Eton and Tretorn celebrate their shared Scandinavian mindset in a capsule refreshed with heritage logos, bringing old school charm, and a fresh take on classic styles that resonate with both brand’s audiences.

The two iconic Scandinavian brands unite for a tennis-inspired capsule collection—where sportswear meets modern tailoring. Blending influences from vintage tennis, collegiate prep, and contemporary tailoring, this collaboration speaks to a new generation—style-minded individuals and creatives who move fluidly between work, play, and everything in between. Designed for those who want to bring an off-court streetwear vibe into their wardrobe, the collection offers a new perspective to preppy dressing with a relaxed, effortless energy. Whether worn as a full look or mixed into an existing wardrobe, the pieces offer an upgrade on classic sportswear—one that plays with tradition while rewriting the rules.

Eton and Tretorn Redefine Off-Court Style A meeting of two worlds: Tretorn, with its legacy in functional outdoor wear and innovative sportswear, and Eton, a menswear specialist since 1928. The unisex collection distills this fusion into a refined yet laid-back aesthetic, brought to life through a carefully curated color palette—deep green, navy blue, eggshell white, and sandy beige. Signature regimental stripes and bold vertical patterns à la Eton pay homage to classic tennis and prep-school influences, reinterpreted through a contemporary lens.

Relaxed striped shirts with a lived-in ease, a thick-knit varsity cardigan and vest are paired with tailored “track” chino and shorts. Reworked classic Nylite sneakers with playful, interchangeable laces, classic sports socks, and a preppy tie add pops of personality.

“Tretorn was among the first sneaker brands to emerge in the early 1900s, with our Nylite model becoming an iconic tennis shoe decades later. In collaboration with Eton, we’ve reimagined the Nylite with a contemporary twist—blending classic tennis-inspired aesthetics with fun details that allow for a personal expression for an off-court playground look.” — Carl-Henrik Hallèn, Head of Design at Tertorn.

Sunglasses are often referred to as the finishing touch that pulls it all together. Sunglasses, like our lives are best when kept simple. But with endless choices and fast-moving trends, finding the right pair can feel like another styling decision to overthink. The contemporary mens outfitter, Moss is changing that. This season, the British menswear brand is introducing six timeless Taylor Morris frames to complement both suiting and casualwear. For weddings, rooftop gatherings or daily coffee runs, Taylor Morris’ sunglasses are the kind of finishing touch that pulls everything together. From classic tortoiseshell to sleek black, each style has been selected to slot easily into every man’s wardrobe.

Founded in south west London in 2013, Taylor Morris is driven by a love of classic British design and exceptional craftsmanship. Its frames take inspiration from the city the brand was born in, with silhouettes named after London streets and neighbourhoods. Moss shares that same connection to the capital. With over 160 years of history, Moss has grown with the city, evolving its approach to tailoring to reflect the lifestyle of the men who wear it. Both brands believe in quality that speaks quietly, design that lasts and style that does not need to be complicated to make an impact.

Nicholas Dellaportas, Managing Director at Taylor Morris said of the collaboration;

“We are thrilled to be launching Taylor Morris London into Moss this summer. As a proudly British eyewear brand, partnering with such an iconic name in menswear is an exciting milestone. Moss shares our commitment to quality, craftsmanship and timeless style.”

In 2006, TOMS founder Blake Mycoskie pioneered the One for One model—giving away one pair of shoes for every pair sold, supporting larger health, education and community development programmes through strategic partnerships.

From their model and giving 1/3 of their profits for good to now focusing on bright futures for children everywhere, TOMS has always used business to give back to their communities.

105M+

Total lives positively impacted

100M+

Pairs of shoes given since their start in 2006

Now TOMS will be launching their limited edition collaboration, The Monochrome Edit with none other than celebrity stylist Jamie Mizrahi – best known for her work with the likes of Adele, Jennifer Lawrence & many more key players. 

The collection is inspired by Jamie’s love for monochrome dressing & primary hues, curating a product series rich in bold colours & sophistication. Finished in a luxury suede, the collection spotlights TOMS’ classic Alpargata design, elevated for style & comfort. 

In honour of this collaboration, TOMS has made a donation to Baby2Baby, a non-profit supporting a cause close to Jamie’s heart.

When it comes to iconic male film characters, style is as much a part of their legacy as their storylines. Clothes truly make the man, and these characters have set sartorial standards that continue to inspire modern menswear.

• James Bond

The quintessential gentleman spy, Bond’s style is timeless elegance. From the sharp tuxedos in Dr No to the modern tailoring in No Time To Die, Bond’s look is a masterclass in classic menswear—tailored suits, crisp shirts, and that effortless cool that never goes out of fashion.

