Men - Pro-Idee Fashion Classics

Hit the right note with the workwear trend: Safety boots as worn by platform workers.

Classic today. Fashionable tomorrow. The elegant reversible belt with Italian chic. By Belts.

The perfect underwear for everyday and suitable for year-round wear. By Skiny, Austria.

Stylish check. High-quality, thick cotton flannel. For stylish lounging and pleasant sleeping: Pyjama trousers.

The double print pocket square from German traditional brand Pellens & Loick by 1870.

Warm, windproof, water-repellent: The luxury version of felted wool hats. Made by Bollmann Hat Company.

With striking graduated colour: A unique and fashionable way to wear stripes.

Fine-knit instead of chunky: The elegant version of the linen cardigan. Also fits under your sports jacket.

Sturdy, yet fine enough for business wear: Cavalry twill shirt by Thomas Mason.

As stylish as cloth trousers. Wonderfully warm like woollen trousers. By DAKS/London.

Fine, velvety-soft corduroy – but much lighter, finer and easier to combine than conventional corduroy.

The 170g (6 oz) sneakers: Lightweight combination of on-trend felted wool and EVA foam.

Classic tartan pattern. Urban colours. Light, supple and soft fabric. Woven in Germany.

By Herman Headwear. Belgian hat specialist since 1874.

Exceptionally stylish. Ideal throughout the year. The fine knit zip-neck pullover made of Pima cotton.

A felted wool sports jacket that is soft, light and smart. Made of comfortable viscose/wool jersey.

Coin cases and purses from Il Bussetto, reflecting the best of Tuscan bag making tradition.

The winter alternative for jeans: Slightly brushed chinos in denim look. Soft and comfortable.

Warm and wind & water repellent: The knitted outdoor cardigan. By Alan Paine, England.

The lightest cotton trousers in Brax’s 65 year old history. Weighs only 280g (9.9 oz) in a size 34"R.

The versatile combination of bow tie, socks and pocket square. By Gentleman’s Agreement.

Still casual. Still lightweight. And fully suitable for suits. The business version of the famous “Dirty Buck”.

The typical look of the fashion favourite bouclé. But with a new lightness and comfort. By Carl Gross.

Chic Cerruti summer cloth. Tailoring at its best. Exactly the right shade of red.

The stylish way to wear check shorts. In classic glen check and maritime colours, with a proper length.

Miraculous comfort: The velvety-soft terry shirt. Breathable and moisture-absorbing. From Howlin'.

Looks good. And cleans up nicely.

The elegant version of the knitted tennis style polo shirts. Airy fine knit made of triple finished cotton.

Perfectly matching. The versatile combination of bow tie, socks and pocket square. By Gentleman’s Agreement.

Blouson jacket style and seersucker fabric: Two classics are now on the rise in fashion. As light as a shirt.

Softer just got softer. Viscose from bamboo/cashmere. The summery lightweight basic jumper by Benbarton.

Meet a good old friend. And forget that shirts always need ironing.

Seersucker: The cool crêpe fabric that lets air circulate. Created by Brooks Brothers.

Smooth, dark and with a subtle pattern: This is how elegant a jersey shirt can be.

The fashionably slim, extremely comfortable chino trousers: Do not constrict, do not crease. Xtend by m.e.n.s.

Original Donegal tweed. Typical robust, burled character. Woven by Abraham Moon & Sons in England.

On-trend pure denim: A Lagerfeld speciality and trademark.

With Italian flair: Ingram makes the classic dress shirt suitable for everyday wear.

Look a true gentleman – even when it’s over 30 degrees. A rare find: A two-piece ensemble made of pure linen.