Style: 12 items every man needs this Med season

Fashion is fizzing with tropical and nautical fun for men this spring/summer. From florals to fruit and any manner of vegetables, the men’s catwalks in Milan and London were blooming marvellous with all things botanical. Stripes and Breton tops for men are also back with a vengeance and shoe-wise, it is all about the luxury sneaker. Whether you’re a follower of fashion or just want to look good on deck, our edit of this season’s must-have pieces will never leave you wondering what to wear on your Mediterranean charter.

Hugo Boss

After a flirtation with bright colours and neon, Hugo’s new range embraces neutrals.

Slim fit cotton jacket, £330, Boss Hugo Boss

Christopher Bailey’s always had a whimsical streak and he has embraced this with lace shirts that are anything but fey.

Italian lace shirt, £595, Burberry

Everything’s coming up roses with a botanical garden’s worth of prints inspired by flowers and vegetables.

Trousers, POA, Dolce & Gabbana

This butter-soft suede blouson gives you plenty of bang for your buck and is an investment piece.

Suede jacket, £3,320, Loro Piana

Thom Brown’s new stripey range is inspired by the Henley Regatta.

Gilet, £2,105, Moncler

The world’s most talented technicians have produced an extraordinarily detailed embroidered collection.

Pyjama top, £1,160, Louis Vuitton

The bomber’s moved into blazer territory and can be easily dressed up.

Wool-cashmere bomber jacket, £485, Paul Smith

Creative director Patrick Grant’s interests go from Savile Row’s Norton & Sons to his old-school British workwear.

Jeans, £250, E Tautz

The Milanese brand is rarely out of fashion and this season’s oversized scarves and patterns are, again, bang on trend.

Scarf, £220, Missoni

Sneakers are no longer the casual weekend choice. Precious skins and smooth styling offer a luxe look.

Sneakers, £440, Billionaire