Long-Lasting Menswear

The longest-lasting men’s clothing brands focus on natural materials, smart design, and repairable construction. Look for organic cotton, wool, or linen pieces made with strong seams and high stitch counts. The real clue? Brands that offer repair services or lifetime guarantees. It’s also worth seeking out garments made in heritage factories - quality often runs in the family. Learn more about how we research and test for the most durable clothing.

To care for durable clothing, wash sparingly and stick to the care label. Cold washes and mild detergent help prevent wear, and air-drying beats the tumble dryer every time. Fold knits rather than hanging them, and give coats a brush instead of a full clean. Regular upkeep like shaving bobbles and sewing on buttons will keep things in shipshape. For more faff-free tips, see our blog on how to make your clothes last longer.

To take accurate measurements for men’s clothing, use a soft measuring tape and measure over light clothing. Chest goes around the widest part under your arms, waist sits just above your belly button, and trouser length runs from crotch to ankle. For shirts and jackets, shoulder width and sleeve length matter too. Stand normally - no puffing out your chest like you’re on parade.

The best online stores for high-quality men’s clothing stock well-crafted pieces made to last. Our full durable menswear collection is packed with timeless styles built with integrity. Look for retailers that prioritise natural fabrics, fair supply chains, and repair or guarantee policies. Independent sites often provide tailored sizing help and better customer service too. Some even offer lifelong wear support - now that’s value.

UK men’s clothing sizes stick to inches - so a medium top fits a 38–40 inch chest, and trousers are sized by waist (a 32 means 32 inches). Sizes can vary by brand or between UK, EU, and US labels - especially in tailoring. Always check the chart and, if you can, compare actual garment measurements. Saves a heap of faff with returns.

To layer menswear well, start with a breathable base like cotton or merino, then add a jumper or overshirt for warmth, topped with a weather-ready coat. Mix textures - think wool with denim or cord - to avoid looking too matchy. Neutrals help everything pair easily, and you’ll want layers that work indoors too. A clever combo means you’re sorted for the pub and the park.

In sustainable men’s fashion, the focus is on durable essentials and do-it-better design. Our durable menswear is full of these long-lasting, low-fuss trends. Think undyed or plant-dyed fabrics, wider legs, and relaxed tailoring - great now, and not likely to date by next year. Upcycled materials and made-to-order models are also gaining ground with shoppers who want less waste and more wardrobe mileage.