Stock up on tailored shirts and cosy knits
As the temperature drops and layering becomes a wardrobe necessity, it's the perfect time to delve into a trend that marries sleek style with ultimate comfort: 'Borrowed from the Boys'. Currently, you can pick up a wide range of shirts on sale for £25, this Navy Seersucker Shirt was originally £65, making you a saving of £40 - also available in white.
It's moisture-wicking and temperature-regulating, making it an easy, machine-washable staple for your wardrobe, reports the Manchester Evening News. For a more refined silhouette, the Lightweight Merino Wool Roll Neck Jumper is another versatile option - also priced at £69. Its ribbed neck and cuffs add structure while maintaining a relaxed fit, making it easy to pair with a sharp blazer for a well-put-together yet comfortable look.
For those gentlemen who favour a tailored look, the £449 Green Flannel Wool-Mohair Blazer is a standout piece that combines luxury and comfort. Made with meticulous attention to detail, this blazer offers crease recovery and a soft texture, making it ideal for both casual outings and more formal occasions.
The brand does not have a customer reviews section available on its site, however there are reviews over at Trustpilot. One customer said they had issues with the delivery of their online order.
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