First on Arnold’s list is a versatile yet impactful coat. “If you invest in two things this winter, make it a good pair of shoes and an incredible coat,” he says. “The double-faced, cashmere blend fabric of this overcoat is so tactile and is perfect for layering chunky knits under, so will also do the job when the temperature goes south. It will work with everything in your wardrobe, too, so the return on investment is huge.”

You’ll need a blazer for those smarter occasions, too. “Tailoring is back, but with a new energy, so cast off those traditional traits and mix things up by choosing a more sartorial look,” Arnold says. “This double-breasted tuxedo jacket has self-fabric lapels, rather than satin, so don’t feel obliged to go fully Bond and only wear it with a bow tie. It will work equally well over a knit with a pair of jeans.”

Fine knits are a great way to freshen up your winter wardrobe according to Arnold. “Merino is one of the hardest performing but softest wools on the market,” he says. “I often prefer wearing one these over wearing a shirt as it looks equally sharp but feels way more comfortable – and looks less stuffy.”

“I’ve always been a big fan of dressing up sportswear and dressing down tailoring, so having a pair of wool tailored trousers in the wardrobe is imperative,” Arnold says. “I love the combination of an elasticated back on the waist and a pleated front as it provides both a modern look and a comfortable fit. I wear mine with white sneakers and a cashmere knit.”

Finally, those incredible shoes. “Like tailoring, hard shoes are striding out of wardrobes around the world after being cast aside during Covid,” Arnold says. “But what’s doubly exciting about this Olie pair is the double monk strap on a Vibram chunky commando sole. This allows a more versatile option that looks equally at home with a suit as it does with a pair of jeans.”