With our often inclement and windy weather, an overcoat is a wardrobe must. This double-breasted herringbone style was one of the collection's standout pieces, and will fit seamlessly into any wardrobe Photograph: Whistles
If you're not a smart coat kind of fella, this is the perfect 'in between' outerwear solution. It looks equally good with jeans or with a more tailored outfit. Also, it's a bit Marni – and that's never a bad thing Photograph: Whistles
Texture is the biggest name on the trend block for A/W14. Whistles has nailed it nicely with a selection of mohair jumpers; the emerald green one gets a double thumbs up. And for those who can only think 'itchy' when they see mohair, there are some splendid cable hand-knitted styles in grey and navy Photograph: Whistles
Skate shoes have been enjoying catwalk kudos for a couple of seasons. They're a good alternative to trainers when you want to make an effort without cracking out the shoe polish. The boiled wool is a touch Celine for men, which is fashion speak for 'I know minimal chic when I see it' Photograph: Whistles
This tufted black bomber jacket caught our eye. If you're looking for a statement piece, the navy/khaki camo print wool version is a real contender, and there is also a noteworthy raw-edge navy pea coat for those with more traditional tastes Photograph: Whistles
