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Two models in Berghaus Dean Street, a green and grey pile fleece with navy trousers and a blue, yellow and pink hooded smock

Adored by intrepid outdoor-types and the warehouse-ravers of 90s Manchester in equal measure, Berghaus is a true titan of the menswear realm.

Founded by keen mountaineers Peter Lockey and Gordon Davison, Berghaus (which means ‘mountain house’ in German, in case you were wondering) has been combining smart designs, ingenious fabrics and eye-watering hues for over 50 years.

Judging from this latest stuff, they’re showing no signs of slowing down either.

It all goes online at 00:01 (BST) on 14/10/19 AKA one minute-past midnight on Sunday night.

 Berghaus navy padded parka with a sleeve logo badge, worn with a denim bucket hat and white trousersLow-angle shot of two models in Berghaus pile fleeces, green and grey with navy trousers, and pink with white work trousersBerghaus pink pile fleece half-zip worn with a small purple nylon shoulder bag, a green bucket hat and navy trousersClose-up of a Berghaus purple nylon half-zip pullover with a bright blue lined collar and chest badge, under a cream capBerghaus green and grey pile fleece half-zip, worn with navy trousers, a tan waist bag, denim bucket hat and green trainersBerghaus smock in blue, yellow and pink with a popper front and chest badge, worn with a cream cap and white trousersTwo models in green Berghaus fleeces, a green and grey pile pullover seen from behind and a half-zip with navy trousersBerghaus smock in orange-red with a charcoal hood and yoke and green zips, worn hood up in profile over a capTwo models in Berghaus pile fleeces, one green and grey with a denim bucket hat, one pink over a green fleece with a capBerghaus shell jacket in blue with pink shoulders and sleeves, yellow piping and drawcords, worn with a cream cap

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  • Tonimoroni

    Second picture down, the all blue coat. I MUST have it!

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