In its simplest form, you can wear with your favourite jeans and Chukka boots or sneakers for informal nights to the pub and not feel you are drawing attention to yourself.

Alternatively, if you do all the buttons up and upgrade the jeans to slim, dark tailored trousers and polished Chelsea boots, you would not look out of place in a smart restaurant.

This is a great outfit for when you are not sure of the formality of an event or venue as you will look as if you had made an effort. It is also smart enough to wear under a blazer or tweed jacket.

A Merino wool polo shirt can also look great with a gilet, cardigan or even just a knit worn over the shoulders.

Soft Merino is comfortable to wear next to the skin but you can add a fresh white t-shirt underneath if you prefer. In fact, the Merino polo can actually be worn over shirts as a layering piece. They look great over oxford cotton button-down shirts or checked flannel shirts-pick out one of the colours in the check to match with your knit. You could even wear this with tailoring and if you become too warm, simply wear the knit over your shoulders.