I’m taking #1 charcoal grey. It works with almost every shirt and jacket color, and it can go from casual to smart pretty easily.
Your choice: 1 Charcoal Grey, 2 Navy, 3 Khaki/Beige, or 4 Olive?
What makes your choice the most versatile?
I’d probably go with the Harrington. It’s simple enough for everyday wear but still works with jeans, chinos and slightly smarter outfits.
If you could keep only one of these for the next few years, which one would you choose — and why?
These three jacket combinations take a different approach to smart casual style.
Denim feels relaxed and timeless, burgundy adds personality, while brown gives a warmer, more classic look.
I’d probably choose the brown jacket for versatility. Which one would you wear — denim, burgundy or brown
Trying a few less-obvious colour combinations for smart casual outfits.
Sage & stone
Dusty blue & grey
Chocolate & cream
Burgundy & charcoal
Olive & beige
Lavender & navy
I’d probably go with chocolate & cream or olive & beige. Which one works best for you — and which one would you never wear?
I’ve been experimenting with simple colour combinations that are easy to wear and easy to match.
White & beige
Baby pink & white
Ice blue & white
Navy blue & white
I think navy and white is the most versatile, while white and beige works especially well in warmer weather. Which one would you choose — and what colour combination would you add?
A good outfit starts with buying better pieces.
Before I buy a garment, I usually check the collar, buttons, seams, fabric, pattern alignment, drape and overall construction.
Which detail do you check first when deciding whether clothing is actually good quality? Any other signs you would add to this list?