are some pointers on how to measure for a men’s suit:

  • Measure around the base of your neck where a shirt collar will sit. Take the measurement with your index finger underneath the tape – you should be able to fit it between your neck and your collar for a snug but still-breathable fit.
  • Measure around the broadest part of your chest, making sure that the tape is just below the armpit and above your shoulder blades. Keep the tape flat against your body and parallel to the ground.
  • For jackets and blazers, measure around your natural waistline (the narrowest part of your waist). For trousers, measure from the widest part of your waist, roughly 6cm below your natural waistline.
  • Relax your arms down by your side. Measure from the tip of your shoulder and down your arm to where you want your cuff to sit. Your jacket sleeve should sit pretty much bang on your wrist bone, while your shirt cuff should be 1-2cm longer.
  • Measure from the inside leg at the crotch to where you want your trouser hem to sit on your shoe. For a tailored look, your trousers should sit on top of your shoe, with no crease or one crease maximum at the hem. For a modern, cropped look, aim for just above your ankle bone.

Don’t be afraid to order the same suit style in different sizes if you need to, either. Sometimes a slight size change or a second opinion can make all the difference, plus sometimes it just depends on the style of suit that you’re into.

If you’re still unsure about your size and ideal fit, why not try our Custom Made service? From fit to fabric to the colour of the stitching and lining, you can have your suit made exactly how you want it. You can even have your own personalised message embroidered on the inside to make your suit a true original.

Men’s suit styles

Speaking of suit styles, here’s a quick run-through of the different suit cuts that you can try and how you should fit them.

 

Moss DKNY claret slim fit suit

SLIM FIT SUITS

Slim is our narrowest fit, precisely cut for a pin-sharp silhouette. It’s snug through the shoulders, chest, arms and thighs. The jacket and waistcoat are fitted through the waist, while trousers are neat through the seat and taper towards the ankle to skim the top of your shoe.

Slim fit is great if you’re looking for a narrow fit all round. Choose a classic neutral tone, or go for a muted version of vibrant colour such as the DKNY claret.

If you’re buying a slim fit suit or jacket for the first time, you might find going up a size more comfortable.

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Moss - tailored fit blue check wool suit

TAILORED FIT SUITS

Our tailored fit offers a well-balanced fit that sticks to the core rules of tailoring. It’s cut to define your shoulders, chest, arms and thighs but leave enough room to move with ease. The jacket and waistcoat are tapered through the waist while the trousers are defined through the seat with a tapered leg that sits on top of your shoe.

Tailored fit suits work well as a 3-piece, like our Italian blue check. It sculpts the silhouette while offering a bit more room than the slim fit, and works well as a single or double breasted suit, making it worthy of various occasions.

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Moss - regular fit taupe twill suit

REGULAR FIT SUITS

Looking for an even roomier fit? Our regular fit suits are cut in line with traditional British tailoring with a broader fit through the shoulders and straight arms and legs. The jacket and waistcoat are lightly shaped through the waist while trousers are fuller through the seat and thigh and hang smoothly to break on your shoe.

Regular fit suits such as our taupe twill are a bit more relaxed, offering a classic look with a bit more movement. It also flatters all silhouettes.

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Moss - relaxed fit mauve flannel double breasted suit

RELAXED FIT SUITS

The roomiest of them all, relaxed fit suits are designed with comfort and movement in mind. With a boxier shape, slightly dropped shoulders, and straight legs that fall to puddle at your shoe, they’re designed to hang looser than tailored fit suits and offer an easier, more laid-back look.

Our relaxed fit suits, like our dusty pink flannel, feature a double breasted closure which lends itself well to more formal events, but can easily be worn to casual affairs too.

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Posted January 9th, 2024 in Expertise.

What is an Epsom coat?

Here’s what makes a double-faced Epsom coat special.

WHAT MAKES A DOUBLE-FACED EPSOM COAT SPECIAL?

Words: T. MacInnis

 

From puffers to trenches to blazers to parkas, there are many coat options with different features that differentiate them. One that might be particularly elusive is the double-faced Epsom coat.

If you’re looking for an overcoat you can wear over a suit or to dress down at the weekend, the Epsom coat could be what you’re after. But what exactly is an Epsom coat, and what makes it special? Read on to find out and see how and where you can wear one.

Moss - oatmeal epsom overcoat

What is an Epsom coat?

A double-faced Epsom coat is a particular style of overcoat with a single breast and a hem that sits just above the knee. The fabric is usually cashmere, wool, silk or another natural fabric, and is double woven. Two thin layers of fabric are threaded together to make a thicker fabric, hence the “double,” and you can use either side for the outside of the coat. Special seaming and finishing techniques are usually done by hand and there’s no lining, which makes the coat lightweight but still warm.

