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How to wear men’s wide leg trousers

Wide leg trousers are trending – see how can you style them your way.
Moss - ecru stripe beach pant

 

HERE’S HOW TO WEAR THE RELAXED STYLE

Words: C. Saramowicz

 

Wide leg trousers are back, and they’re a big change from the slim-fit styles that have been trending for a while. Slowly but surely, wider fits are making it off the runway and into the everyday.

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Moss - oatmeal floral beach pant

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.

 

Moss - ecru herringbone beach pant

 

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.

 

Moss - ecru stripe beach pant

 

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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How to wear chino shorts

Sun’s out, legs out.

 

HERE’S HOW TO WEAR CHINO SHORTS THIS SEASON

Words: C. Stewart

 

Whether you’re heading abroad or enjoying the warmer weather here in the UK, it’s time for shorts. Sure, a sporty pair has its place in your lineup, but chino shorts will set you up for just about any summer outfit.

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Moss - slim fit off white stretch chino shorts

STYLE

We’ve made our chino shorts smack-bang in the middle of smart-casual. In smooth twill they’ll style up a treat, while the mitred waistband takes it up a notch and gives a clean finish.

There are so many ways to style them; try yours with a knitted polo on casual days and smarten up with a linen shirt for at-ease elegance that offers comfort and breathability too.

Moss - slim fit dusty pink chino shorts

FABRIC

Look for a high percentage of cotton in the composition so they’ll be breathable in warm weather. You might also like a shot of stretch for extra flex – we’ve add some Spandex to the mix for ease of movement.

Moss - slim fit khaki chino shorts

FIT

Chino shorts come in all sorts of fits. Our advice for a modern profile is pair that’s just the right side of slim in fit (not skin-tight, but not baggy either), with a length that hits a couple of inches above your knee.

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Shacket vs overshirt – and how to wear yours

Confused? Don’t be, answers this way.

 

SHACKET VS. OVERSHIRT – WHAT’S THE DEAL?

Words: C. Stewart

 

You’ll have seen the word a lot this season: shacket. But what exactly is it? What makes it different from an overshirt? And how are you supposed to wear it? Answers here.

 

Moss - herringbone linen shacket

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.

Moss - khaki linen safari shacket

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.

Moss - textured chore overshirt

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.

 

High society and thundering hooves: our guide to the UK’s biggest racing events

Here’s everything you need to know about, and what to wear to, the UK’s biggest racing events.

 

ALL THE INFO ON THE BIGGEST UK RACE EVENTS

Words: L. Thorpe

 

Races are a big deal in the UK. Every year, thousands converge on the tracks for illustrious events like Cheltenham, Royal Ascot, and The Grand National. If you’re gearing up to see the world’s finest thoroughbreds and experience the social event of a lifetime, here’s everything you need to know about the country’s most thrilling racing events, including what to wear.

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Moss - slim fit double breasted camel flannel suit

Cheltenham

March 14-17

Cheltenham is a celebration of style, speed and strength, where spectators sport their finest tweed with a glass of champagne as hooves strike turf each March. Set at the edge of the picturesque Cotswolds, the prestigious four-day event is the first major race on the calendar each year, and one of the most anticipated. Prize pot: £625,000

What to wear to Cheltenham

There is no official dress code at Cheltenham, but smart is preferable. A tweed jacket or a full suit is ideal, especially when paired with a tie or cravat.

Location: Evesham Rd, Cheltenham GL50 4SH

Nearest train station: Cheltenham Spa railway

Tickets:

• Club Enclosure: £108
• Tattersalls Enclosure: £79.50
• Best Mate Enclosure: £61.67

Find your nearest Moss store in Worcester.

The Grand National

April 13-15

The Grand National is an exquisite showcase of style, elegance, and pure athleticism. The most-watched horse race in the world has crowds revelling in the excitement as majestic steeds, and their skilled jockeys, compete for glory. This captivating display of prowess happens annually over three days at Aintree Racecourse in Liverpool. Prize pot: £1 million

What to wear to The Grand National

No official dress code, so feel free to consider bold patterns and colours for this one. Keep it smart with full-length trousers, a collared shirt and a tailored jacket.

