If you’re in the business for something that you can adjust depending on the weather, Applied Art Forms’ modular parka is as adaptable as it gets. Made from water-repellent cotton, it has an interchangeable hood and collar, a detachable liner and even straps for carrying it on your back when the clouds clear.

Baracuta’s G9 jacket was intended to be a golfers’ favourite, but it’s now just as popular off the course. This beige one is water-resistant and is finished with the brand’s signature Coolmax tartan lining.

Canada Goose’s gilet will be your companion through the changing seasons. Treated with a wind- and water-repellent finish, it’s slim enough to be worn over a knit or beneath heavier outerwear.

The advent of spring doesn’t necessarily signal “warmth”. So, you’re likely to still need a proper coat. Now, you can't exactly go out in your favourite blanket, but Kestin’s fleece is about as close as it gets.

A denim jacket sure is a spring mainstay, and we love this one by COME TEES for a few reasons. The slightly boxy fit will allow you to layer it over tees and knits, while the camouflage print helps add a subtle dash of colour.

Consider this a two-in-one – the laid-back silhouette of a bomber jacket combined with the warming insulation of a down jacket. And do we need to mention all the Thom Browne signatures?

Yee-haw! Made from tan suede that’s been brushed for extra softness, BODE’s jacket needs no introduction. Plus, you can only find it at MR PORTER.

Channel your inner b-baller with Jeff Hamilton’s bomber jacket. With a medley of patches referencing all your favourite NBA teams, it’s guaranteed to put even the best of tunnel outfits to the test.

A trench coat is the spring jacket par excellence. As for which one to pick, you can’t go wrong with an English-made one – Private White V.C.’s is considered down to the last details, from the oversized wing collar to the storm flap and the asymmetric document pocket.

A modern classic, the safari jacket, that has been reimagined through the leatherwork expertise of Purdey. Name someone that does nubuck better than the London-based brand… we can wait.