Need a nice casual pair of trousers? Check out this one from Carhartt. Their charcoal color is really nice and sober, and they’re slim fitted. Then I guess than you can match it with pretty much everything. To finish, their price is quite reasonnable for this type of piece, another good point for this perfect piece made for mid seasons.

€62 from Yoox

Are you prowling every day on men’s fashion e-shops trying to find a deal on items which remains sizes? What I mean here : it’s been a while since summer sales have begun, and for most of the articles all over the itnernet, it’s often difficult to find your exact size. These Nudie jeans are still available. Sober washing, idem for the pockets, the cut seems to be between slim and straight. Enjoy it :)

£55 (was £110) from my-Wardrobe

Sales continue, as you might believe that there’s no more product at your size all over the internet, it’s time to make some good deals. For example, those Nom de Guerre grey jeans are 50% off. Very simple, it’s army inspired like any clothe of this NY brand. I don’t remember seeing any grey jeans like those from another brand, so just take them from Nom de Guerre, because they’re well fitted and look very nice.

£100 from Oki-ni (was £199)

Check out this scarf from Acne found at Oki-ni. I felt myself obliged to post it as it’s very, very, very (…) original. I can assure you that it will be all the craze! Available in two color, I confess being a blue-addict but the mustard one would change a bit from the habits. It definitely worth its price. Ok, I’m taking them both !

Ok, summer sales have started for around a week ago, it’s still time to make some good deals. An example with this 55DSL cargo shorts found on Ourban Outfitters website. Your big problem during the summer sales : the sizes ! Well, the principal ones remains available on these shorts, so enjoy the 30% discount that makes an affordable price.

It’s £39,99 from Urban Outfitters (was £60)

Let’s follow our sales round with All Saints website with up to 50% off. This Tunisian collar tee reminds a bit the French brand Zadig & Voltaire. Really light, you could match it easily with some shorts or jeans, and with a cardigan for the evening. Just rummage into the site and you might find something that you like :).

£17 from All Saints (Was £25)

Here is an example of what you can find on my-Wardrobe website during the sales. I mean, good findings, that all this is about ! Wether you like it or not, this blazer is a good one from APC. Single breasted it looks ideal for the season. Smart, casual I guess you can wear it for every occasions (except to go to the beach :p).

€194,40 (Was €390) from my-Wardrobe

I can hear you asking yourself “What could I associate with my Full Circle Raw Jeans?”. Well, a trail could be this t-shirt from Brixton. “The brand that makes only hats?”, not only! Proof is this baseball tee. I confess that I didn’t expect to find such a cool tee from Brixton, but my my creed is “never have prejudices upon a brand”. It’s working here. Then if you can override all this (shit), you’ll take an advantage on the other guys wearing some ordinary tees :)

Its £32 from UrbanExcess

As the desert boot incarnates the current shoes tendancy, I have to mention it regularly. I have found this pair on Office website. The lightblue colour break off with the sandard of classicism, then the most eccentric of you guys could wear it for example with a slim grey chinos pants and a cardigan. A good point is that Office proposes a lot of colours for a really affordable price for this type of shoes.

It’s £56,99 from Office UK

Ben Sherman is used to design very original clothes with a “trend conscious guy-about-town” in mind. Among the new collection, the brand is having a very good shirt with long sleeves and contrast placket. The Suspect shirt has a SOHO fit cut that is super slim for a lean silhouette. You don’t even need a tie with this shirt just a nice suite for work or a sharp blazer for clubs ;) It would also match with the Oxford style shoes and the waxed denim.

Price: £79,99 at Bensherman.com