Clothing for Men

Clothing for Men on TheList focuses on sharp everyday pieces with considered construction and fabric. Find shirts, knitwear, denim, trousers and outer layers that work across office, weekend and travel. Mix tailored cuts with relaxed fits to build a rotation that feels put-together without reading over-styled.

  • Lardini Men's Blazer With Linen-Wool Blend And Detailing
    Lardini Men's Blazer With Linen-Wool Blend And Detailing
    Lardini Men's Blazer With Linen-Wool Blend And Detailing
    Lardini Men's Blazer With Linen-Wool Blend And Detailing

    Lardini

    Men's Blazer With Linen-Wool Blend And Detailing

    $992
    $992
  • Our Legacy Third Cut Digital Denim Pants
    Our Legacy Third Cut Digital Denim Pants
    Our Legacy Third Cut Digital Denim Pants

    Our Legacy

    Third Cut Digital Denim Pants

    $645
    $645
  • Patagonia Downdrift Vest
    Patagonia Downdrift Vest
    Patagonia Downdrift Vest

    Patagonia

    Downdrift Vest

    $268
    $268
  • Moncler Grenoble Minimalist White T-Shirt With Graphic Mountain Print
    Moncler Grenoble Minimalist White T-Shirt With Graphic Mountain Print
    Moncler Grenoble Minimalist White T-Shirt With Graphic Mountain Print

    Moncler Grenoble

    Minimalist White T-Shirt With Graphic Mountain Print

    $388
    $388
  • Herno Classic Double-Breasted Herno Coat
    Herno Classic Double-Breasted Herno Coat
    Herno Classic Double-Breasted Herno Coat

    Herno

    Classic Double-Breasted Coat

    $431
    $431

Clothing for Men

This edit of clothing for men brings together core pieces built around fabric, cut and movement. Lightweight cotton shirts, structured trousers and relaxed denim sit next to hoodies, sweatshirts and knitwear that handle off-duty dressing without losing shape. You’ll find clean slim legs, relaxed wide cuts and drawstring waists, alongside bomber jackets and casual outer layers for changeable weather.

Shop popular brands like A.P.C., Alexander Mcqueen, Balenciaga, Bottega Veneta, Brunello Cucinelli and more. Every piece ships from authorized stockists, so you get original tags, accurate sizing and clear provenance. Use filters to narrow by category, fabric weight or price, from under $200 through to investment-level pieces.

Key categories in this collection include:

  • Shirts and knitwear for office, travel and evenings.
  • Denim and casual trousers that balance structure and ease.
  • Sweatshirts and hoodies with considered proportions for layering.
  • Bomber and casual jackets to finish looks across seasons.

FAQ

How should I choose the right size for clothing in this collection?
Start with your usual size in designer clothing and check the size guide on each product page. Fit notes highlight if a piece runs small, large or intentionally oversized, and they often flag details like longer sleeves or higher rises. If you sit between sizes, consider how you plan to wear it — layered pieces may work better slightly looser. For tailored trousers and shirts, use your current waist, chest and shoulder measurements as a reference.
What fabrics can I expect in this men’s clothing edit?
Most pieces use natural or technical blends suited to long wear, including cotton poplin for shirts, loopback cotton for sweatshirts, and wool or wool blends for knitwear. Denim typically comes in mid-weight constructions that break in with use. Outer layers often feature technical shells or twills designed for everyday weather without feeling heavy. Product pages list fabric compositions so you can match them to your climate and preferences.
Is this collection better for casual or office wear?
The collection is built to cover both, with pieces that shift between office and off-duty. Tailored trousers, structured shirts and fine-gauge knitwear work for office settings, especially when paired with cleaner sneakers or shoes. Hoodies, sweatshirts and relaxed-fit jeans lean casual but can ground smarter outfits when styled with sharper outerwear. Use the product images and styling notes to see how each piece is intended to sit in an outfit.
How do I care for the knitwear and sweatshirts here?
Always follow the care label first, as fabric blends vary between pieces. Many sweatshirts and hoodies wash on a gentle cold cycle and should be reshaped and laid flat to dry to protect the ribbing and hem. Knitwear often benefits from hand washing in cool water or dry cleaning, depending on the yarn. Store knits folded rather than hung to avoid stretching at the shoulders.
Can I filter the men’s clothing by price or style?
Yes, you can sort and filter the collection by price range, category and sometimes color to narrow down the selection. This makes it easy to move between entry-level pieces and investment items within the same edit. If you are building a full look, filter by product type first — shirts, knitwear, denim, trousers or outerwear. Then refine by budget to keep your choices focused.