It’s a TV presenter wearing it, possibly Belstaff or similar.

I asked in malefasion but think I may have more luck here

Was looking for some boots to wear with dark blue jeans mostly and maybe black if i could get away with it if not lets stick with dark blue.

Not looking for too formal, just for walking around town in the crappy weather. I had narrowed it down to
https://thursdayboots.com/products/mens-president-lace-up-boot-mocha-suede

but not been 100% sure on sizing i dont want to order from the US for them to be wrong. They said Amazon sell them but I cant see any in that style and size and also the ones they do have in are way pricier.

So looking for some that are going to stand up to the rainy weather, just for around town and local dog walks that will go with indigo jeans.

Thanks in advance

Hey! Been shopping for some new clothes lately and have noticed a lot of mens clothes seem to be very monochrome - mainly greys, blacks etc, and the clothes which are more brightly coloured are way too out there for the everyday guy, think bright pink blazers etc.

I wear mostly basics (t-shirts, hoodies, jumpers mainly) but I definitely think there would be demand for more exciting colours, like baby blues, pinks, lilacs, mint green etc which would be appealing to the mainstream?

I wanted to see if people actually feel like there's a market for these types of clothes - I might look into designing some!

Let me know what you think! For context i'm 24 but I think that there should be more colours in mens clothing at all ages tbh.

I want to preface this by saying I don't know the rules and had looked at the other option (About I think it was) and saw no rules, no flairs for advice or support or anything)

It's my mother's funeral next Monday, had the council and ESA playing games with my family's money for the past 5 weeks. Finally managed to ordered a coat Tuesday, it's to be expected today (So it said before purchasing). It's from Handsome Dans. Reviews everywhere else indicate I'll never get it in time. Can't find any way to contact them either. Do any of you have any advice because it's been one frustrating day of action after another? I just want to do my mother proud and finding clothes at the height of 187cm is a pain.

Does anyone know where I can find this coat, in this colour, size uk men’s large please? Sold out everywhere as far as I can see. (Looking for exact match, not the similar coat that doesn’t have the elastic waist)

I fancy this dark blue curduroy blazer from Charles Tyrwhitt, but I can't quite stomach the £279 price tag. Does anyone know any sources for a comparable jacket that can be got for less? I'd be willing to pay something like £180, but I'm open to options.

I'm located in London, if any specific shops come to mind. Thank you!

I would like to order one of their hoodies but I kind of need it asap before Wednesday as I am travelling the next day to a concert. however this website does not have any contact info or expected delivery time so im reluctant to order at the moment. https://oversizedclothing.co.uk/
if anyone has ordered from here can you tell me how long it took for your product to arrive. thank you

Hello everyone, I'm not a part of this community, but man do i need help. I was looking at this zara dress my girlfriend really likes. Apparently it is only sold in the UK and doesn't ship anywhere else. So to get to the helping part, I'm not from the UK, so I can't get it or order, I've tried through a friend in Germany, that failed, so I was wondering if anybody from the UK would want to help me get the dress, if so dm me.

Hi all, first post here, but does anyone know where to get a jacket like this? Good quality and at a decent price (not looking for designer pieces)

Hey all, I'm in the process of launching an online menswear store for sustainable brands in the UK. Going through beta testing at the moment, but would really, really appreciate any feedback on any element of the site. If you have time to play around and let me know anything broken/wrong/that you think doesn't work or should be changed I would be forever grateful (not an ad, just trying to do it right). Thank you! https://stixstudios.com/

It seems weird to me that their casual shirts all have 2 cuff button settings but their smart/smartcasuals only have 1. But apparently it's "the standard" for smart shirts.

Hi guys, I've recently bought a few really nice second-hand Italian polo shirts and I'm struggling to find a suitable brand of chinos or trousers to pair them with. I enjoy wearing loafers day to day so I guess I'm still looking for relatively smart but wondered if anyone had any recommendations? A lot of the high street brand chinos/trousers feel really cheap and just don't last. Dickies do some great chinos but I don't feel they work so well with smart polos. I'd love to hear recommendations, nothing tooo expensive mind you! Perhaps anything up to £100? Thanks!

Looking for something a bit higher spec than the standard good quallity stuff from M&S, Next, Charles Tyrwhitt etc, I'm hoping to expand my options with a slightly larger budget.

I gravitate towards slim fits over 'tailored fits.' I'm 6'0" and 75kg, generally a 32 waist and a 32 or 34 inseam, depending on the brand.

Big fan of elevated basics - folk, armour lux, asket, a days march, colourful standard - but none are particularly interesting / lively! What could I do to add some excitement?

Style-wise, my daily casuals are classic Vans. I have navy, burgundy, grey and several pastel colours for summer.

However, when do city breaks abroad I like to explore on foot and can easily cover 15k-20k steps daily. The soles of my feet ache after a couple of days of that in Vans!

Recommendations for an understated walking shoe for covering distance?

https://www.marksandspencer.com/regular-fit-cotton-rich-weave-shirt/p/clp60541357?extid=af_Editorial+Content_SHAREIGHT+%28Octer%29_-_-_-_-_AWIN-ms_-_-_-_158752_&sv_campaign_id=158752&sv_tax1=affiliate&sv_tax3=SHAREIGHT+%28Octer%29&sv_tax4=0&sv_affiliate_id=158752&sv1=affiliate&sv_campaign_id=158752&awc=1402_1722719743_b18e291edc2720a5a40a83992193cb46

It's currently out of stock and am trying to survive the summer heat.

Without exaggerating, 30% of my wardrobe is from Ted Baker, with shirts probably over 50%. So, naturally, I was quite surprised when I read that Ted Baker is planning to shut down its UK stores and plans to go into administration (https://www.theguardian.com/business/article/2024/jul/26/ted-baker-plans-shut-all-uk-stores-staff-jobs).