Location: Ormskirk Rd, Aintree, Liverpool L9 5AS

Nearest train station: Aintree Station

Tickets:

• Festival Zone: £28.80
• West Tip Seats: £48
• Earl of Derby Terrace: £48
• Garden Club: £80
• Lord Sefton Terrace: £48
• Queen Mother Roof: £83
• Lord Daresbury Roof: £58
• Earl of Derby Lower Seats: £80
• Queen Mother Seats: £104
• Princess Royal Roof: £58
• Earl of Derby Upper Seats: £80
• Lord Sefton Upper Seats: £80
• Princess Royal Seats: £110

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Moss - slim fit sage herringbone tweed suit

Guineas Festival

May 5-7

One of the most anticipated equestrian events of the year, the Guineas Festival showcases world-class flat racing at Newmarket’s Rowley Mile over three days in May. The passion for the sport, stylish fashion and a shared affinity for thrilling contests make the Guineas Festival an unforgettable experience for those seeking an elegant introduction to horse racing. Prize pot: £500,000

What to wear to Guineas Festival

‘Dressed to feel your best’ is the style at Newmarket Racecourses, with comfort and confidence as the only musts. Weather dependent, we recommend chinos or jeans and a polo shirt for understated elegance.

Location: Rowley Mile Racecourse, Cambridge Road, Newmarket CB8 0TF

Nearest train station: Newmarket Station

Tickets:

• Grandstand and Paddock: £10
• Premier Enclosure: £26
• Century Stand: £80

Find your nearest Moss store in Cambridge.

Epsom Derby

June 2-3

Epsom Derby is one of the calendar’s most historic and anticipated equestrian spectacles, from carefully curated outfits and extravagant guests to the sleek, regal thoroughbreds and their riders. This showcase of British style and sophistication occurs over two exhilarating days at Epsom Downs Racecourse. Prize pot: £850,000

What to wear to Epsom Derby

The only formal dress code is for the Queen Elizabeth II Stand, where men must wear either black or grey morning dress on Derby Day, with a top hat and coat. The Style Awards celebrate the best dressed and hand out cash prizes for the most sophisticated attendees.

Location: Tattenham Corner Rd, Epsom KT18 5LQ

Nearest train station: Epsom Station

Tickets:

• Queen Elizabeth Stand: £130
• Grandstand Enclosure: £60
• Picnic package: £280

Find your nearest Moss store in Kingston.

Moss - Royal Ascot regular fit grey sharkskin morning suit

Royal Ascot

June 20-24

Royal Ascot is the UK’s racing crown jewel, attracting over 300,000 visitors yearly to the resplendent Ascot Racecourse in Berkshire for five days. This is the place to immerse yourself in timeless sophistication and customs, from the sacred dress code to the highly anticipated Gold Cup on the ever-enticing Ladies’ Day. Don’t fret gentlemen, the rules apply to us, too, ensuring a genuinely sophisticated affair in the more formal enclosures of Royal Ascot.

What to wear to Royal Ascot

Different dress codes apply depending on which enclosure you join, so be sure to check. That means you’ll be required to wear anything from a three-piece morning suit and top hat to an elegant matching suit, though collared shirts and full-length trousers are also recommended for a more casual look. Prize pot: £17 million

Location: High St, Ascot SL5 7JX

Nearest train station: Ascot Station

Tickets:

• King Edward VII Enclosure: £40
• Queen Anne Enclosure: £20
• Silver Package: £210
• Gold Package: £250
• Platinum Package: £390

Find your nearest Moss store in Bracknell.

York Ebor

August 23-26

The smart, stylish atmosphere of York Ebor leaves a lasting impression on all who attend this exclusive summer racing experience. Held annually at the historic York racecourse, this prestigious event showcases an impressive array of thoroughbred talent and draws a fashionable crowd from far and wide. Prize pot: £70,000

What to wear to York Ebor

The only formal dress code is for premier enclosures, where collared shirts, ties and jackets are required for men. With the weather likely warm this time of year, a linen suit is a brilliant way to stay cool.

Location: Racecourse Road, Knavesmire Road, York YO23 1EX

Nearest train station: Cheltenham Spa railway

Tickets:

• County Stand: £75
• Melrose Club Lounge: £190
• Premier Racing Lounge: £135
• Grandstand and Paddock: £42
• Clocktower and Enclosure: £15

Find your closest Moss store in York.

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Spotlight on: relaxed fit suits

Cut on our roomiest block for an eased-up take on tailoring.

