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.
A new collaboration pairs Scotland’s national drink with one of its oldest design traditions. Whisky and tartan have long travelled together. Now, Cask Trade and celebrated Scottish designer Siobhan Mackenzie have brought the two together in a limited-edition single cask release that celebrates the country’s enduring craftsmanship through a contemporary lens. The collaboration marks the…
Disney is bringing a touch of magic to Silverstone as the British Grand Prix becomes the European stage for its Disney x Formula 1 ‘Fuel the Magic’ campaign. The partnership between two of the world’s biggest entertainment brands will see Disney transforming parts of Silverstone and central London, through a programme of live events and…
The right Father’s Day gift isn’t always about extravagance, it’s about the gesture. A well-chosen gift says: I know what you love. And yes, I noticed that your favourite aftershave ran out three months ago. In this guide, we’ve done the hard work for you, scouring the shelves, scrolling the sites, and calling in a…
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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