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The last months of the year pose a challenge: how does one update their wardrobe for the rapidly shortening days and colder temperatures? There are always flannel pajamas and fleecy sweats. But those don’t tend to fly in the office. Or on a third date. Or at your weekly dinner res. With a cold-weather closet revamp imminent, stocking up on menswear that ticks all the boxes of modern, multi-faceted life can be trickier than it seems. But worry not — the FW24 collection from Canadian-based brand BUGATCHI is here to help.
Jam-packed with seasonally sound knitwear and ultra-sharp staples, BUGATCHI’s FW24 uncomplicates the transitional wardrobe with a mix of timeless basics and statement pieces. Incorporating classic silhouettes and the brand’s luxe Super Merino material — a specially woven, washable wool that’s both water-resistant and wrinkle-proof — the capsule collection has everything you need to update your wardrobe to achieve serious end-of-year style.
As always, the hardest part of working through the transitional wardrobe is figuring out how to put it all together…which is why we’ve tackled it for you, drafting up a series of four can’t-fail ‘fits for the coming months. Whether your calendar calls for jet-setting or wining and dining a big client, these BUGATCHI looks will have you covered. The brand is even offering an exclusive discount for InsideHook readers, with code INSIDE15 saving you 15% off your first order. Mix and match the outerwear, tops and bottoms to your own liking; with a collection of styles this solid, it’s hard to miss. Below, four ways to revamp your transitional wardrobe, courtesy of BUGATCHI.
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