DESIGNED FOR ROOMIER, EASYGOING WEAR

Words: C. Saramowicz

 

The last few years have seen tailoring move into more of a relaxed direction, with softer, roomier silhouettes gaining popularity. This new, more comfortable take allows you to take the suit out of the office and into more casual settings, granting room for more versatility around styling. Think open necked shirts, roll neck jumpers and patterned tees (though, a classic Oxford and knitted tie works a treat too).

See below for our take on the relaxed suit trend.

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Moss - relaxed fit mauve flannel double breasted suit

 

We’ve taken the classic double-breasted suit and loosened it up a bit, creating a slouchier profile with slightly dropped shoulders and a boxier fit through the torso. The trousers have been widened slightly, allowing for a straight drop that falls to puddle on your shoes. It’s our roomiest fit, cut generously for an overall looser look.

That doesn’t mean it can’t look smart, though – though relaxed fit suits are great for weekend wear, they can easily be styled for the office too. Create an overall laid-back aesthetic by combining with a Cuban collar and a pair of white trainers, or smarten it up by pairing with a striped linen shirt and polished shoes.

It’s a modern, easy take on the regular fit, so the styling options are truly endless.

 

Moss - relaxed fit copper flannel double breasted suit

Our relaxed fit suits come in three trending tones – port, copper and dusty pink. From chilled summer weddings to warm weekends with friends, they’ll be your go-to this season.

How to wear pleated trousers

They’re not just for the working week.

 

HOW TO STYLE PLEATED TROUSERS BEYOND THE OFFICE

Words: C. Stewart

 

Pleated trousers are so much more than just officewear, ticking off comfort and style in a few neatly placed tucks.

First worn after the first world war, the pleated trouser was most popular in the 40s and 50s, then in favour again during the 70s and 80s. Now, in place of the skinny fits of the mid-noughties (and especially post-pandemic) men are dressing for comfort with looser fits and shapes – and the pleated trouser fits the bill.

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The pleats add extra room, boosting comfort for whatever you’ve got going on. More space is also handy if you’ve got bigger legs or don’t want to feel restricted when you sit down.

Style yours for days out with a spring-hued cotton t-shirt to straddle the comfy/stylish line. If the weather isn’t quite there for t-shirts but a sweatshirt’s going to make you, well, sweat, add a lightweight jacket or overshirt. If you’re not quite sure which is which, check out our handy guide on jackets vs overshirts to learn about the differences between the two.

 

When the invitation calls for something a little sharper, a single or double-breasted jacket is a good vintage-inspired partner to pleated trousers. Style yours open over a t-shirt for a more relaxed take, or try a denim shirt to add a bit of contrast. This look works well for more casual settings, but still keeps you looking like you’ve made an effort.

 

Moss - slim fit brown check linen trousers

 

As the weather gets warmer, a pair of pleated linen trousers will do the trick. Lightweight and airy, they’ll see you through work, weekends and even trips abroad. These ones have a matching jacket, but can easily be styled with a crisp white tee to relax things a bit. Add a linen shirt for an even breezier feel.

Outfit ideas for bank holiday weekend

A four-day weekend means four good reasons to get some new things in your wardrobe.

 A FOUR DAY WEEKEND CALLS FOR A SPRING WARDROBE UPDATE

Words: C. Saramowicz

 

We love a bank holiday here in the UK. And with Easter bank holiday offering up a four-day weekend, it’s time to step up your outfit game and look the part, whatever you’ve got going on. Whether you’re seeing family, going away for a few days or hanging out closer to home, we’ve got looks worthy of showing off.

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Tonal spring knits

Every spring wardrobe deserves space for multiple short sleeve shirts. Worn open or over a vest in the summer months, it’s an easily layerable piece that can see you through spring too. Choose a hue that works for you – a darker tone looks great for evening plans while lighter, brighter colours are perfect for days out in the sun. Wear on it’s own if the weather permits, or layer with a light jacket or overshirt with the sleeves rolled up.

A cotton blend with added stretch makes our knitted cuban collar shirt roomy, breathable but still structured enough to offer soft lines across the shoulders. Add a neutral pair of chinos with an elasticated waistband for extra comfort and you’ve got the perfect off-duty look. Make it tonal by adding a pair of khaki loafers for a cohesive finish.

