Category: MEN’S STYLE

Canterbury’s new range: Everything you need to train, live and play

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Posted: 26/04/2019

There’s something to be said for activewear that’s as easy to live in as it is to exercise in and Canterbury has nailed the brief with their latest range of stuff for dudes. The new range of training and casual sports gear is all about life and fitness, promising to be “everything” you need to do you. The whole range comes with what they call “Vapodri” technology. It keeps your body dry, and the clothes doing their athletic thing as good as possible, covering their range of hoodies, long and short-sleeved tees, drill tops and pants, and an array of shorts and pants. The sport casual range also uses Canterbury’s historic toughness and leading technology, integrated with clever graphic design and styling, to work as hard on the street as on the training field. Oh, and they’ve also got a new online portal they’re calling the Canterbury Training Hub. It’s for men, women, players and supporters and serves up some clear, practical, insightful, helpful and fun content, from how to build a great women’s fitness capsule wardrobe, to a parent’s guide to junior footy to making sure a night of romance doesn’t affect your on-field performance. Check it out.

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Specsavers Autumn Winter collection blends fashion with functionality

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Updated: 17/04/2019

Specsavers has revealed the must have statement eyewear pieces for Autumn/Winter 19, with bright colours and bold shapes the name of the game this season. Deriving inspiration from the born again 90s trends spotted on the runway, Specsavers’ collection is divided by colours; luminous greens, reflective blues, bold reds, dusty pinks, and hues of gold take centre stage. Gone are the days of thin, black rectangular eyewear being the sole option for the visually impaired; letterbox shapes, aviators, cat-eye frames, and oversized logos are all back with a bang. MORE: Alex Perry’s collection does good things on social media The collection poses a sartorial escape from the cooler months, with colourful frames from the likes of usual suspects Australian designers Alex Perry and Collette Dinnigan as well as new collaborations with Parisian fashion house KENZO and British label Red or Dead who are releasing a collection of frames with interchangeable arms, offering a world of customisation options. Also on offer from Specsavers will be a new range of frames with removable nose pads to cater to those with wider faces, lower nose bridges, and higher cheekbones. Global head of product design for Specsavers, Stig Engelbreth Hansen affirmed the idea behind the Autumn Winter 19 collection, saying, “Glasses wearers are becoming more and more daring when it comes to selecting their frames. This season it’s all about the attitude and confidence that glasses can bring out in the wearer.” Specsavers has a vast array of options ensure you’ll never have to forgo fashion for the sake… Read More

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Hugo Boss has a new range of eyewear for men and women at Specsavers

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Posted: 04/04/2019

In true style for both Specsavers, the brand, and Hugo Boss, the house of design, there’s a new range of eyes for men and women that are: stylish, classic, wearable and – thanks to Specsavers – affordable for basically everyone. The range has been crafted with the modern man and woman in mind and features 14 styles in sharp metal and acetate, all about the clean look that HB is all about. The range is available now from only $199, including standard single vision lenses, the range is included in Specsavers’ two for one offer. See it at the Specsavers website.

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Swimmers for summer: You need Smithers

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Updated: 22/02/2019

If you’re a dude who worries about the quality he wraps around his bits, then you can stop looking, chill a bit and open up Chrome: we’ve got the answer. Sure, it’s one thing to buy your next pair of swimming duds from Kmart or something equally as seemingly “affordable but good enough”, but why you’d bother still defies belief. Why? Because Smithers exists and it’s shaking shit up for men and their swimming needs all over Australia. Think quality poly, very Euro little waist cords and very polished-looking steel capped ends, which make for one very tidy pair of toggs to hit the waves, or lay by them, this summer. Inspired by the family slogan: “Speak less than you know, have more than you show”, Smithers brings about a little more taste than you see, more often-than-not, on Australian beaches, that the country is just crying out for. And with a slogan like that,you know what they’re all about. Tasteful revelations of the body and the personality, all wrapped up together in a nice little package (pardon pun), that is affordable to buy and stylish to try. See the full range at the Smithers website.

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Style alterations all men need to make at some point

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Posted: 25/01/2019

There will come a stage in every man’s life when you look at yourself in the mirror and just think that enough is enough – it’s time for a change. Whether this happens at 25 or 35 is hard to say, but you’ll know when the moment comes. So, if you play your cards right and make that style change, then it’s not only race day where you get to look dapper. Tailored suit A lot of men dislike the idea of wearing a suit primarily because they think they look a bit silly and overdressed in one. The reason for this is simple: they’ve never worn a suit which fits perfectly. Buying an off-the-rack suit can result in baggy pants and too-wide shoulders, meaning you don’t feel comfortable when wearing one. A tailored suit, on the other hand, is fitted exactly to your body type, so even if you’re a thinner gentleman, you’ll get a suit which has a great fit and looks cooler than anything James Bond might wear. You’ll also get superior materials used, custom additions based on your preferences, and you’ll save time by not having to dash from shop to shop to find the “perfect” suit. Tailored suits cost a bit more, of course, but this is an item which can be worn for many occasions and will make you feel amazing. Luxury watch No one really needs a watch do they? After all, you have the time on your phone and you can see a clock almost anywhere you… Read More

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Men’s silk shirts and embroidered linen are in: MR PORTER X Off White

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Posted: 15/01/2019

MR PORTER and Off White are joining up this month, launching a brand new collection for dudes, 44 pieces strong. Named Modern Office, they’re throwing it right back to the traditional with menswear, keeping it fresh with a hint of active. Founder Virgil Abloh joined MP with Off-White’s typical approach of defining the grey areas between black and white as the colour off-white, while interpreting the collection’s overarching themes of flux, evolution and modernity into a synergy of fabrics, colours, treatment and visuals. George Archer, buyer at MR PORTER says it’s all been designed from the ground-up, with the introduction of new fabrics, silhouettes, colour palettes, and exclusive prints that are not seen in the seasonal lines from Off-White, he said. “The collection is also designed with the MR PORTER customer in mind, with the inclusion of silk shirts, tonal embroidered linen and shearling-lined jackets while keeping the colour palette relatively muted with pastel tones.” Made up of 20 clothing items, 18 accessories and 6 pairs of shoes, the collection is accessible, funky and starts more tonal embroidery than you can poke a stick at. See the whole range at MR PORTER.

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