Top 10 New Arrivals for Men at Harrods This Month

Czapek Génève’s Antarctique launched the crowd-funded manufacture into the big leagues when it was unveiled in 2020. A meeting of centuries-old mechanics and modern design, this iteration features a new in-house tourbillon calibre – a sophisticated update on a system used since 1801. Its striking movement architecture highlights the purity of its underlying structure, while its new guilloché design creates a dramatic vortex effect, offering the impression of infinite depth. Discover it in-store on the Lower Ground Floor.

Named ‘Le Paysan’, Jacquemus’ Spring/Summer 2026 line is rooted in the quiet poetry of everyday life. Paying homage to the idyllic settings of Salon-de-Provence – the childhood home of designer Simon Porte Jacquemus – the collection stars crisp cotton shorts, generously cut denim and workwear-inspired jackets, each channelling the brand’s signature sun-drenched mood with a utilitarian edge. Don’t miss a selection of exclusive T-shirts at the brand’s boutique on the Second Floor too.

Building on his love for Britain and its culture, Hubert de Givenchy opened his first London boutique in 1971 – not just anywhere, but at Harrods. Now, the maison has launched a new eau de parfum inspired by its unique atmosphere, completely exclusive to us. Opening with vibrant blackcurrant bud absolute, its succulent dark notes meld with leather, oud and rich Damascena rose, creating instant romance and mystery.

At its dedicated colour laboratory, Stone Island creates and fine-tunes its dyeing recipes, recipes that now number 60,000. For SS26, the brand introduces a new seasonal colour in its Ghost line, a sand-like shade inspired by workers’ gloves. Completely monochrome, the pieces draw on Californian workwear to create a collection of functional staples in suede, linen, cotton-cashmere and more.

A fresh arrival to Harrods’ menswear line-up, Sage Nation draws upon its founder’s British and Japanese heritage. Taking a unique approach, the London-based brand dedicates precise attention to materials, design and construction, deftly weaving Japanese fabric with made-in-England craftsmanship. The result? Grounded, wearable garments like relaxed shirting, raw denim and boxy outerwear – guaranteed to never go out of style.

If you’re looking to match your tech with your personal style, consider Nothing. Emerging as a sleek disruptor within technology, the London-based brand aims to bring the fun back into technology. With a sleek, industrial aesthetic, its latest collection of phones and audio accessories plays into the ’90s era of gadget design, infusing a nostalgic yet novel energy into your everyday arsenal of tech essentials.

Alan Scott makes an exclusive return at the very place it debuted – Harrods. Every piece reflects the founder’s fascination with the world of falconry, with exceptional craftsmanship front and centre. Take the pristine stitchwork of the label’s hand-linked sweater, or the patented stretch-enriched cashmere of its coats and jackets – developed alongside Italian textile innovator Ermes Ardizzone. Find it in-store now in Menswear on the Second Floor.

Animalistic, resinous, yet fresh, Oud has been a prized aroma in the fragrance world for centuries. Released as a six-month exclusive at Harrods, Oud Velvet Mood is a new interpretation of the original 2012 fragrance by Maison Francis Kurkdjian. Fusing Arabian tradition and Parisian sensibility, agarwood’s smoky, balsamic core is wrapped in a sensuous interplay between the juicy sweetness of peach and the powdery accord of suede.

Founded in 2021, Kartik Research was born from designer Kartik Kumra’s desire to reintroduce humanness into clothing. Craftsmanship beats at the heart of the brand’s vision: working with no fewer than 300 Indian artisans, the brand celebrates its cultural heritage with a range of age-old techniques, from handloom fabrics to intricate embroidery. Striking a fine balance between elegance and extravagance, the label offers a welcome alternative for those looking beyond minimalist design.

As the Official Engineering Partner of the Mercedes-AMG PETRONAS Formula One Team, IWC Schaffhausen has produced special-edition watches built on a shared commitment to technical excellence. This month, the brand presents two limited-edition timepieces co-designed by Grand Prix-winning driver George Russell. A chronograph and automatic model, they are both engraved with Russell’s starting number, 63, and have a striking blue colourway – the very same shade as his racing helmet.

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