The dos and don’ts of summer style for men
telegraph.co.ukStiff collars and trussed-up shirts, sweat patches seeping while one grapples with the BBQ, or overworn polo shirts. Removed from the familiar work/weekend wardrobe and placed into holiday mode, men are curiously at sea when it comes to downtime.
All too often they end up donning a slogan T-shirt, cargo shorts and crusty mountaineering shoes that have seen better days.With a minefield of fashion mishaps as the weather heats up, here’s how to dress your best.They’re particularly versatile, and can be worn with smarter ensembles like chinos and jackets.
Also consider continental driving shoesFor anywhere other than the beach, always cover up your toes. And consider a pedicure before you travel.This is the time to relax a touch; light linen shirts or polo shirts are more fitting than overly fussy varieties.There are certain technicalities to bear in mind when wearing a summer suit – or a blazer – in warmer weather.
A half-canvas construction on a jacket means that the rear interior panel is removed for a lighter, more airy stance.Consider seersucker for suits – the puckered effect means that there’s a degree of aeration through the weave.
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