Autumn clothes

The sun is shining and the sky is blue. But summer's gone, as the temperature drops and the night falls ever earler each evening.

For clothes enthusiasts, this is a good thing - time for layers, coats, boots, jerseys. It's much more fun than flip flops and shorts. The shops this time of year stock the new season's clothes, and it's time to think about replacing last year's stuff, and maybe assembling a new look.

Luckily here in the UK we have what's known as a mild climate - that's not to say it doesn't sometimes get too cold, but thankfully we don't experience the sub-zero all that often. And Autumn in the UK is generally the perfect weather for wearing a few layers of clothing - it's a cool season, but not too cool, and also never too warm. There's little chance that you'll opt for a heavier jersey or coat then find yourself sweltering on the way to work in the morning.

Please drop us a comment with any Autumn recommendations for us to check out.

Buying shirts -

Buying shirts is back in, it seems. In ye olde days of old the only time people would wear stylish mens shirts was to work, or something formal. That was back in the days when it was cool to appear to be "rebellious" or something. But the shirt is back with a vengeance - and long may it continue. While t-shirts are perfectly reasonable, nothing speaks of style quite like a shirt.