Planning an outdoor adventure? No need to worry about a high-visibility jacket – Polo Ralph Lauren’s fleece will double up as one. Match the army-green shell trims to cargo trousers or sneakers.

Stone Island’s colour laboratory is where the brand’s magic happens, and where more than 60,000 different dye recipes – including the cerise hue on this jacket – have been developed throughout the years. Wear yours with neutral layers or style it with tonal shades.

If you’re yet to master your colour-coordination skills, accessories are a great place to start, as they involve much less commitment than actual clothes. Take LOEWE’s tote – it’s made from the label’s signature “paper” leather and sized to hold a 13in laptop, so it’s great for your everyday commute and short getaways.

Don’t dress for the weather you have, dress for the weather you want and, well, CELINE HOMME’s sunny hoodie says it all. The alpaca-blend construction gives it a soft, textured handle, which you’ll appreciate when temperatures dip.

Just because you’re lounging around at home or running errands, doesn’t mean you have to forego a bit of fun in your outfit. These sweatpants from AMIRI are pigment-sprayed for a worn-in look and appliquéd with tonal leather stars that should appease even the most boisterous inner child.

For a cashmere investment that makes a splash (sorry), The Elder Statesman is always a good choice. This zip-through sweater from the “Aquatic” capsule – exclusive to MR PORTER – features a fish motif across the front and a stylised crab on the back, so you’ll be ticking off the colour and pattern boxes with ease.

If bright jumpers and knits are a step too far for you right now, a pop of colour on your sneakers can be a gentle way to ease yourself into a more vibrant spring. The two-tone “Rhecess” sneakers from Rhude, with their clever wraparound lace detailing, are our pick.