Thanks to their quality fabric and construction, double-faced Epsom coats are great investment pieces.They’re warm, well-made and super versatile. We offer them in a range of colours for you to choose from like camel, chestnut and navy, which means you’re bound to find one that fits into your wardrobe.

Moss - camel brushed epsom coat

What can I wear with a double-faced Epsom coat?

Thanks to their clean lines, you can wear Epsom coats with just about everything. The chestnut-coloured coat pairs well with joggers, a roll-neck jumper and trainers, and the charcoal one layered over your best Italian suit. Essentially, you can smarten up a more casual outfit with a Epsom coat, or you can maintain a more dressed-up office or formalwear look.

Moss - light grey epsom overcoat

Where can I wear a double-faced Epsom coat?

We love versatility at Moss, and our double-faced Epsom coat captures it perfectly. Unlike some coats that feel more right for a weekend away or more formal occasions, these coats suit just about any day or destination. We think the camel one is best for a casual weekend while the navy, black or charcoal would make a great topper for your wedding suit.

If you’re in the market for a new winter-ready coat, the Epsom is a great choice. You’ll wear it loads, it’ll last for years to come, and it will always fit seamlessly into your wardrobe. What could be better?

Moss - charcoal wool blend epsom overcoat

Posted December 5th, 2023 in Expertise.

Gift guide: For the quiet luxury guy

Make a good suit a great one.

 

ITALIAN FABRICS AND PREMIUM KNITS WHEN UNDERSTATED ELEGANCE IS HIS FORTE

Words: L. Thorpe

 

If he cares about luxury and invests in premium fabrics and carefully considered pieces, he values quality above all else.

As a discerning and style-focused recipient, this is a Christmas gift that’s worth getting right. Think high-quality soft fabrics, smooth silhouettes and a clean, luxurious feel. Cashmere, merino wool and Italian fabrics are all going to tick the box, as are neutral tones and muted colourways.

Let’s start with the cashmere. A simple ribbed sock is anything but when it’s crafted from a supple cotton-cashmere blend. Combine three of their favourite colours and get a sock gift box for a well thought out present they’ll actually use. A beautifully constructed winter white scarf, made from lambswool with a dose of cashmere for extra softness, will have them anticipating the drop in temperature with joy. As for our ribbed beanie, they’ll get a kick just from the quality of the knit.

When looking at jumpers, invest in classic styles they can mix and match with like a merino camel roll neck or a cashmere crew neck jumper. With a super-soft handfeel and a world of styling possibilities, they’re both wise investments that will go far in any luxury lover’s wardrobe.

If you want to take it up a notch, this light blue overshirt should make the Christmas list. Crafted from an Italian wool-cotton blend, it’ll lock in warmth during the colder months and can be layered underneath a thick coat too. They’ll love the classic herringbone pattern. If they’re into matching sets, this taupe relaxed coord combines a wool-blend shacket and trousers for a relaxed, tailored outfit that feels intentional and exudes luxury.

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Posted December 5th, 2023 in Expertise.

Gift guide: For the guy who’s getting out and about in 2024

Make a good suit a great one.

Moss - chestnut brushed wool baseball cap

 

TRANSIT-FRIENDLY GIFTS TO HELP REACH HIS TRAVELLING GOALS

Words: L. Thorpe

 

If he has travelling as one of his new year’s resolutions, it’s only right that you gift accordingly. Get him a Christmas present that will take him places this year, so he can hop on a plane knowing he’s set for his adventures.

When it comes to buying Christmas gifts for someone who loves to travel, there are a few pieces of criteria to hit – comfortable, easy to pack and useful. Let’s start with the obvious: travel luggage. This leather holdall is ideal for overnight stays in the UK, flights and longer trips (if he can pack light). If he’s shoving his toothbrush in with his socks, give him the gift of organisation with this black grained leather wash bag. With a grained finish similar to the leather holdall to match, it’s a functional and beautifully constructed accessory that he won’t have realised he’s been missing.

Sticking with accessories, this baseball cap in an autumnal chestnut tone is an absolute must. A classic piece of casual headwear, it’s made from 100% brushed wool that will keep his head warm in the cooler months. As functionality goes, you can’t beat it – it can also double up as a mask for a late-night flight, or keep the sun out of their eyes if they’re jetting off somewhere warmer.

Another underrated gift idea for the traveller is an easy to wear overshirt. Our take is crafted from a fine cotton needlecord with added stretch for comfort. Overshirts are ideal for layering, useful for when you’re hopping on and off the plane and regularly changing temperatures. For something warmer, this navy wadded jacket is just the ticket for travelling to cooler destinations, which can also wear it under a thicker coat when the cold really bites.

