Grooms' news, with fashion, grooming and styling tips for the stag

Hockerty has unveiled its new men’s coat collection

Hockerty has unveiled its new men's coat collection, celebrating the art of tailoring with warmth, comfort, and sophistication. This season, rich brown tones replace black as the refined neutral, while checkered designs add a modern edge to classic silhouettes. Premium fabrics, from soft angora blends to luxurious wool-cashmere and breathable pure wool, elevate each coat with texture, structure, and understated elegance. Designed to combine timeless style with contemporary appeal, the collection reflects Hockerty's commitment to made-to-measure craftsmanship, giving men the freedom to express their personality through refined outerwear built to last.

Moss has unveiled a new wedding collection

Moss has unveiled a new wedding collection featuring classic tuxedos, elegant double-breasted suits, seasonal shades, and breezy linens. With a focus on colour, fit, and fabric, Moss believes the groom's suit can shape the entire celebration, while playing a key role in how confident the groom looks and feels. Planning early allows time to explore a range of styles and service options, including Moss' hire offering, designed to suit different body shapes and budgets.

Orient Star introduces the new Mechanical Moonphase Timepiece

Orient Star M45 F8 Mechanical Moonphase is a flagship model within the M45 Collection portrays a beautiful scene of the star cluster Pleiades and the moon mysteriously glowing in the dark. The dial has a stamped pattern reminiscent of a star cluster, and a monotone gradation transitioning from grey in the centre to black on the outer edge using uniquely formulated paint.The long second hand extends all the way to the outer minute track and is finished with a noticeable curvature at the end. A dual-curved sapphire crystal with super anti-reflective coating on both sides allows you to admire the beautiful dial in its entirety.

Gieves & Hawkes has opened a new store in Bath

British tailoring institution Gieves & Hawkes has opened a new store in the redeveloped Shire's Yard in Bath. Spanning three elegant floors, the store showcases the full range of ready-to-wear tailoring, refined casualwear, and the brand's acclaimed made-to-measure service. It reconnects Gieves & Hawkes with a city that has long embraced its timeless British style. "Our new store represents our commitment to Bath and the Southwest," says Managing Director Jason Gerrard. This reopening marks a new chapter in the brand's celebration of craftsmanship and heritage.

Moss has opened a new store in Leeds

Moss has officially opened the doors to its newly relocated store in Leeds following a full refit, marking the latest step in the brand's mission to elevate the in-store experience and assert itself as a leader in modern menswear.

Located in the heart of Leeds city centre at 77 Briggate, the new store places greater emphasis on Moss' expert service and new modern design. Across three floors and 3,520 sq ft, customers can explore Moss' full collection, including new season arrivals. From premium Italian suiting to versatile casualwear, as well as a suite of services including Hire and Custom Made tailoring. It's carefully curated layout and sleek interiors make it a space where confidence and convenience meet.

Derek Rose has introduced two new additions to its menswear collection

Derek Rose, the British lifestyle brand, has introduced two new additions to its menswear collection: the Flannel Overshirt and the Orson Merino Polo Shirt. Crafted from softly brushed cotton and fine merino wool, both styles mark a first for the brand and are designed for those who value refined comfort, effortless style, and exceptional craftsmanship.

The Flannel Overshirt is ideal for layering over lightweight knits or tees, offering a balance of luxury and versatility, while the Orson Polo is finely knitted in a superfine gauge for a soft, lightweight, and refined finish.

Yardley London has introduced two new products to its men’s collection

A timeless, charasmatic fragrance that blends contemporary style with classic British refinement. It opens with bright, energising notes of bergamot, grapefruit, apple and pineapple, before unfolding into a rich heart of caramel, chocolate, cedarwood and a warm nut accord. The scent settles into a sensual base of musk, amber, moss, vanilla, patchouli and sandalwood, creating a confident, memorable finish. Presented in a sleek, weighty bottle that reflects Yardley London's long-standing craftsmanship, this on-trend Eau de Parfum is more than a fragrance — it's a statement.

Unleash your inner Heathcliff with Harry's

Jacob Elordi, the Australian heartthrob known for his roles in Euphoria and Priscilla, has taken his style game to the next level in the newly released trailer for the upcoming adaptation of Wuthering Heights.

Elordi debuts a striking set of mutton-chop sideburns, channeling the brooding essence of Heathcliff for his upcoming role in Emerald Fennell's adaptation. Paired with tousled dark hair and a sharp ensemble, the look offers a modern twist on classic 19th-century flair.

Want to emulate Jacob's audacious new style? Here's how to achieve those enviable sideburns with a little help from Harry's:

Grow it out: Allow your facial hair to grow until you have enough length to shape substantial sideburns. Patience is key during this phase.

The wedding trends we'll see everywhere this winter

Once seen as the quietest time of year to tie the knot, winter has become one of the most stylish wedding seasons. From candlelit venues to off-season savings, couples are embracing colder-month ceremonies – and grooms' fashion is following suit.

Jess, assistant buyer and style expert at Suit Direct, shares the key winter wedding trends grooms need to know.

Winter suits are moving away from lighter neutrals in favour of deeper, moodier shades. "Velvet blazers are really popular this year, especially in jewel tones like forest green, burgundy and teal," says Jess. "We're also seeing these colours across wool and textured fabrics, and they're easy to tie into floral styling." The result is a warmer, more atmospheric look that feels perfectly suited to the season.

Cutler and Gross has introduced new colourways to their Kingsman collection

In 2012, acclaimed producer and director Matthew Vaughn approached Cutler and Gross with a vision for his next film, Kingsman: The Secret Service. He sought a pair of distinctive glasses that would be integral to the story and style of a gentleman spy.

