Summer Fashion For Men: 9 Wardrobe Must-Haves To Survive Summer

by richa popat
9 Wardrobe Must-Haves To Survive Summer

Whoever said men’s fashion is boring never truly explored all the options. Dressing for winters might be easier owing to the layering, but summer presents an opportunity to experiment with both minimal and bold fits, trends and classics. While you might want to live in a t-shirt and shorts to brave through hot, humid days, there are better (more fashionable) ways to beat the heat. There are some wardrobe staples in men’s summer fashion that you just can’t do without like the quintessential round neck t-shirt or a smart pair of chinos. To simplify summer fashion for men, we’ve listed out 9 wardrobe must-haves that need to be your go-tos to survive this season.

Short Sleeve Shirt

No, not all short sleeve shirts need to have that tropical vibe, sometimes a simple print or a solid colour short sleeve shirt is all you need to look summer ready! Make sure the shirt you pick is a well-fitted one, else it could look excessively baggy or boxy. Throw in a pair of chino shorts and sneakers and you’re ready for a day out with the boys.

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Scoop Neck T-shirt

You can’t go wrong with this versatile piece in your wardrobe. Whether you’re dressing for a coffee date or a regular day out, this quintessential piece will not disappoint. Opt for solid colours when looking for scoop neck t-shirts to nail your summer fashion game as they are easier to style with a blazer or even independently.

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Linen Shirt

This fabric needs to be your best friend if you want to get through summer without feeling like a drenched mess. They’re thin, lightweight, and ultra comfortable making them a must-have in your wardrobe. Need more reason to add it to your closet? Our favourite Bollywood celebrities like Varun Dhawan and Siddharth Malhotra make a strong case for linen shirts in summer.

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Polo Shirt

Roger Federer could pass off as the biggest advocate for polo shirts. We’ve almost never seen the man in anything but a polo shirt on the tennis court. And if he can look good in it while winning tournaments, so can you. All you need to do is style it right with a pair of pleated trousers or the good old jeans, depending on the occasion.

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Chinos

Work or weekend, a good pair of cotton chinos can be worn for both. When styled right, this closet staple can seamlessly transition from being casual to formal. To differentiate them, opt for lighter colours like olive greens and neutral shades for a more relaxed, casual look. Whereas darker shades like navy blue are more appropriate for a formal event or occasion.

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Tailored Shorts

If Pedro Pascal can walk down the MET Gala carpet in a shorts and shirt look, then what’s stopping you? A fail-proof summer outfit idea for men, switch up this combination a little by alternating between short sleeve shirts and polo t-shirts. However you choose to wear it, a pair of tailored shorts will prove to be the best sartorial investment.

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Loafers

Date nights, weddings and office dinners, a trusty pair of loafers can work for just about any occasion – thanks to them being comfortable and breathable. Wear them without socks, or opt for invisible socks, the choice is yours. For a more casual setting, pick suede ones, and for more formal days, leather loafers will get the job done.

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Sneakers

While loafers may be the ideal choice for summers, you can never go wrong with a pair of sneakers. Irrespective of the weather or the time of the day, sneakers when paired with the right outfit can help create a 10/10 look. Rannvijay Singha and Diljit Dosanjh sure know how to work a good pair of sneakers with every kind of outfit. And while white sneakers are a good way to play it safe, experiment a little with some bright colours for summer.

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Sandals

No, they don’t have to be limited to your father’s wardrobe anymore, because with the right kind of outfit, a good pair of leather sandals can create a look that’s one for the books. Think linen shirt paired with chino shorts or pants styled with brown leather sandals. Now that is a look that’s both beach and backyard approved.

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