WARDROBE Garments

Styles

Style refers to a cohesive set of aesthetic choices — silhouette, garment selection, and occasion context — that together define a recognisable dress code.

Streetwear

Rooted in hip-hop, skate, and youth culture. Defined by oversized silhouettes, graphic-heavy pieces, branded outerwear, cargo pants, and chunky sneakers. High-low mixing is intentional.

Oversized fitGraphic teesCargo pantsPuffer jacketsChunky sneakersCapsVisible branding
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Street Casual

A toned-down take on streetwear. Drops the graphics and branding in favour of relaxed basics — hoodies, clean jeans, puffer jackets, and simple sneakers. Comfort-first with a cohesive palette.

HoodiesRelaxed jeansPuffer jacketVarsity jacketClean sneakersMinimal branding
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Casual

Everyday relaxed dressing with no dress-code obligations. Jeans or chinos, simple tops, and clean sneakers. The baseline of modern menswear.

Jeans or chinosT-shirt or longsleeveOvershirtSneakersNo structure required
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Smart Casual

Elevated casual — the most versatile dress code. Blazers or unstructured jackets over simple tops, tailored chinos, and clean leather or suede footwear. Relaxed but intentional.

Blazer or unstructured jacketOxford shirt or poloChinosLoafers or derby shoesClean leather beltNo tie
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Business Casual

Professional but relaxed. A step above smart casual — structured blazers, dress shirts, and leather shoes. Suitable for office environments without a formal suit requirement.

Structured blazerDress shirt or neat poloChinos or trousersLeather Oxford or derbyNo visible logos
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