The frames were to be worn by the lead characters and needed to present the pinnacle of craftsmanship; in so doing, they would form part of the blueprint for the covert intelligence agency.

Métier has released a new bag

Métier celebrates its top performers in men's fashion, including The Slide Messenger, The Rider Backpack, and the new Sergeant Carryall – available in Suede Marrakech and Suede Chocolate. This bag is the maximum size for an airline carry-on and can accommodate a 14" laptop and more. New materials in their collections include Nubuck and Supple Calfskin. Nubuck is a soft, fine-grained calfskin with a velvety finish that will develop a special patina over time. Supple Calfskin is a natural leather treated with an aniline tanning technique for a smooth, matte finish and a buttery hand-feel. With wear, Supple Calfskin will develop a rich and beautiful patina, becoming even softer over time.

Favourbrook is celebrating 20 years of the brand's motif

For two decades, Favourbrook has woven this intricate symbol into its collections, making it a design element synonymous with the brand's heritage and innovation. Marking the 20th anniversary of its debut, the motif expands its presence, making bold statements on dinner jackets, waistcoats, and even trousers. These pieces feature intricate embroidery in tonal threads, allowing the bees to subtly animate seasonal silhouettes with a layer of whimsical sophistication. Whether incorporated into a full evening suit or as a standalone accent, the motif celebrates craftsmanship and storytelling, inviting wearers to connect with a legacy of elegance.

More information can be found at www.favourbrook.com

Orient Star has launched three new watch models

Orient Star has launched three new M45 F7 Mechanical Moon Phase models from its Classic Collection M45. Returning to the original Mechanical Moon Phase while simultaneously introducing updates to the design, the two new regular models and a limited-edition model of 190 pieces, featuring a new light blue dial, revive the charm of the classical mechanical watch for enthusiasts.

Visit orient-watch.com to find out more.

Deakin & Francis has unveiled a new collection

Deakin & Francis has unveiled a new collection. The Art Deco Collection pays homage to the bold, elegant, and vibrant spirit of the Art Deco movement, which first captured the world's imagination in Paris in 1925.

To mark the Art Deco centenary, Deakin & Francis has meticulously recreated select pieces using original dies, sketches, and designs, brought to life by their expert craftsmen. Each piece is handcrafted with the same precision, passion, and attention to detail that have defined the brand for generations.

For more information, visit www.deakinandfrancis.com

Rory Hutton has released his latest scarf collection

Rory Hutton is delighted to introduce his latest scarf collection – created with collectors, connoisseurs, and lovers of historic interiors in mind. This elegant new series is inspired by Rory's personal collection of silverware and the many auction catalogues and country house sales he has explored over the years – places where grand pieces from the state rooms sit alongside humble objects from the servants' hall. Of the new designs, Rory has said, "I see these scarves as portable interiors: fragments of history you can wear."

Dr. Squatch has partnered with Harry Potter

Men's personal care brand Dr. Squatch has joined forces with Warner Bros. Discovery Global Consumer Products to create two limited-edition Harry Potter bar soaps – and just in time for Christmas!

Made with natural ingredients (and a hint of magic), each bar is packed with mischief and mighty suds. They make a fun yet practical gift or stocking filler for the Harry-Potter-obsessed man in your life.

The Dr. Squatch x Harry Potter bar soaps include:

The Chosen One – Unleash His Destiny: Featuring notes of lemon zest that shimmer like enchanted light, while birchwood and vanilla keep it grounded. Enriched with golden jojoba, butcher's broom root, and pumice, every wash is a wandless spell – perfect for starting the day like a hero.

The top five wedding suit trends set to dominate nuptials this autumn and winter

As summer weddings take a step back, a new wave of seasonal trends are emerging. Autumn and winter ceremonies bring with them a shift in both mood and menswear. As we transition into the colder months, we'll see deeper colour palettes, rich textures, and tailored silhouettes that feel both timeless and directional. From rustic elegance to mix-and-match styling, the modern groom is striking a balance between traditional and individual flair. Nicola Barker, Head of Buying at Suit Direct, breaks down the standout trends set to define autumn and winter nuptials.

Take a look at Dr Squatch’s Mens Lip Balms

The lip balms are available in two bold, distinctive flavours: Original Squatch – a cool and refreshing mint and Vanilla Bourbon – a warm blend of sweet vanilla and rich bourbon notes. Each lip balm is crafted from natural, nourishing ingredients like Vitamin E, Shea Butter, and Beeswax, and comes in Dr. Squatch's signature 'Squatch-sized' tube - 65% larger than the average lip balm stick. Perfect for elevating any grooming routine, especially with colder months on the horizon when wind and dry air can take a toll on lips and skin.

The Ultimate Wedding Ring Guide: Everything that you need to know before buying

A wedding ring is more than just a piece of jewellery - it's a symbol of love, commitment, and a lifelong bond. But for many, finding a ring that's both meaningful and comfortable can be a challenge: a recent survey by men's jewellery brand CRAFTD found that 31% of Brits have removed their wedding ring because it "felt uncomfortable." And with 42% saying they'd be bothered if their partner chose not to wear their ring, it's clear that comfort shouldn't be a reason to take it off. In light of this, CRAFTD has revealed the ultimate guide to buying a wedding ring that fits like a glove and looks great all in one.

The Camden Watch Company Introduces New Range

This new variant also introduces a stainless steel case (the No.274 was originally only available in gold and rose gold cases).  Encased in a 38mm unisex case, this model showcases the distinctive No. 274 automatic dial, inspired by the elaborate ironwork found on Victorian gasholders. The standout feature of this edition is its open-heart design, offering a captivating view into the intricate mechanics of the movement.  It features a blue seconds hand offering a nice contrast.