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Classics revisited

An undisputed icon of men’s wardrobes, the cable-knit jersey dates back to the fifteenth century English ports. It’s the epitome of timelessness and elegance. Choose yours in Klein blue to add a modern touch.

Trending: utility

Style icons like David Beckham are already fans. Straight-leg chinos, trucker jackets, pocketed overshirts and cargo trousers – like these from Scalpers – are key for this workwear-inspired men’s trend.

Gorgeous gorpcore

Gorpcore has become more than a social media trend. GORE-TEX outerwear and fleece linings are now basics of men's fashion, as are hiking shoes. Choose yours in simple designs and neutral colours for easy outfit combinations.

Hoodie heaven

Brands are betting on bringing back an almost nostalgic piece of clothing from millennial adolescence: the hooded sweatshirt. This garment that went viral in the 2000s is now worn oversized and outside of informal contexts, such as, for example, to go to the office.

The Canadian tuxedo

Also known as a cowboy tuxedo, wearing head-to-toe denim is now a trend. So much so that it’s been spotted on the catwalks, courtesy of Balenciaga and Jean Paul Gaultier. Our style tip? Look to dark tones, visible seams and a distinctive touch, like this ETRO design.

Mocha Mousse magic

Every year, Pantone chooses a ‘Color of the Year’ to identify its spirit. In 2025, it’s Mocha Mousse, a versatile warm brown that evokes sweet treats. It’s a commitment to returning to nature and the harmony that evokes comfort and personal joy.

The must-have hat

Brands like Jacquemus, Marni and Miu Miu have catapulted bucket hats into an object of desire. Better known as the fisherman's hat, it was popularised in the ‘90s hip-hop scene and is back to stay as a trendy alternative to the ever-popular cap.