Merino Wool-Twill Suit
A black suit in fine merino twill from Italy's great tailoring house. Sharp enough for the board meeting, and for every black-tie evening that isn't quite black tie.
Tailoring, cashmere and the shoes he'd never buy himself.
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A black suit in fine merino twill from Italy's great tailoring house. Sharp enough for the board meeting, and for every black-tie evening that isn't quite black tie.
The polish professional shoe-shiners swear by, in a burlwood box with horsehair brushes, wax, cream and conditioner. Handsome enough to leave out in his dressing room.
The relaxed, open-collar linen shirt Loro Piana calls its ultimate, a classic since 1998 inspired by Neapolitan shirt-making. No visible logo; customers rate it 4.9 out of 5.
A featherweight knit polo for cool evenings on the terrace: the quiet-luxury uniform of the Riviera, with no logo in sight.
Nobody cuts evening wear quite like Tom Ford: sharp peak lapels and a fit that needs only a final tailor's touch. For gala season.
Cashmere on one side, Loro Piana's weatherproof Storm System shell on the other. The jacket he'll reach for from the golf course to the airport.
Made by the bootmaker that has shod kings since 1866. Soft suede on a sturdy sole: the shoes he'd never buy himself.
La Mer's richest eye cream, for the man who spends his days on screens and his weekends in the sun.