Sweats aren’t the only things Mr Jerry Lorenzo does well – Fear of God Essentials’ smart-casual designs are just as good. Wide utility pockets nod to workwear, and details like the Velcro cuffs and the zip fastening add a practical touch.

Understated in design and relatively branding-free (save for the subtle, rubberised logo at the back of the neck), Fear of God Essentials’ is the kind of gilet that works just as well over a hoodie as it does layered beneath a blazer. The storm flap gives it utilitarian appeal.

If you’re anything like us, you’ll appreciate a well-made fleece. Fear of God Essentials’ is cut in a relaxed profile and has a thick, plush handle that’s great for exploring outdoor trails and city streets.

If you wish to pledge your allegiance to the brand, but want an alternative to the popular “ESSENTIALS” logo, then consider this hoodie – it’s printed with Lorenzo’s birth year instead.

Sitting somewhere in-between a sweatshirt and a windbreaker, Fear of God Essentials’ zip-up is guarantee to work double time in your wardrobe. Leave it open over a plain tank top or style it out in lieu of a polo shirt.

At MR PORTER, we’re firm believers that polo shirts are the core of any self respecting summer wardrobe. As such, we wouldn’t think twice about investing in Fear of God Essentials’ versatile beige style. The subtle branding and relaxed cut are sure to look the part at any barbecue or garden party you have coming up.

Nylon sweats seem to be all the rage – don’t mind if we suggest this pair by Fear Of God Essentials. Aptly named Storm, they’re conveniently made from waterproof nylon that’ll have you ready for spells of unpredictable weather.

How short is too short? You’ll be pleased to hear that this summer there are no rules on that front, at least according to Fear of God Essentials. Cut from Taslan nylon, these running-inspired shorts are just as comfortable for a morning workout as they are for whatever you have planned afterwards.