If you don’t know what a shacket is, here’s your debrief. Sitting in that grey area between the shirt and jacket, hence the hybridised name, it’s perfect for those breezy end-of-summer evenings. This one from Loro Piana is a particularly fine example. The cream shade is a welcome alternative to white, but just as risky if you’re dining al fresco – head here for a few tips and save yourself a trip to the dry cleaners.

Few things are more on-point than a fleece jacket right now, and this collaborative style by Drake’s and New York style kings Throwing Fits is one of the best out there. We suggest throwing it over a plain white T-shirt, or layering beneath a jacket when it gets colder.

Mr P.’s bomber jacket is inspired by traditional baseball styles, but its navy suede construction makes it that bit smarter. If you’re interested in the garment’s provenance (and you should be) scan the QR code printed on the care label. It’ll give you access to care advice, origin story and styling tips.

Italian label Valstar has found the perfect formula for military-inspired jackets – its popular designs have remained largely unchanged since the brand set up shop over a century ago. The light-blue colourway is a smart alternative to classic navy or grey styles.

Officine Générale’s blouson jacket is the kind of timeless staple that will stay in your wardrobe for seasons to come and just get better with wear. Plus, it’s exclusive to MR PORTER, so you won’t be able to get it anywhere else.