The Spring Transitional Lookbook

There's a time of year where everything in your wardrobe needs to work a little harder. These pieces are built for that moment. They are designed with versatility and range in mind. Some clothes have one job. These have several.
They'll layer up beautifully now, without bulk or heaviness, but are ready to be stripped back as the season develops.

Take our reversible raincoat for example. One side is crafted from a 7.3oz Italian cotton-linen blend; the other from a weightier 10.9oz pure linen, finished in a check that draws on the language of traditional continental country outerwear. Equally versatile is a reversible blouson, which takes its cues from the sporting silhouettes of the likes of Roy Emerson, Rod Laver, and Arthur Ashe.

Elsewhere, a Herringbone Smock Artist Chore, cut from a weighty Japanese cotton, comes in an authentic French blue, and is ready to be put to work, or our Games Tunic, which draws more from militaria than the usual sportiness of our Games range.

This season’s Suede overshirts that keep the same neat, fairly short silhouette as the cotton two-pocket styles we've offered for years, familiar enough to sit quietly in the wardrobe, considered enough to hold their own.
There’s Western and Denim Club Collar shirting, fatigue trousers and chinos, all of which blur the lines of workwear and dressing up.

This collection is built around that kind of functionality, pieces designed for their range and wearability across a full day, through the working week and into the weekend.
The most useful piece you own is the one that does the most and asks the least.