A guide to men's blazers: the difference between a blazer and a suit jacket, the three colours that carry a wardrobe, how it should fit - and the blazer with jeans, chinos and tailored trousers.
A Christmas gift guide for men from House of Vinterberg: silk ties, cufflinks, leather belts and gloves, Merino Wool knitwear and the gift card for a tailor-made suit - sorted by budget.
A guide to the tie knots with photo and video: the simple knot, four-in-hand, half windsor and full windsor - plus the braided trinity and eldredge, the bow tie, the right length and the typical mistakes.
A guide to the pocket square with photos and steps: the flat fold, one, two and three points and the puff - plus the colour rules, and why it should never match the tie.
A colour guide to ties: what works with navy, black, grey, brown and green suits - shown with ties from our own collection, and the two rules that make the choice look effortless.
A guide to the wedding guest's suit: decode the invitation's dress code, choose colour and cloth by season, and avoid the two mistakes a guest must not make.
What happens at a measuring appointment for a made-to-measure suit: which measurements are taken, how fit and posture come in, the fitting along the way, and how to prepare.
How to choose the cloth for your suit: wool year round, linen for summer, flannel for winter, and how weight and the Super number affect drape, comfort and lifespan.
What a personal designer does, how a session works from first meeting to finished garment, and how personal style advice differs from shopping on your own.
A guide to building a timeless men's wardrobe: start with the foundation, choose natural materials and colours that work together, and build piece by piece in quality over quantity.
A guide to the wedding suit: choosing cloth and colour by season and setting, when to order, and how a suit cut for you makes the difference on the day.
A guide to quality knitwear in merino wool. The difference between turtle-neck, polo, crew-neck and V-neck, what 14 gauge fine knit means, and how the knit holds its shape year after year.