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Think about it this way: a rental subscription is an opportunity for a new you, one box swap at a time.

Start by trying out a new knitted polo for meeting your friends in the pub garden, then see how it works with tailored joggers when you head into the office. Swap the polo out for a shirt for that formal thing you’ve got on at the weekend. Realise you’ve got a month full of meetings coming up and add a crisp blazer into the mix. Replace the blazer with something to celebrate in when the month of meetings is over. It’s never been easier to rent clothes, whatever your favourite style is.

You get the endless-options picture.

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Amir – Talent Acquisition Manager

How have you styled your navy herringbone DB today? 

Starting from the top, I paired the navy herringbone with a cotton linen sky Bengal stripe shirt. For the trousers, I went with slim fit off-white stretch chinos, and I rounded it off with Moss white leather trainers. 

What do you like about the DB? 

What stands out about the DB is the sharp peak lapel – it’s all in the details!  But what I love most is how light it feels, especially around the shoulders. It’s super comfy, not too stiff, which makes it perfect for dressing up or down for a more smart-casual aesthetic.   

How would you describe your personal style? 

I’d say smart casual.

How often does tailoring feature in your everyday wardrobe?

I haven’t really included much formalwear yet, but my smart-casual outfits are tailored to fit well. I’m looking forward to starting a collection of tailored formal pieces like blazers soon, just refining the dad bod first!

Lin – Senior Ecommerce Executive

How have you styled your navy herringbone DB today? 

I styled it with a plain white t-shirt jeans and white trainers, using these simple wardrobe essentials to create a smart-casual, timeless look. 

What do you like about the DB? 

I really like the soft construction of the jacket – it gives you that boxier fit without being too intense. Plus, it’s super versatile. You can style it with the full suit for that boss lady vibe or throw it on with a t-shirt and trainers for a more casual aesthetic. You can also pair it with skirts for a feminine twist. It allows you to create so many different looks with just one piece.  

When you button it up, it gives you that sleek silhouette without feeling too restrictive, perfect for those days when I want that oversized look. You can even share it with your partner if you like – a win-win!  

How would you describe your personal style? 

I’m all about that simple yet put-together style, which is why I have so many jackets in my wardrobe. It makes it easy to create a smart-casual outfit without even trying.  

How often does tailoring feature in your everyday wardrobe? 

Tailoring is a big part of my everyday wardrobe. I have quite a few tailored jackets that I wear to the office all the time, they’re my secret weapon for looking sharp and put-together. They’re the perfect office staple! With my broad shoulders, men’s jackets usually fit perfectly – the cut and fit are more often exactly what I’m looking for. 

David – Buyer, Accessories

How have you styled your navy herringbone DB today? 

Despite having chosen the full suit I’ve decided to dress things down, swapping the shirt and tie for a navy linen knit tee, a Bottinelli printed pocket square and black loafers. 

What do you like about the DB? 

For me it’s the soft construction of the jacket which is perfect for spring/summer, with no shoulder pads or lining. Equally the trousers with their double pleats are nice and generous around the waist and seat, draping nicely and giving maximum comfort. 

How would you describe your personal style? 

I always like to wear some sort of tailoring, particularly for work, even if it’s just the trousers paired with a nice overshirt and smart trainers. The suit isn’t dead — it’s just about wearing it in different ways these days. 

How often does tailoring feature in your everyday wardrobe? 

Quite often. And I think it’s time I started wearing ties again, which I don’t just say as Accessories Buyer! 

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— Hettie Keough, Junior Buyer

“This floral print shirt is perfect for holidays. Lightweight enough to layer with a vest, throw on with a beach pant or sartorial short for elevated summer style. The fabric is Italian – a floral jacquard design – and we’ve added an additional button and tab, so the shirt can be worn with either the Cuban collar or buttoned to the top.” 

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— Yasmin McPherson, Junior Buyer

“Developed in a heavy weight jersey fabric, the cargo pant is a new edition to our trouser offering. Featuring an elasticated at the waist for comfort, it’s tapered at the leg and has pockets on either side for a nice, casual touch. However, the fit and fabrication allows the trouser to still have an element of formality.” 

