Fresh Tones from Armor Lux
It is that time of year again when the new season starts to arrive in store and we start thinking of layering up for the Autumn. Some might say a bleak thought whilst the sun is still making an appearance – however we all know this weather can be so unpredictable that tomorrow the enviable might happen (yes, rain).
One does need to be prepared for such occasions and how better than with fresh tones from Armor Lux? The 2297 Classic Long Sleeve T-shirt is a signature piece for everyone’s wardrobe. The 100% cotton has a weight good enough to wear on its own as the nights go cooler, and even underneath a jacket when it starts to get really cold. Made in France and finished with an authentic Breton Stripe, Armor Lux really does boast about being the best. Shop their signature pattern that still remains a core piece in the collection.



Tranquil Tones
No one wants to look like a Crayola Crayon do they? That might sound odd but wearing multiple garments from the same colour palette can often make one feel that way. We wanted to reveal how tonal dressing can look elegant, understated and achievable by following a few simple steps.
The most important rule to live by is to always wear the lightest colour closest to your body and the darkest outside and then basically layer and mix textures of the same shades and always remember to finish with flattering footwear.
Keep these simple steps in mind and you’ll get it right every time; maximising your wardrobe, re-imagining past season items with a striking, distinguished style. Tonal dressing is a great way to add depth to your outfit and you’ll soon appreciate there’s more than one shade of white and there’s alternatives to ‘all black everything’.
With the AW season just around the corner (sorry but it is), now more than ever is the time to start trialling some tonal, layered outfits. Via different hues, soft prints and texture clashes, wearing one colour head-to-toe can not look too matchy-matchy. Why don’t you try it?

Pictured above: A.P.C. Bros Sweatshirt

Pictured above: Norse Projects Spring Twill Overshirt | Stan Ray Painter Pants | Novesta Star Master Colour Sole

Pictured above: Barbour Cascade Sports Cap | Folk linen Zip Shirt | Folk Overlap T-Shirt | Barbour Neuston Twill Short | Converse Chuck 70 Natural
Discover Pure Platinum

Pictured above: Barbour Japan Garment Dyed Bedale Jacket | Norse Projects James Flame Stripe T-Shirt

Pictured above: Post Overalls Sweetbear Jacket | Beams Plus Linen V Cardigan | Post Overalls Menpolini Shorts | Clarks Originals Weaver

Pictured above: adidas Originals Bermuda | Carhartt Star Master Pants | Barbour Reversible WP Bucket Hat
Discover Midnight Navy

Pictured above: Norse Projects Garment Dyed Nylon Jacket | Norse Projects Niels Basic Short Sleeve Shirt

Pictured above: Arpenteur Travial Linen Jacket | Norse Projects Laurits Garment Dyed Twill Pants | Astorflex Greenflex Suede

Pictured above: Norse Projects Laurits Garment Dyed Twill Shorts | Spring Court Canvas G2
Discover Hunter Green

Pictured above: Baracuta G9 Original Jacket | Reigning Champ Crewneck T-Shirt

Pictured above: Norse Projects Spring Niels Logo T-Shirt

Pictured above: Reigning Champ Sweat Shorts | Common Projects 1528 Achilles Low
Discover Natural Grey
White Mountaineering and adidas Originals reunite for AW17
Once more, Japanese menswear label White Mountaineering combine forces with adidas Originals. For the AW17 season we welcome two styles of NMD’s; NMD R2 Primeknit and NMD Trail, both presented in two colourways.
For us, the highlight of this collection lies within the footwear pack that features the same neutral, understated, earth-based colour palette that can found on the apparel. Incorporated on both the Trail and R2 are traces of Yousuke Aizawa’s unmistakable flair with collaborative branding making an appearance on both styles. The NMD R2 features the same striking white stripes along the forefront of the shoe that was so very well received last time out.


The White Mountaineering x adidas Originals NMD R2 Primeknit and NMD Trail are launching online at 00:01 on 15/07/17.
Summer Sale Selects – Jackets
Our Summer Sale is still standing tall with a delightful ‘Further Reductions’ update last week and we now find ourselves back up to 50% off selected items. The summertime Sales are always a great chance to pick up outerwear at a great price. This kind of Investment might not seem logical now, but fast forward a few months and you’ll be laughing. We thought we’d do you a favour and pick out 10 of the best, scroll down and get involved.

Crafted from a lightweight reflective nylon fabric, lovely Equipment branding and a waterproof finish, it doesn’t get much better than that does it? This adidas Originals EQT windbreaker style jacket is now exactly half price at £60.

An ideal coat for the summer months, the Armor Lux 74724 Popover is an over-the-head style, smock jacket and is down to just £70.

Technically speaking not outwear but aside from this detail, the Edwin Demo Zip Overshirt is a handy bit of transitional wear and now only £60; available in two denim washes.

This ‘Fire Red’ Patagonia M’s Light & Variable Jacket is wind resistant, water repellent and stuffs into itself. Three excellent characteristics, don’t you think? Now only £40.

The Baracuta G9 Harrington. An original, an icon, and now £200.

Folk are the masters of the minimal, modern, menswear aesthetic and their Field Jacket is a sublime bit of craftsmanship and now just £132.

The Scout Anorak exemplifies the Battenwear ethos; functionality blended with great design. ‘Made In USA’ and now £225.

A summer update on the classic Norse Projects rain mac. The Thor Crisp Cotton Jacket is now £150.

Made In England goodness from Garbstore. Their M65 Coach Jacket is now £100 and available in olive and navy.

The Advisors Jacket from London-based label Albam is probably our pick of the pack. Now only £125 and available in clay and navy.
If that’s not enough to lure you in, view more of our Summer Sale here.