If it’s cooler than anticipated

 

Neutrals galore

Neutrals are trending, and for good reason – they’re the perfect base for building an outfit, but don’t look half bad when styled together, either. Take it up a notch this spring by trying out a new pattern or two; our floral zip bomber features subtle tonal embroidery that’ll ease you in if you’re hesitant to try something a bit different.

As for the rest of the outfit, continue the oatmeal colour story by combining an airy linen jogger with a merino-rich tee, finishing with a pair of neutral-toned chunky trainers.

If it’s cooler than anticipated

A graphic affair

If you’re feeling bold, a graphic shirt will get you all the right attention. Start off with a pair of chinos, crafted from a soft cotton with added stretch for busy days. Versatile and easy to style, they’re just a good with a button-down Oxford as they are with a plain white tee, allowing for an easy transition between events.

Then, the star of the show; a knitted Cuban shirt featuring a Japanese inspired landscape. It’s a stand out piece, and works well alongside simple separates and a pair of fresh white trainers. Graphic shirts are great for drawing attention to your upper half, or adding a bit of interest to a muted outfit.

If it’s cooler than anticipated

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Spring workwear essentials

What you need to know about this essential suit style.

UPDATE YOUR WORKWEAR FOR THE NEW SEASON

Words: C. Saramowicz

 

With the slow but steady arrival of spring, it’s time to shake off the remnants of winter and breathe new life into your weekday wardrobe. And with a new season come new fabrics, styles and ways to wear your work suit. These are the ones you’ll be reaching for every spring and beyond. Read on to see our picks for the season ahead.

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Moss - Italian tailored fit taupe check suit

Elevated checks for work days and weekend days

If you’re looking to get one check suit this season, let it be this one; crafted from the finest Italian wool at the famous Barberis mill in Biella, it’s an elevated take on a classic that will see you through the working week and beyond. Neutral coloured checks are great because you can dress them up and down as you please; pair with a crisp white Oxford and tie for a big meeting, or layer over a open collared shirt like a skipper for smart-casual days.

 

Performance is everything

Office days require a sturdy, reliable suit that will stand the test of time. In come our performance suits, a collection of tailoring engineered for durability (they look good too). With a water, stain and crease-resistant coating, you’ll be gliding from meeting to client lunches without worrying about a crumpled getup. Add a bit of stretch, and commuting is a dream. Learn more about our performance suits here.

This one comes in a deep green tone and is cut to a sharp, tailored fit.

 

Moss - tailored fit navy raincoat

The right coat for the season

Unfortunately for us Brits, spring is also a time for wet weather. You don’t want to be lugging around a heavy winter jacket in warmer temperatures though – our navy raincoat is ideal for the changing season, protecting your suiting from the elements and looking good doing it too. Crafted from a lightweight cotton for extra breathability, it comes with a removable nylon insert that adds an additional level of warmth and protection if there is a cooler snap. If it does get warm, remove it altogether for a light jacket ready to take on spring showers.

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Spotlight on: men’s chinos

Menswear’s wardrobe all-rounder.

SPOTLIGHT ON: MEN’S CHINOS

YOUR WARDROBE’S ALL-ROUNDER

• WORDS: R. TOOK

 

Since the military decided durable cotton twill was an ideal option for their uniforms, the chino has been a dependable supporting piece of kit for men’s wardrobes the world over. Renowned for its relaxed, straight-legged silhouette, the chino now has a legacy of its own.

WHAT ARE CHINOS?

Renowned for their relaxed, straight-legged silhouettes, men’s chinos now has a legacy of their own. Historically worn in the heat of Vietnam, this staple has since enjoyed several innovations: a leg crease, a dry hand feel, a thicker twill weave, slimmer legs and higher rises, all of which have seen the chino transition from uniform to formal-only to casual in the span of a few decades. Stretch in the fabric also means they tend to fit well and last longer. Innovation? Absolutely.

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Moss - off white worker chino

CAN I WEAR CHINOS TO WORK?

Of course. The improvements detailed above make today’s chino a great partner for a business casual shirt and an unstructured smart jacket. If you want a more classic look, black chinos are a great alternative to tailored trousers, and will look just as smart when paired with a white Oxford and chunky loafers. Working from home these days? Wearing yours with a knitted polo or boxier-fit shirt should hit the right spot. If you’re not sure about styling your chinos for your day-to-day, our experts in our stores will gladly show you your options at a one-to-one styling appointment.