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— Sophie Kelly, Assistant Buyer

“Brand new for MOSS SS24 is swimwear. We’ve elevated the classic swim style with features such as button fastening and side adjusters, all of which allow you to dress up with one of our key seasonal Cuban shirts for an easy transition from beach to bar. The peached finished gives a beautifully soft, luxe hand-feel, whilst the recycled fibres offer sustainability. If smart styling isn’t your thing, go for a classic, sporty look with our drawstring waist alternatives. Cut from white seersucker with 4-way mechanical stretch, this option is bang on trend and makes it the perfect choice for all those holiday excursions.” 

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Smart casual affairs

If the weather’s warmed up but you want to stay looking sharp, a smart pair of shorts is the way to go. Cut from lightweight linen that’ll keep you cool in the heat, our matte linen shorts are a great warm-weather alternative to tailored trousers. Though they’re cut to a slim fit, the side adjusters allow for the waistband to be altered slightly, great if you prefer a tighter or looser fit.

The versatility of these shorts means that you can wear them with anything from t-shirts and Cubans, to Oxfords and linen shorts if you need a bit more refinement. Round things off with a pair of velvet loafers, crafted from the finest Italian suede.

Daytime strolls

If you’re after something a bit more casual, invest in a pair of worker chinos. The most relaxed of all of our chino styles, the worker chino offers a sleek silhouette but all of the comfort of a casual trouser. With an elasticated waistband and a little bit more room in the seat, you’ll feel put together without any restrictions. As for your top half, a polo shirt is always a good idea, especially if it’s crafted from a soft linen blend – we’ve done away with the buttons to ease it up a bit. Finish off with a solid pair of tonal trainers to amp up the laid-back vibe.

Pub or park

Tonal outfits are trending, particularly in neutral, warmer tones. If the sun does decide to show up for more than 5 minutes, head-to-toe linen in the way to go. A pair of linen joggers are best investment you’ll make this summer – naturally textured, the cross hatching adds depth to the fabric and helps them stand out against a smooth oatmeal t-shirt. Though they’re the most casual trouser from our range, the pleating and tapered leg still offer a level of smart that can see you through picnics in the park or meet ups with friends. Finish off with a sparkling pair of white leather trainers – just mind the grass stains.

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Why are striped suits so popular?

Striped suits have come in and out of fashion many times, primarily because of their versatility. It’s a style that works for most occasions, with flattering vertical stripes that give the illusion of a slimmer frame.

They also come in a wealth of colours, from traditional black, grey and blue to more modern colours like copper, mauve and green, For some, they’re a statement maker; for others, they’re a classic design that’s transcended time and fashion trends.

How to style a pinstripe suit

Striped suits have long been associated with workwear, but with more contemporary styles and softer structures now available, there is opportunity to experiment.

The most obvious place to wear a striped suit is work. With it’s slim, flattering fit and double breasted closure, our dusty pink linen suit will easily see you through the working week. It’s a slightly bolder choice than a classic blue or grey, but the muted pink offers a great way to ease into colour without feeling too overwhelmed. Pair with a crisp white shirt and tonal tie (preferably from Italian tie specialists Bottinelli).

Meanwhile, our chalk stripe suits are great for both smart and casual affairs. Cut from Italian wool that hails from the world-famous Ferla mill, the fabric has a distressed, textured finish which softens the suit’s aesthetic, allowing for a wealth of styling opportunities. The classic tailored fit sharpens the silhouette with the drawstring trouser offering a slightly more laid back look, which works well for dates, dinners and everything in between. Combine with an open neck shirt and hold the tie, or tone it down further with a t-shirt and casual loafers.

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Wide leg trousers are trending – see how can you style them your way.

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This style of trouser has a roomier cut, but they’re fitted at the waist for a more tailored look that feels smarter than oversized streetwear styles. While it’s not completely new – wide leg trousers have been around since the 1920s and have moved in and out fashion over the years – there’s a fresh take on the look that makes it feel a bit more contemporary.

If you want to wear it wide but you’re not sure how to style them, go for a casual look to start with. A classic colour and a simple fabric like cotton or a lighter wool blend can make the fit and shape of a wider leg hang more easily. Choose darker shades like black, navy and charcoal or neutral tones like camel, beige and stone.

Our beach trousers are a great way to ease into wider styles. It’s our most relaxed trouser yet, sitting higher at the waist and tapering down to a slightly wider base. The extra room makes them great for laid-back summer weekends, the elasticated waist and external drawcord ensuring you stay comfy all day long.

