Men's style: The essential guide to winter layering

Whether you're heading from chilly Europe to the warmer climes of a Caribbean superyacht vacation or are wrapping up against the freezing conditions of the Alps in some of the best luxury skiwear, layering is a winter essential every man must master. Robert Johnston rounds up his top pieces to see your through to Spring 2017 in style.

Hardy Amies overcoat

No one does a classic overcoat better than Savile Row, and Hardy Amies’s cashmere version has traditional peak lapels to see you through the winter with flair.

£650, hardyamies.com

There’s more to Moncler than a down-filled jacket, and this Gamme Bleu cotton over-shirt is perfect to pull over a T-shirt if you’re looking for a quick fix when the temperature drops.

£395, moncler.com

This metallic jacquard cardigan epitomises designer Alessandro Michele’s love for 1970s styling. And let’s face it, isn’t there a little glam rocker inside all of us?

£795, gucci.com

JW Anderson is a British designer held in high regard and his stint as creative director of Loewe has seen the Spanish label transformed into a fashion leader.

£175, loewe.com

Armani’s relaxed take on tailoring is evident in this classic double-breasted blazer. Cut slim to flatter your frame, it’s sure to be one of the most useful items in your wardrobe.

£1,400, armani.com

Not willing to sacrifice comfort or style? These suede desert boots are a reinterpretation of those created in the Cairo bazaar for British army officers, and will go with casual tailoring as well as jeans.

£495, bottegaveneta.com

These wool and cotton blend trousers are the epitome of sports luxe. Both comfortable and tailored, they work perfectly with a blazer for a working day or night out.

£260, by Barena, mrporter.com

Dunhill has a long tradition in making top quality luggage and this black and navy canvas Traveller carry-on is no exception. And, of course, it has all the storage solutions the modern traveller demands.

£650, dunhill.com