 

Moss - slim fit dark taupe chinos

CAN I WEAR CHINOS AT THE WEEKEND?

Got plans to spend the whole of Saturday out and about in town, or maybe a Sunday spent kicking about closer to home? The versatility of men’s chinos means they’ll likely work no matter where you’re headed. Brighten it up by pairing a dusty pink pair with a neutral knitted tee, or go for classic khaki with a merino crew neck if the temperature drops. Finish with a pair of chunky trainers, or go for a casual loafer if you’re heading to a nice dinner.

 

Moss - slim fit khaki stretch chino

IT’S HOT: CAN I WEAR CHINOS IN SUMMER?

The chino was intended for summer heat and easy wear. Cotton is lightweight and breathes well, and the way chinos are constructed means they’re lighter than denim and have more give than a pair of formal trousers. They’ll look fresh with trainers or loafers, and you can try brogues or anything with a round toecap if you want to elevate your look a little. Still too hot? Try chino shorts. And if you need some tips on how to style them, read our guide on how to wear chino shorts.

 

WHAT ARE THE DIFFERENT STYLES OF CHINOS?

At Moss, we have a range of men’s chinos to suit everyone (yes, even the non-chino guy).

Our stretch chinos are cut to a slim flattering fit and crafted from organic cotton, with added stretch for a roomier feel. Great for smart-casual looks or more relaxed settings, they’re a versatile style that looks just as good with an Oxford shirt as they do with a crew neck.

Our worker chinos are slightly more laid back – with an elasticated waistband and roomier at the seat, these are your go-to weekend chinos that will see you through all your out-of-office plans.

Want to find out how to wear other trouser styles? Read our guide to men’s trousers.

Five suits for SS24

The suit’s still going strong for autumn/winter 23, reconfigured for now with softer structures and relaxed details.
Moss - tailored fit port flannel double breasted suit

 

OUR PICKS OF SUITS FOR SPRING/SUMMER 24

Words: C. Saramowicz

 

This season’s suits are made for summer’s more leisurely pace with un-done structures, airy fabrics and relaxed details. Whether you’re heading to a summer wedding, or just need to refresh your warm-weather wardrobe, we’ve got all the tailoring you need for the warmer days ahead.

 

 

Moss - slim fit camel flannel suit

Neutral tones

Having a go-to neutral suit is fundamental for any wardrobe. Not only are neutral tones trending, but they make a perfect base for any outfit. Dress it up with coloured accessories such as ties, hanks or shoes, or keep it simple if the dress code calls for something a bit more elevated. With a slim fit, our light camel flannel sharpens the silhouette from head to toe – together, it makes for an ideal wedding groom or guest suit, but can easily be split up and worn as separates too.

 

Moss - tailored fit port flannel double breasted suit

A hint of colour

Red is also having a moment this season. This port flannel suit looks great with silvers and whites, but can be combined with pinkier tones if you’re feeling particularly bold.

Cut to a tailored fit with a double-breasted closure, it easily smartens up your event wardrobe. And with added stretch for extra comfort, you’ll be at-ease all night.

 

Airy linen

A summer tailoring collection isn’t complete without a linen suit. Light and breathable, they’re ideal for warm-weather events where you’ll be wearing them all day long. Cut to a flattering slim fit, our navy matte linen suit offers a smart, summer alternative to flannel and tweed and comes with a matching waistcoat for extra refinement.

The linen is also blended with Sorona®, a plant-based fibre that offers extra softness and stretch and reduces creasing. Combine with a non-iron shirt and a knitted tie for an elegant finish.

 

Moss - Italian Barberis tailored fit navy stripe suit

Classic stripes

Pinstripes get an Italian twist with our navy stripe suit. With pure wool hailing from Barberis, the world-famous mill based in Como, Italy, its textured surface gives the appearance of linen while offering a level of breathability too.

Cut to a classic tailored fit with the addition of a waistcoat, pair with a crisp white shirt and patterned tie if you’re going for the classic feel. For a tonal look, add a denim shirt.

 

 

Moss - tailored fit army green performance suit

The all-rounder

A must-have in your summer wardrobe, the army green performance suit will take you from wedding days to evening events with ease. Featuring a water, stain and crease resistant coating, it’ll have you looking smart all day long, regardless of the weather.  Wear as a two-piece to work, adding the matching waistcoat for a more formal affair.

 

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