Styles

Monochrome black and charcoal, clean lines, no ornament. One tone head to toe, texture instead of colour.

• black
• charcoal
• grey

A dark base with an edge — leather, black and charcoal, sharp silhouettes, but cut clean rather than costume. Leather blouson, merino tee, black jeans, Chelsea boots.

• black
• charcoal
• grey

Polished American classic — an OCBD, a crewneck, a navy jacket, a burgundy accent. Neat, collegiate proportions.

• navy
• white
• burgundy
• brown

The durable lane behind the past-peak "quiet luxury" label — warm neutrals, natural materials, no logos. Cashmere and merino, navy and camel, brown loafers.

• cream
• beige
• camel
• navy
• brown

The language of jacket and trousers — structure, good cloth, muted colour. Unstructured jacket, wool trousers, leather derbies.

• navy
• charcoal
• grey
• brown

The everyday "put-together, no tie" register — a knit or shirt, good trousers, clean sneakers or loafers. The wardrobe's most common middle ground.

• navy
• charcoal
• white
• brown
• olive

Rugged, utilitarian America — work jackets, heavy denim, olive and tobacco, solid boots. Materials that age well.

• olive
• khaki
• tobacco
• brown
• navy