They had nice design-patterned and floral shirts, ideal for adding a bit of colour and standing out in the office environment. And the price was between £70 and £100 for a long-sleeve shirt. What other similar (UK) clothing brand can I move to that is not too much for the office environment and has design-patterned and floral shirts? I looked at Paul Smith shirts, but they are £200+, and All Saints are more for a night out.

Ok, so proportionally I'm a bit odd, I got the legs of a short man 29" and the torso of a tall man, so t-shirts are never long enough. Add to that I'm muscular and slim and it's even harder.

Problem is so bad that I've learnt to tailor. I can take in t-shirts and hem jeans with ease but, again, finding t-shirts with length is hard.

I currently religiously wear only 2 brands:

Raging Bull (rugby brand so t-shirts are spot on length and width wise because of my rugby build, no tailoring necessary)

Next Level 6210 t-shirts (require tailoring as they're not slim in the body but have right length etc)

And that's all I've ever found.

I just want more choice instead of just these two so anyone here have same issue and have any brands that work for them?

I like wearing a long coat in winter, a short coat or warm jacket in autumn and a jacket in spring. At the very minimum, it gives me somewhere to stow my wallet, phone, keys, airpods and other paraphernalia.

But with the recent heatwave, I could really do with a suitable suggestion for work. I normally wear an open collar shirt and trousers, leather shoes and belt ie relaxed business wear.

What could I wear in the summer that won’t look out of place?

Hello, I get PLAGUED by adverts for True Classic and others, these are mostly rebrands from understanding. Also, I like really short arms, which they don't have. Can anyone recommend a brand/model to seek out?

Does anyone know anywhere where I can get white shirts that aren’t see through? It doesn’t seem like much of an ask but it’s so hard to find them.

I have to wear the full suit and tie as I’m a teacher, and I hate not being able to take my jacket off when I’m in the classroom out of fear the kids are literally going to see my nipples.

I don’t really want to be paying extortionate amounts of money, but can any of you fellas help me out?

Has anyone purchased from The Sneaker Outlet? Looking to buy some cheap boxers from them and wanted to double check. Thanks!

I will start by saying this is not an ad or marketing in any way I am trying to get a consensus on how people feel about my proposed idea and am open to questions, criticism and any input. (Excuse the copy paste trying to pool input)

Anyways, as someone who values high quality clothing I personally don't think the UK has much to offer anymore with this regard. High street brands like Reiss, Hugo Boss and Ralph Lauren all farm out their clothing to countries like China and generally you do not get the quality you pay for. the lowest end plain tee from Hugo Boss from the lowest end line is 45 GBP retail and Ralph Lauren being around 75 GBP for a plain tee.

Brands like John Smedley provide great clothing but even on sale their cotton tees are around 80 GBP and I feel like it isn't affordable for a lot of people.

The reason I post this is to ask if anyone had any insight (including your own personal feelings on this subject) towards a brand that tries to be a great middle ground. I find myself wanting to start this more and more.

What I want my brand to be:

• High quality - using high quality yarns for the products i.e. cotton tees
• Made in England - not farmed out to some poor kid in China
• Better quality to price ratio than generic brands but not overpriced either.
• Better sizing - S/M/L is too vague in my opinion for everyone's body types, get an item that fits you perfectly. (EU/UK suit sizing much more specific)

Why I think it's worth the money:

• I aim to charge around 45 GBP for a high quality 100% cotton tee. Yes, it is the same as Hugo Boss' lower end line but using much better quality yarns and not farmed out to cheap labour factories. It will be made in England.
• I want these to be long lasting, durable but most importantly comfortable. No need to buy a new t-shirt every year.
• No branding/logos, having HUGO written all over everything is not everyone's cup of tea if you just want simple plain essentials, this is the goal.

Any input from anyone here that is insightful is welcomed.

TL;DR would you value clothes made in England more than high street brands.

Disclaimer: as previously stated this IS NOT an ad I want people's thoughts, feelings and input on this topic I am not trying to sell you something. Just your honest feelings. Feel free to ask questions I will be as transparent as I can.

I have also responded to other questions in r/mensfashion about this so if you want you can see if you can add anything from there about my previous comments to expand on this idea.

Just got these delivered and think they are great! I am no expert but they seem genuine to me. incredible value imo https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/335396969886

Just for context, I have just landed my first city job and have seen and know that quarter zips are extremely popular, however I have no idea if there are any brands that anyone recommends if you wear them?

Thanks!

Hi all,

I’m not expecting much but every year I come back to the UK in July for a month from Oz when it’s winter here.

I usually take the opportunity to go shopping and buy new clothes cos the fashion in Oz in lacking.

So question is, is there anyway to find winter lines available in stores or online during UK summer?

I am on the hunt for some new jewellery. Please can you guys shoot through some brands worth checking out?

I want 925 sterling silver or gold plate (18k vermeil if possible).

I've been looking at Merchants of the Sun as I saw them in HYPEBEAST but they are based in Aus and not sure on postage to UK.

This is my styler ref:

https://preview.redd.it/fn8cwkzhdy5d1.png?width=890&format=png&auto=webp&s=30a043a94000767c28dd700791bbbc8a90bbc053

Thank you in advance :))

I have a wedding on Thursday in Spain, it's on a beach and I haven't really thought about what to wear.

I have a nice, fitted white shirt

Thinking to pair with some blue linen trousers, a brown belt and brown shoes without socks?

Any style ideas would be appreciated - obviously needs to be able to be bought from the high street. I can get the trousers tailored today if from a high street store.

No idea on shoes? Is sockless the way to go?