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It feels like it’s been a while since we did one of these forecast articles, but with our Autumn stuff finally starting to show its face, now seems like a good time to grab the WD40, get the cogs turning and get going… here’s a small taste of what we’ve got coming this month.

Schnayderman's shirt in pale green moleskin with a chest pocket, on a black hanger against a grey-green wall

At the top we’ve got some shirts from Schnayderman’s. Competing with their fellow Swedes Our Legacy in the fancy shirt stakes, this lot have really pushed the boat out when it comes to swanky fabrics this time around.

We don’t want to sound biased just because it’s an Oi Polloi exclusive that we specifically begged for, but we’re particularly fond of that ultra-luscious moleskin number. Subtle pale green hue, suede-esque fabric… and before anyone asks, no small short-sighted mammals were harmed in the making of this shirt.

Close-up of a Levi's shirt in dark green jumbo cord, with metal snaps, a flap chest pocket and a small red tab

Two pairs of Levi's 511 Slim cords in olive and navy, folded to show the back pockets and leather patches, on mint green

On the slightly strange subject of dangerously luxurious green shirts, we’ve also got a true jumbo-cord beauty on the way from the good folks at Levi’s. Mr Moretti would be proud.

Other Levi’s delights include a washed-out Trucker Jacket and a full spread of 511 cords.

Four Anderson's belts: navy and olive woven, plain tan leather and brown plaited leather, each with a silver buckle

We've also got the timely return of a real Oi Polloi favourite - the Anderson's belt. Obviously it's hard to get too excited about a fairly simple, inanimate object like a belt, but as far as belts go, these are good.

We've stocked these doozies for years now, and for a tried-and-tested way to keep your trousers up, they're still hard to beat.

Oh yeah, and for those who didn’t see it already… our first delivery of Universal Works stuff just landed. 

 

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