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Best Menswear of the week

Best Menswear of the Week
Best Menswear of the week

- by mark haddon

Stetson 'Corral 4X Cowboy Hat' £349


This week’s standout menswear piece comes straight from the big screen — or rather, the latest Pepsi Max ‘Refresh the Game’ campaign, where David Beckham relives his now-iconic spaghetti western role from the legendary 2003 Pepsi ad.

Reviving the "Manchester United vs Real Madrid Wild West" penalty shootout spoof, Beckham dons none other than the Stetson 'Corral 4X Cowboy Hat' — a true nod to Americana heritage and timeless Western style.

Crafted from premium chocolate brown felt, the Corral 4X features a classic cattleman crease, a 4" brim, and a 4 5/8” oval crown. Traditional touches include a leather sweatband, satin lining, and a self-matching hat band finished with a silver-toned three-piece buckle set — all packaged in a signature Stetson hat box.

A style statement as much as a slice of cultural nostalgia, this piece blends old-school ruggedness with refined craftsmanship, earning it a spot in this week’s top menswear picks.

Nanamica Utility Pants £159


The Nanamica Utility Pants combine technical functionality with minimalist design. Featuring a wide, straight-cut silhouette, these pants offer a relaxed fit that prioritizes both style and comfort. The interior waist includes a drawcord for an adjustable fit, while a front zipper fly adds convenience.

A standout feature is the concealed zipper pocket, specifically sized to securely hold a mobile phone without disrupting the clean lines of the design. Movement is enhanced by a gusseted inseam, allowing for greater leg mobility—ideal for both everyday wear and more active scenarios.

Crafted from ALPHADRY® fabric enhanced with KODENSHI® technology, the pants are engineered for performance. The material is sweat-absorbent, quick-drying, and stretchy, ensuring comfort throughout the day. KODENSHI® helps regulate body temperature by reflecting far-infrared rays back to the body, promoting a consistent and comfortable internal climate.

Overall, the Nanamica Utility Pants are a refined option for those seeking a functional, tech-driven garment with versatile styling and practical features.


Henri Lloyd polo £60


Engineered for performance and versatility, the Henri Lloyd Dri-Fast Polo is a functional essential for active lifestyles both on and off the water. Designed with moisture-wicking, breathable and fast-drying fabric, it ensures lasting comfort during long hours in the sun, making it suitable for sailing, outdoor adventures, or casual wear.

This lightweight polo features UPF 50 UV protection, offering reliable defence against harmful sun exposure. Its Polygiene® antimicrobial technology helps maintain long-lasting freshness by preventing odour buildup — ideal for repeated wear in warm conditions.

A mechanical stretch fabric provides ease of movement, while the crease-resistant, non-iron finish adds practicality, allowing it to move seamlessly from high-performance settings to smart-casual environments.

Whether worn alone on warmer days or layered in cooler conditions, the Dri-Fast Polo delivers a balance of technical performance and clean design, reinforcing Henri Lloyd’s heritage in functional, style-conscious apparel.

Palace jacket £898


Palace doesn’t do subtle, and the Suede Appliqué Camo Jacket is no exception. Dropping as part of their Summer 2025 collection, this piece fuses a loud woodland camo print with premium suede overlays, bringing texture and visual heat to a classic streetwear staple. Think military jacket meets fashion-forward flex — unmistakably Palace in every way.

It’s cut with utility in mind: full zip front, adjustable cuffs, and roomy pockets. But it’s the suede detailing that steals the show — not just a nod to craftsmanship, but a slick play on elevation through contrast. This isn’t just for skating curbs; it’s built to be noticed.

That said, some in the community have raised eyebrows at the nearly £900 price tag. A few felt the jacket leans light for its cost, with a lack of lining and interior pockets that you’d typically expect at this tier. Still, that hasn’t stopped it from flying off shelves or becoming an instant hit among Palace loyalists and fashion collectors alike.

Bottom line? The Suede Appliqué Camo Jacket is a certified head-turner — bold, brash, and undeniably Palace. If you’re looking to make a statement this season, this jacket might just be your loudest flex.

8th St by Ronnie Fieg for Clarks Originals Brixham £190.00


The Ronnie Fieg for Clarks Originals 8th St Brixham is a hybrid silhouette that blends elements of the iconic Clarks Wallabee with the breezy functionality of a fisherman sandal. This summer-ready design stands out with its premium suede upper and a distinctive basketweave vamp that delivers both breathability and texture.

Cutout detailing reinforces its open-air aesthetic, while traditional lace closure — paired with an additional lace option — adds a touch of versatility. Co-branded fobs nod to the collaborative nature of the project, offering subtle branding alongside Clarks’ heritage identity.

Inside, a canvas insole provides lightweight comfort, and the shoe sits atop Clarks’ signature crepe rubber outsole, grounding the design in a classic foundation. With topstitched accents and a rounded toe finish, the Brixham strikes a balance between refined craftsmanship and casual summer wear.

Fusing Ronnie Fieg’s contemporary design direction with Clarks’ timeless DNA, this release offers a fresh twist on warm-weather footwear that’s equal parts functional and fashion-forward.

Amie Loen Dore Tote bag £170


This Aimé Leon Dore tote bag is crafted from 100% raffia straw, delivering a natural and artisanal aesthetic ideal for warmer seasons. Presented in a rich brown crochet construction, the tote showcases the brand’s subtle yet refined design language.

At the front, an embroidered Aimé Leon Dore logo adds a touch of branding without overpowering the bag's clean, handcrafted look. The open-top design and lightweight feel make it suitable for casual everyday use, whether for city errands or beachside outings.

Made in China and recommended for professional cleaning only, this tote balances laid-back luxury with practical craftsmanship, reflecting the brand’s continued emphasis on quality materials and understated style.

Weekend Offender boxers (3pack) £35


Weekend Offender’s new three-pack boxer briefs blend comfort and style in a form-fitting 95% cotton, 5% elastane stretch fabric. The branded elasticated waistband offers secure support without digging in, while the minimal-seam design ensures a smooth fit under slim-cut trousers or denim. Available in complementary dark tones, they’re ideal for both active days and relaxed weekends. To keep them in top condition, wash dark colours separately, iron on the reverse at low heat, and avoid tumble drying.

This golf bag is built for convenience and comfort. With adjustable straps, a cooler-lined sleeve, and a roomy garment compartment, it’s perfect for players who like to be prepared. Handy features like the magnetic towel ring and Velcro glove patch keep essentials within reach. A great all-rounder for the serious golfer.

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