In the long-awaited Happy Gilmore sequel now on Netflix, Adam Sandler – who has become an unlikely fashion icon in the near-30 years since the last film – still stands out on the golf course. He wears track pants, plaid shirts and hockey jerseys, contrasting against the formal looks of the establishment. But, as golf’s reputation changes, so has the dress code. This sport is on the verge of new territory – it’s becoming fashionable.

T-shirts first came into play in the late 1800s, when the US Navy began issuing white versions of them as standard undershirts. It’s down to F Scott Fitzgerald, who coined the term “T-shirt” in his 1920 debut novel This Side Of Paradise, that we now refer to the garment as such. It wasn’t before long, as with many military products – trench and peacoats, for instance – that the T-shirt made its way into the wardrobes of men not destined for the shores of enemy frontiers.

By now, you’re probably familiar with the concept of a capsule wardrobe – a selection of versatile, timeless and interchangeable staples in complementary colourways that can be styled with one another with little effort, to cater a variety of occasions and dress codes. The idea of this rigorously curated, fit-anywhere closet defies trends and seasons, ensuring it never goes out of style. But what makes up the perfect one? And what if we told you that if those staples you pick to be part of it are made by some of the best in the business, using the best materials and are also able to stand the test of time? Just see for yourself below.

Nominative determinism is the theory that your name can help shape your career, hobbies and overall life path. From the record-holding fastest man in the world, Usain Bolt, to the president and COO of Nintendo of America, Doug Bowser, not to be confused with Mario’s arch nemesis. Or the prominent British urologist Dr Nicholas Burns-Cox. The concept was first floated by the psychologist Carl Jung, who we guess was himself young once. Whether you’re more likely to become a baker if your surname is Baker is perhaps a moot point. But there is evidence to suggest that given names can also impact your social trajectory. Several surveys have shown that men with unusual first names were overall more likely to have dropped out of school, but had an increased chance of finding themselves on a list of Who’s Who if they came from a wealthy background.

In the long-awaited Happy Gilmore sequel now on Netflix, Adam Sandler – who has become an unlikely fashion icon in the near-30 years since the last film – still stands out on the golf course. He wears track pants, plaid shirts and hockey jerseys, contrasting against the formal looks of the establishment. But, as golf’s reputation changes, so has the dress code. This sport is on the verge of new territory – it’s becoming fashionable.

T-shirts first came into play in the late 1800s, when the US Navy began issuing white versions of them as standard undershirts. It’s down to F Scott Fitzgerald, who coined the term “T-shirt” in his 1920 debut novel This Side Of Paradise, that we now refer to the garment as such. It wasn’t before long, as with many military products – trench and peacoats, for instance – that the T-shirt made its way into the wardrobes of men not destined for the shores of enemy frontiers.