Continuing our series of armchair travelling (and drinking), writer Harry Seymour recalls enjoying the quintessential aperitivo – the Aperol Spritz – at the Hotel Grand Tremezzo on Lake Como, just a stone's throw from the drink's birthplace.

We welcome a laid back, beachy reinvention of our chore jacket, cut from an extraordinary indigo-dyed towelling cloth from Japan, that will fade, age, and patinate beautifully.

Debuted last year, we bring back our camp collar holiday shirts, this time in a series of charming prints as well as more subdued plain linen.

As legendary indie labels Secretly Canadian and Jagjaguwar prepare to celebrate their joint 25th anniversary, we asked our friend and VP of A&R for the Secretly Group Jon Coombs to pick some of his favourite tracks spanning two and a half decades of extraordinary music.

Cut a dash in our new Mk. IV Games Suit, made from a rose-pink corduroy that’s quite simply outrageous. Following closely behind is our new sleeveless cricket jumper.

With nods to high-performance nautical wear, we've added amphibious modifications to our ever-popular chore jacket to make it ready for the high seas (equally suited to life on dry land).

If you’ve spent one too many outdoor lunches clutching a glass of wine in a shivering hand, coat firmly buttoned, you’ll no doubt have breathed a sigh of relief with the recent return to indoor dining.

Chris Black – friend of the brand, writer, and co-host of the How Long Gone podcast – pledges his allegiance to that evergreen staple of men's wardrobes everywhere: the polo shirt.

A painterly take on our popular Five-Pocket Chore Jacket, the Artist Chore draws on hardwearing studio clothes worn by painters and sculptors throughout the 20th century.