Getting the right balance is key to styling wide leg trousers. Wear with something fitted, like a T-shirt or a short-sleeve shirt. Tuck your top in to really get the contrast between wider legs and a fitted top half, or layer it a little an overshirt on top. This helps to balance out proportions.

It’s also important to get the right fit. You want them to feel like they’re the right size at the waist – and they may sit a little higher than what you’re used to – while flowing freely on the legs. Trousers that are big all over can just look like you’ve chosen the wrong size.

If it’s about going smart-casual, choose a smarter shirt, some fitted knitwear and pair with boots or smart shoes rather than trainers or a casual shoe. That’ll take the styling up a notch without feeling like it’s been overdone.

To wear wide fit in a smart or formal setting, go for a relaxed fit suit or pair your wide leg trousers with a smart shirt and a tailored jacket. The key here is for the outfit to look intentional and well thought-out; choose your fabric wisely, incorporating rich cloths like wool, tweed or corduroy. Go for smart shoes like Oxfords to balance out the size and shape of the rest of your outfit.

Learn more about styling your favourite trousers fit in our trousers guide.

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What’s a shacket, then?

A shacket fuses the best of two staples – it wears like a shirt but is slightly thicker, just enough to keep you warm like a jacket.

If it’s not already, it’ll be one of the hardest-working items in your wardrobe. You’ll easily trade a coat in for one when it’s cool but not cold, or use it as a layer to build up your look when you need extra warmth.

What’s the difference between a shacket and an overshirt?

We can’t go any further here without ironing this out: in truth, shackets and overshirts are widely interchangeable by name and you’ll find either word used for the same sort of styles by different brands.

Our take is that a shacket leans more on the jacket end of the scale with thicker fabrics, a weightier hand-feel and more jacket-like details. Whereas an overshirt feels much more like a shirt but has a more relaxed fit than your usual button-up so you can layer it over other pieces.

Whichever term you land on, they’ve both got a utilitarian feel that’ll make a smart outfit feel more casual and smarten up a casual look. Magic.

Types of shackets and overshirts

It won’t surprise you that shackets and overshirts come in all sorts of forms. From lightweight and layerable to weighty and warm, there’s a style to cover all of your outerwear needs.

A linen shacket is a breathable take on the look that will make a nice contrast worn over a cotton tee and imply you’ve put some thought into your outfit. Our khaki linen safari shacket is a great option when the weather isn’t quite warm enough for short sleeves – its delavé texture and patch pockets add a level of interest to a relaxed look. Pack it with your holiday gear as an evening layer for when it gets a bit breezy.

A relaxed overshirt offers the sort of ease of wear that means you can throw it on and go live your life. Our chore overshirt is crafted from a soft stretch cotton that’s comfortable and easily smartens up a casual outfit. The textured fabric offers a bit of dimension and works just as well over a boxy t-shirt as it does under a parka. And, as it’s designed like a shirt, it can be worn like one too. Combine with jeans, chinos or joggers and finish with a sporty trainer for an easy weekend look.

 Cord overshirts are particularly great for layering – lighter than shackets but weightier than a standard overshirt, they can be styled in lots of ways depending on the season. Throw over t-shirts or thick knits and you’ll have a solid weekend outfit whatever the weather.

And finally, a patterned overshirt is a men’s casual staple that adds a shot of interest to your lineup. Our take is made from a textured boucle cotton, with a little stretch for extra comfort. With a tailored fit that offers a more refined profile, it’s still comfortable enough for breezy evening strolls. Create a summery, tonal look by pairing with a relaxed trouser and a knitted polo.

How to style your shacket

The simple answer? Wear it with just about anything. You’ll find a shacket or overshirt as versatile as your favourite denim – and it’ll go with pretty much anything your jeans do too.

For the most layering potential, look for a boxier fit and a longer line than your standard shirt (or, tuck your shirt in for extra smart points). Wear yours to wrap a casual look up into something that bit more refined, like with a skipper polo and a pair of linen joggers for an easy weekend outfit. Or try an overshirt with a pair of tailored trousers and leather loafers for a hybrid smart/casual office look.

If it hasn’t done enough to earn its spot in your wardrobe already, know you can use a shacket as a light layer over a jumper or T-shirt in spring and autumn. Then, when it’s properly cold, use a mid-weight overshirt as an extra layer to trap air between a knitted jumper and your winter coat.

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