The Winter ’24 Men’s Fashion Edit

By Fashion Sub-Editor Bea Harrison 

Winter in Tasmania is cold. Really cold.

With temperatures dipping as low as 3℃ overnight, and occasionally peaking no further than 5℃ during the day, a warm wardrobe is a must. But, despite the ubiquitous Tassie Tuxedo (a black puffer jacket) for which locals are ridiculed, there’s still plenty of opportunities to flex a style muscle throughout the cooler months. 

The Winter ‘24 Men’s Fashion Edit covers work, weekend and night out looks,  with many of the items available in Tasmanian shops, and some even designed by local creatives. Warm up and look good doing it. 

WORK

  1. Broome Flannel Long Sleeve Cosy and lightweight, a flannelette shirt is good for everyone, no matter where you live.

  2. Froglet A simple design, made with quality 100% recycled fabrics, this bag can be carried or worn as a backpack. It will fit your laptop and your lunch.

  3. Armadale Boot These boots are known for holding their longevity in terms of quality and style, and will dress up an outfit.

  4. Twill Work Jacket A relaxed fit and hip length, this light jacket could be left on inside, and worn with a coat or puffer jacket outside in the depths of winter.

  5. Pleated Herringbone Trouser Unisex pants with a loose fit and wide leg, these are the perfect amount of formal for work in Tassie.

Weekend

  1. Everyday T’Shirt A classic white T-shirt that goes with everything.

  2. Cabal Hemp Elastic Waist Technical Pants A good versatile pair of pants that could be worn casually, to work or after dark, made from eco-friendly materials.

  3. Men’s Re-Tool Jacket A great everyday wearer that is just as at home in the mountains as it is in the city. Layer it up with a pullover or T-shirt, depending on the weather.

  4. 5- Panel Hat - Cada Dia This lightweight hat from ethical brand Cotopaxi is made from 100% recycled nylon, and is an everyday essential to protect you from the harsh Tassie rays.

  5. Bridgedale Hike LW Comfort Socks Quality hiking socks that look cool, even if you aren't hiking.

  6. Cold Snap Pullover A good mid-layer without restricting movement - equally suitable whether you're rock climbing or wrangling kids on a crisp winter morning. Simple in design with a minimalist aesthetic, this pullover is true to style for this quality brand.

  7. Chelsea Boot Comfortable and stylish, these boots are good all-rounders, no matter what the day brings.

  8. Limpet This sleek backpack can carry your everyday essentials while having enough extra space for overnight gear or picnic supplies, making it a very practical purchase.

Night Out

  1. Cotton Roll Up Beanie With a soft sea green colour and simple roll, this beanie is made from cotton to ensure it's warm but not itchy.

  2. Everyday Hemp Long Sleeve This long sleeve shirt in classic black is an everyday essential. Made from sustainable hemp and tencel, it's soft and breathable, and can be worn done up or open as a layering piece.

  3. Fusion Down Jacket An essential winter item from an iconic Australian adventure brand, this Tassie Tuxedo has a matte finish and will keep you toasty warm.

  4. Pearl Hoops These unisex pearl hoops are made by local Tasmanian jeweller Jordan Grech and sold in limited runs.

  5. Gadget Pants These pants have a built-in belt, deep practical pockets and a nice fit. From a brand that was born out of climbing wear with ease of movement the number one priority , you can be sure that they'll be comfortable, too.

  6. Men’s Dress Chelsea Boots Dedicate your daytime boots to messy winter pursuits, and save this pair for evenings out. With a stylish square toe, they look great in a stout brown , as well as simple black or rustic brown.

  7. Fisherman Knit Jumper A warm woolen knit is a winter staple, and this jumper comes in two flecked shades for a rustic, rugged look.

  8. Midweight Merino Socks Midweight merino socks in a crew length, available locally at Tasmanian store Allgoods.

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