When autumn approaches, it’s a signal to refresh your professional wardrobe, and premium menswear brand, Charles Tyrwhitt has released a smart new Fall/Winter collection, right on cue.
These staples combine office appropriate comfort, with contemporary details for that sharper edge.
Charles Tyrwhitt’s non-Iron Royal Oxford Shirt (£64.95) is a great place to start. The traditional Royal Oxford weave, with subtle diamond texture and supple hand feel, speaks of craftsmanship. It’s practical too. Thanks to a non-iron finish, you’ll always look crease-free.
These new staples combine office appropriate comfort, with contemporary details for that sharper edge…
To change things up, add a Clifton Weave Shirt (£69.95). Available in multiple hues (we rate pink), it’s crafted from a mid-weight cotton, is wrinkle free, and works with a variety of styles. We particularly like the relaxed open neckline.
For a touch of transatlantic elegance, the brand offers Ultimate Non-Iron Chinos (£79.95) in a wide variety of colours. These smart-casual essentials utilise mid-weight, breathable cotton and boast a welcome touch of stretch.
A non-iron finish guarantees you’ll stay sharp, and with stain-repellent properties, you’ll be able to enjoy a stress free business lunch.
We partnered a pair of mocha Ultimate chinos with Charles Tyrwhitt’s Merino Zip Neck Jumper (£79.95) in sand, creating a colour coordinated combo for all seasons. It’s a great look.
These zip necks feature Woolmark-certified Merino wool, notable for breathable comfort and temperature control. Classic ribbing accentis cuffs and hem. Layer your jumper over a button down shirt for maximum versatility.
Finally, just in case there’s an Indian Summer, add a Tyrwhitt Pique Polo ( £54.95) to your smart/casual arsenal. Perennially stylish, they’re made from breathable cotton with stretch. They’re ideally partnered with a pair of Ultimate chinos, or statement cords.
The latest evolution of Sony’s open-ear true wireless buds lean into everyday wearability and offer a raft of novel convenience features. The LinkBuds Clip are designed for those that want personal audio, but would rather not shut out the world with noise cancelling technology. Featuring a funky clip-style design, multiple listening modes and a strong…
Calling all Johnnie Walker whisky fans – a new Blue Label limited edition has just been released for Lunar New Year, Year of the Horse, in collaboration with Hong Kong-born, London-based haute couturier Robert Wun. Wun’s spectacular box and bottle design reimagines the Lunar New Year through his own visionary lens, a tribute to artistry…
UK punk legends The Damned have released a kinetic reinterpretation of The Lovin’ Spoonful’s 1966 classic ‘Summer in the City,’ as the final single from their upcoming covers-album, Not Like Everybody Else, and announced a series of live shows, marking half a century of smashing things up. Recorded in just five days at Revolver Studio,…
The Luxe Review 
When autumn approaches, it’s a signal to refresh your professional wardrobe, and premium menswear brand, Charles Tyrwhitt has released a smart new Fall/Winter collection, right on cue.
These staples combine office appropriate comfort, with contemporary details for that sharper edge.
Charles Tyrwhitt’s non-Iron Royal Oxford Shirt (£64.95) is a great place to start. The traditional Royal Oxford weave, with subtle diamond texture and supple hand feel, speaks of craftsmanship. It’s practical too. Thanks to a non-iron finish, you’ll always look crease-free.
To change things up, add a Clifton Weave Shirt (£69.95). Available in multiple hues (we rate pink), it’s crafted from a mid-weight cotton, is wrinkle free, and works with a variety of styles. We particularly like the relaxed open neckline.
For a touch of transatlantic elegance, the brand offers Ultimate Non-Iron Chinos (£79.95) in a wide variety of colours. These smart-casual essentials utilise mid-weight, breathable cotton and boast a welcome touch of stretch.
A non-iron finish guarantees you’ll stay sharp, and with stain-repellent properties, you’ll be able to enjoy a stress free business lunch.
We partnered a pair of mocha Ultimate chinos with Charles Tyrwhitt’s Merino Zip Neck Jumper (£79.95) in sand, creating a colour coordinated combo for all seasons. It’s a great look.
These zip necks feature Woolmark-certified Merino wool, notable for breathable comfort and temperature control. Classic ribbing accentis cuffs and hem. Layer your jumper over a button down shirt for maximum versatility.
Finally, just in case there’s an Indian Summer, add a Tyrwhitt Pique Polo ( £54.95) to your smart/casual arsenal. Perennially stylish, they’re made from breathable cotton with stretch. They’re ideally partnered with a pair of Ultimate chinos, or statement cords.
Shop the entire Charles Tyrwhit collection here.
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Calling all Johnnie Walker whisky fans – a new Blue Label limited edition has just been released for Lunar New Year, Year of the Horse, in collaboration with Hong Kong-born, London-based haute couturier Robert Wun. Wun’s spectacular box and bottle design reimagines the Lunar New Year through his own visionary lens, a tribute to artistry…
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