Style

We love brands that take the fuss out of shopping. Sweden’s CDLP does just that: from boxers to tees to long johns (if you’re that way inclined), the label takes all the basics you could ever need and adds its signature combination of a wide colour palette and sustainable construction. Here’s what else you need to know…

Marcus Allen is the design brains behind Urban Outfitters and a stylist for the likes of Burberry and Ralph Lauren. From under-the-radar brands he loves to tips on tailoring, his style rules demand your consideration…

Not all belts are created equal. Here, we’ve put together our edit of the best brown leather and woven navy belts that don’t compromise on style.

Comfy, simple and relaxed, a henley is a smarter alternative to a classic tee. Consider it the epitome of Cali cool – effortless LA types wear theirs a little undone with joggers and Converse for easy, off-duty style. Alternatively, give it a fresh, dapper twist by pairing slim styles with black jeans and a bomber. However you wear it, here are 20 to get you started...

From slim-fit jeans to comfortable sweatsuits, and denim jackets to bombers, River Island has everything you need to see out this season and beyond. Snap up everyday essentials, like long-sleeved polos and oversized sweatshirts, or look to lightweight pieces for an easy new-season update – the smart money's on denim layers to be this year’s best spring investment. Plus, new customers get 15% off first orders over £65 until the 28th March with code NEWBIE15.

When it comes to giving fashion advice, few are more qualified than Joe Ottaway. Now David Gandy’s stylist, he has been head of personal shopping at Selfridges, done stints at Harvey Nichols and Mr Porter, and heads up his very own OttawayStyle.com. From brands to know to trends to follow, he knows what’s what in the world of fashion, which is why we’ve nabbed him as our new monthly SLMan contributor. Over to you, Joe…

Slogan sweatshirts, oversized parkas, slick puffer jackets, graphic tees… The high street has something for everyone right now. Whether you’re after comfy separates or elevated spring essentials, here’s what we rate right now.

You might be bored of joggers and sweatshirts by now, but loungewear is still the order of the day, so how about some inspiration for making it feel a little bit fresher? Here, our resident model Maiya showcases 5 easy ways to wear comfy clothes and still look good…

Whatever the season, every wardrobe needs a good few white t-shirts, but not all tees are created equal. Whatever your budget, here’s where to find the best…

Some of the best brands pick one thing and do it really well. That’s exactly what British-Portuguese label Ardent does, crafting smart, hard-working boots that are incredibly simple. For now, there’s just a Chelsea style and a lace-up to choose between, each coming in three shades of classic Italian suedes: black, brown and sand. No fuss, no details – just stylish leather footwear that will last you a lifetime. Made by a team of artisans in Portugal, these are quality pieces you’ll be pleased you knew about…

Gentleman wear matching pyjamas with a collar, so if you don't already have a selection of poplin, cotton and linen PJs in your wardrobe, act now. M&S, Uniqlo and Boden offer casual styles – think relaxed tees and checked trousers – and there are button-down pairings from grown-up brands like Turnbull & Asser, Derek Rose and Hamilton & Hare. Just add shearling slippers, a robe and a broadsheet.

A classic navy knit is an essential, but for something a little more interesting, we like stripes, Fair Isle prints, slogans and more. These styles will add that extra something to your wardrobe...