• Tyler Durden (Fight Club)

A rebellious icon of the late 90s, Tyler’s style blends punk bravado with slacker nonchalance. His leather jacket and rugged, layered look capture a raw, anti-establishment edge that defined an era.

• Patrick Bateman (American Psycho)

Bateman’s obsession with impeccable grooming and high-end suits reflects a darkly stylish persona. His sharp, polished appearance contrasts chillingly with his character’s sinister nature, proving that style can be both powerful and unsettling.

• Jay Gatsby (The Great Gatsby)

Gatsby’s style is the epitome of 1920s luxury and sophistication. His lavish three-piece tuxedos, windowpane-patterned jackets, and perfectly coordinated accessories embody the glamour and opulence of the Jazz Age.

• Jacob Palmer (Crazy, Stupid, Love)

A modern-day ladies’ man, Jacob’s look is all about sharp tailoring and contemporary flair. His fitted suits, stylish glasses, and polished shoes make him a standout example of refined, approachable menswear.

• The Dude (The Big Lebowski)

Not all style is about formality. The Dude’s laid-back wardrobe—dressing gowns, cardigans, and flip-flops—epitomizes effortless cool and personal comfort, proving that style is also about authenticity.

These characters demonstrate that style in film is more than just clothing—it’s a powerful tool that shapes identity and influences how a man is perceived. Whether it’s Bond’s timeless elegance or The Dude’s relaxed vibe, clothes truly make the man.

For the modern man seeking inspiration, these film icons offer a diverse palette of styles to explore, from classic tailoring to rebellious edge and relaxed authenticity. Dressing well is about confidence and character, just as these legendary characters show us.

Let’s face it — dandruff can be a confidence killer. Whether you’re suiting up for the boardroom or heading out for drinks, those telltale white flakes on your shoulders can put a damper on an otherwise polished look. But the good news? There’s no shortage of high-performance anti-dandruff shampoos designed specifically for men — and we’ve rounded up six of the best available to you.

These shampoos do more than just fight flakes — they cleanse, hydrate, and strengthen, all while keeping your scalp healthy and your hair looking sharp.

1. Nizoral Anti-Dandruff Shampoo

Best for: Medical-grade results without a prescription

If you’re dealing with persistent, stubborn dandruff, Nizoral is a pharmacy favourite for a reason. It contains ketoconazole — a powerful antifungal ingredient that treats the root cause of dandruff. Unlike daily-use shampoos, this one is best used 2-3 times a week. A small amount goes a long way, and it’s surprisingly gentle for something so effective.

2.  Head and Shoulders Anti Dandruff Shampoo

Best for: Everyday convenience with serious punch

A household name for decades, Head & Shoulders upped the ante with its Clinical Strength formula. It combines selenium sulfide with a fresh, masculine scent, making it a go-to for men who want powerful dandruff control and clean-feeling hair. Best of all? It’s available practically everywhere.

3. Kérastase Symbiose Bain Crème Apaisant

Best for: Luxury meets scalp care

From the French haircare experts at Kérastase, this high-end option is more than just a dandruff shampoo — it’s a sensory experience. Infused with salicylic acid to gently exfoliate the scalp, it soothes irritation while leaving your hair soft and sleek. If you’re looking for something that feels premium without compromising efficacy, this is it.

4. Aesop Sage & Cedar Scalp Treatment

Best for: A holistic, botanical approach

Okay, this one’s technically not a shampoo — it’s a pre-shampoo treatment — but it’s too good to ignore. Aesop’s blend of rosemary, cedarwood, and sage oils targets flakiness at the source, calming the scalp and softening dry skin. Follow with your usual shampoo. It’s ideal for men who prefer natural formulations and a ritualistic grooming routine.

5. Bulldog Anti-Dandruff Shampoo

Best for: The eco-conscious gent

British brand Bulldog delivers again with this vegan-friendly, cruelty-free shampoo. It uses willow bark and tea tree oil to keep dandruff in check, all while steering clear of synthetic fragrances or harsh chemicals. A no-fuss, no-flakes option that won’t break the bank — or your ethics.

6. Selsun Blue Moisturizing Dandruff Shampoo

Best for: Thick hair and flaky scalps

A classic solution with a loyal following, Selsun Blue uses selenium sulfide to get dandruff under control quickly. The moisturizing version helps keep thicker or coarser hair types from drying out. It’s not the flashiest bottle on the shelf, but it delivers consistent, effective results.

So remember the best anti-dandruff shampoo for you depends on your hair type, lifestyle, and how aggressive your dandruff is. Whether you’re looking for a luxe solution, a clinical fix, or something clean and green, there’s a perfect match out there.

No man should have to compromise style because of scalp issues — and with the right shampoo, you won’t have to.