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Posted December 4th, 2023 in Expertise.

Gift guide: For the guy who doesn’t know what he needs (until he gets it)

Make a good suit a great one.

Moss - shearling leather gloves

 

THOUGHT-THROUGH ESSENTIALS HE’LL WONDER HOW HE SURVIVED WITHOUT

Words: L. Thorpe

 

We all know at least one person who never knows what they want. It sounds easy – technically, you could buy them anything and they’d be happy with it – but having too many choices can be daunting when buying Christmas gifts for this guy.

Keeping it simple is key. Classic shapes and accessories always go down well, as do those useful day-to-day pieces they would never have picked themselves but now absolutely love.

If you’re going for clothing for this year’s Christmas gift, choose pieces they’d like but might not pick up in store. This sage washed Oxford shirt is a prime example – it’s a classic style but the colour offers a modern feel, adding a bit of difference to their work wardrobe.

As for bottoms, chinos are an essential part of any smart casual wardrobe but may not always be something they buy for themselves. Made from a cotton-rich fabric with added stretch, our worker chinos can be dressed up or down and, with the addition of an elasticated waist, offer an extra level of comfort alongside their versatility.

Accessories are another great way of getting it right this Christmas. If they’re always pulling their trousers up or rattling loose change in their pockets, go for quality leather gifts like this modern reversible business belt or a grained leather wallet. They’re both Christmas gifts they wouldn’t be inclined to buy themselves, and solve a problem they didn’t think they had. We also love these chocolate suede shearling gloves that are great for permanently cold fingers. Crafted from the softest leather with a fluffy interior, they’ll keep him smart when combined with a tailored epsom coat but look just as good paired with a trench.

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Posted December 4th, 2023 in Expertise.

Gift guide: For the guy who keeps it casual

Make a good suit a great one.

 

LAIDBACK LOOKS FOR THE SUIT-AND-TIE-SHY

Words: L. Thorpe

 

Buying for someone who keeps it casual can be a rather enjoyable experience. Comfort is their forte, choosing relaxed silhouettes and casual accessories over more formal looks. Think neutral tones, a monochrome palette and oversized fits that are easy to wear and make them feel good.

One option is to go for classic casual essentials like these black slim fit chinos. With their flattering fit and breathable cotton fabric, they’re versatile, comfortable and pair well with casual separates. They’ll easily slot into your casual guy’s year-round wardrobe.

As for the top half, you can’t go wrong with a t-shirt – he practically lives in them. Don’t just get any t-shirt though, treat him to this taupe heavyweight one for something that ups his t-shirt game. It’s cotton-rich, has a relaxed fit and a super-soft peached finish.

Another laidback taupe piece that they’ll love is this melange relaxed fit skipper jumper. It’s a great layering jumper that works over a T-shirt or an Oxford shirt depending on the season (and the occasion).

Leather gifts also go down well for men’s smart casual vibes. Choose from a simple black casual leather belt that they can wear with jeans or casual trousers alike, or elevate their accessories even more with a black grained leather backpack. It’s an upgrade from their casual canvas backpack, all while still keeping with that laidback look that they love.

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Posted December 2nd, 2023 in Expertise.

Gift guide: For the statement maker

Make a good suit a great one.

Moss - navy brushed check overshirt

 

BOLD TONES AND A SUNDRY OF TEXTURES TO GET HIM NOTICED

Words: L. Thorpe

 

If you’re buying gifts for someone who’s a statement maker, there’s a good chance they’ll want something that really makes an impact. And so, getting it right with bold colours, textures and striking pieces is the key to buying them a great gift this Christmas.

They probably steer clear from neutral tones, preferring rich injections of colour, chunky knits and fabrics that other people might shy away from. Buying Christmas gifts for this guy can go one of two ways; playing it safe and getting them a few relatively pared-back pieces they can add their own statement pieces to, or go just as bold as them in your gift giving.

If it’s the latter, allow us to present you our colour of the season – and the colour your statement maker will love – acid green. Choose from a moleskin acid green shacket that truly stands out and pairs well with navy joggers and a neutral rollneck. If you’re hesitant about sizing, go a little safer with an acid green brushed oversized scarf they can wrap up in, crafted from the softest recycled fibres.

Green not their thing? This navy brushed check overshirt is another great gift that offers a more subtle statement. Wool-heavy and brushed to add texture, it adds depth to an outfit and can be worn over suiting or under a winter coat if the temperatures drop. Add in a navy merino rollneck and a ribbed beanie and they’ve got a bold, tonal look that will catch all the attention.

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Posted December 1st, 2023 in Expertise.

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