Mr Mike Amiri’s luxe take on of laid-back West Coast style has been an undoubted hit over the last few years. And you can see why with pieces such as this pale blue cardigan. It looks great with distressed denim. Go a size up to truly embrace the grungy look.

Don’t sleep on Brunello Cucinelli during the Sale: the craftsmanship is second-to-none and the timelessness of its designs means that whatever you buy is more or less guaranteed to age well. These incredibly refined suede desert boots set on sturdy crepe soles are a case in point.

An overcoat might not be the first thing on your shopping list in the height of summer. But when autumn arrives and they’re back at full price you’ll be glad you planned ahead. This Prince of Wales checked overcoat from Mr P. is a classic that’s sure to last you for years to come – and a bargain, to boot.

Aficionados of handmade Neapolitan tailoring recognise Kiton as one of the best, if not the best, brands in the world. This cashmere- and linen-blend puppytooth jacket is still a big investment, even with a hefty reduction – but if you’ve got the funds, it’s a prime opportunity to get your hands on one of menswear’s holy grails.

Mr P.’s take on a classic lumberjack shirt has a few smart details that set it apart from the norm, such as its zip placket and its unusually soft fabric, which is a flannel made from a blend of cotton and wool. Pick it up now at a discount and stow it away in your wardrobe for when the cooler months arrive.

Sale shopping isn’t just about stocking up on wardrobe essentials. It’s also the perfect opportunity to treat yourself to a few little luxuries that you might not have been able to justify at full price, such as these cashmere sweatpants from rag & bone. Do you need them? Probably not. Will they spark joy? Absolutely.

A good washbag is a serious life upgrade. If you don’t already have one – or if you’re in the market for a new one – here’s an opportunity courtesy of Serapian, a near-century-old leather goods specialist from Milan. The brand’s sleek black bag is made from grape leather, an animal-friendly byproduct of the wine industry, and has enough room to stash all of your grooming essentials.

Stone Island might be known among the streetwear crowd for its patch sweaters and tees, but the brand really made its name with its range of technical outerwear, which features the use of meticulously researched fabrics. This turquoise shell jacket is treated for a reflective finish – you’ll certainly stand out from the crowd.

Human Made’s take on the output of adidas has always found new, fun ways of looking at the German behemoth’s archival pieces. Take this pair of Gorp-friendly hiking shoes for the sportswear brand’s adidas Consortium line of limited-edition, small-batch drops. The hardy neoprene and suede sneakers – based on adidas’ Country running footwear, but considerably beefed up – come with the slogan “Gears For Futuristic Teenagers” printed up the famous stripes. (Although we suggest you dress to your shoe size, not your age.)

Known for its uncompromising approach to craftsmanship, Berluti has a well-earned reputation as one of the most prestigious shoemakers in the world. So it’s worth paying attention whenever its name shows up in the Sale. These suede loafers make subtle use of the house’s Scritto motif, words from a handwritten document that was bought at a French auction.