Menswear worth buying in Europe
Fourteen business shirt brands worth your money, from €50 German workhorses to €350 Neapolitan luxury. Sorted by price, honest about which ones aren’t worth it, and picked so you can actually buy them in Europe.
Most men in slightly-off chinos aren’t wearing the wrong brand. They’re wearing the wrong fit. Here’s how chinos should actually sit, from waist to hem, and how to spot a bad fit before you ever reach the till.
I’ll be honest – I recently found myself needing an overcoat for a funeral, and it reminded me how tricky it can be to find the right one when you actually need it. After opening and closing countless of online shops because I didn’t want to subject myself to the crowded shopping experience on a … Read more
Chinos sit between jeans and proper trousers, and Europe has solid options at every price. Here are the ones worth buying, from under €40 up to just below €200, with honest notes on fit and where each brand falls short.
If you’re on the hunt for the perfect pair of minimal white sneakers that won’t break the bank, you’re in luck. We’ve compiled a list of the top 14 white sneakers for men that you can buy in Europe with a budget of up to €150. From classic models like Adidas Stan Smith and Reebok Club C 85 to newer options like Adidas Continental 80 and Nike Court Vintage, there’s a sneaker to suit every taste. Let’s take a closer look at these clean, stylish, and versatile options.
If you have ever worn work boots or any other kind of thick leather boots, your feet likely made you aware of the need for good boot socks rather quickly. They not only keep your feet warm but also provide additional support and cushioning to keep your feet comfortable throughout the day when it’s too cold or rainy outside to wear your trusted sneakers. Let’s take a look at the best boot socks you can buy in Europe.
