It's no secret that we have a fondness for rugby shirts. We've brought them back once again, cut from a dense cotton jersey, knitted in England. As well as these tried and true staples, we have something a little bit unusual: striped mock collar tops, cut from the same rich jersey.

With a slightly shorter length and a tall ribbed hem, these sweatshirts are reminiscent of those wonderful vintage examples from midcentury America.

Our popular Hiking T-Shirt – modelled on vintage examples from midcentury America – returns in a swathe of new colours, perfect for the season ahead.

These days more commonly seen in the urban jungle than the depths of the rainforest, the jungle jacket remains a staple of men’s wardrobes the world over.

While the vast majority of us remain stuck where we are, writer Harry Seymour invites us to do a bit of armchair travelling with a new series focused on iconic cocktails, and the hotel bars that invented them. First up, a Singapore Sling at the legendary Raffles.

Our fictional gardening club – the Haberdasher Horticultural Society – makes its return, this time embroidered onto a Japanese selvedge corduroy Five-Pocket Chore Jacket.

A soft-collared polo in a flecked Japanese silk - need we say more? Well, we're going to...

Having pushed through snowfalls and sub-zero temperatures, we finally find ourselves in March, the official start of spring.

Photographer and writer Aaron Schuman introduces a selection of images from Mark Power's ongoing Good Morning, America series.