There are two fashion buzzwords you’re sure to hear doing the rounds at the moment: ‘vintage’ and ‘neutral’. Throw either into conversation with fellow fashion-minded folk this Autumn/Winter and you’ll more or less sound like you know what you’re talking about. Better yet, take a look at the new arrivals over at Firetrap for a chance to practice what you preach. That’s right – the vintage look no longer requires hours of traipsing around trendy backstreets, drinking green tea and buying clothes that smell of mothballs. Designers have well and truly cottoned on to the fact that the trend for vintage is here to stay, and kindly provided a number of ‘vintage-inspired’ creations, which smell just lovely.

Left to Right: Cctv Bonewhite (White) Men’s Graphic T-Shirt: £30 Firetrap;  Dogma Burnt Olive (Green) Men’s Check Shirt: £65 Firetrap

Don’t worry, you won’t be wearing a paisley shirts and flared trousers any time soon – unless of course you want to, in which case, go right ahead. The rest of the fashion world will be keeping their vintage styles basic this season – that means clean-cut shapes and neutral tones. Start with a graphic t-shirt which ticks both these boxes, and you can’t go too far wrong.

Graphic tees are the perfect statement piece – they’ll do all your fashion-thinking for you. Remember how, back in the day, you might have been able to get away with wearing a t-shirt which depicted a certain band or musician, thus informing the world of your musical preferences, as well as giving a general idea of the ‘image’ you were going for? Same thing. Only much cooler. You might not be able to instantly let people know that you saw Megadeth play live back in 1992, but that’s probably a good thing.

Left to Right: Landfall Black (Black) Men’s Military Overcoat: £180 Firetrap;  Drake Sand (Yellow) Men’s Classic Chino: £62.50 Firetrap; Galaxed2 Black (Black)Men’s Long Sleeve Jumper: £57.50 Firetrap

Check shirts and chinos are still a key style combo, but steer clear of primary colours and, for the love of God, please resist the urge to ‘mix it up’ with a pair of fluorescent trainers. Instead, opt for understated military boots or a military jacket – although, unless you actually happen to be representing Queen and country, you probably won’t want to be wearing both. Replace last Autumn’s indie-kid cardigan with a classic crew-neck jumper, and you’re good to go.

There are a huge selection of t-shirts available to buy online at PrettyGreen.com.

The Pretty Green label, founded by Oasis frontman Liam Gallagher, has established itself quickly in a very competitive designer menswear market, which is testament to the quality range of clothing in their collection.

As well as T-shirts, Pretty Green also stock a wide range of polo’s, shirts, jackets, jeans and accessories.

Superdry is the brand to be seen in this season, with famous celebs sporting the Superdry label. Don’t miss out on this sale – it won’t last forever!

Visit the Superdry clothing sale

Other Superdry Sales (Updated September 2011)

MandM Direct stock a wide range of Superdry clothing at permanently low, Sale prices!

Check them out at:
www.mandmdirect.com

We love the CMYK range which look stunning and very different. Don’t delay, funk up your look with SupremeBeing today!

To view the full range of mens fashion t shirts visit MoreTvicar.com.

Yes, it’s that time again. Hopefully every week we will be reviewing a fashion label which we think will ‘funk up’ your wardrobe.

Chunk is a label I came across about 5 years ago. There it was, hung up in the corner in my local menswear shop. I loved it, it was a red t shirt with a vespa style scooter on the front, with chunk written underneath it. I distinctly remember this tshirt because it was really comfortable to wear and everywhere I went friends would comment on it and ask where I got it from.

Chunk T Shirt Designs

Listed below are some of their latest designs which I think you’ll agree are pretty cool. Enjoy!

Japanese Beer Chunk Tshirt

Darth Vader Darkside Chunk T shirt

Chunk Cola Tshirt

Chunk Gum T-shirt