Top 10 New Arrivals for Men at Harrods This Month

Built on the comfort of the finest yarns, Ami Paris’s exclusive Christmas capsule includes the cosiest winter layers – from fluffy scarves and signature sweaters to gifting essentials for all the family. For the first time, the brand also offers a limited-edition wardrobe for children, allowing your little ones to share in its famous Parisian style this festive season.   

Inspired by the original Reverso of 1931, Jaeger-LeCoultre’s Classic Quartz is as distinctive as it was over 90 years ago. Defined by its groundbreaking reversible case, the collection now introduces new Classic Quartz editions – ideal gifts for the most discerning recipients. Notice the sword-shaped hands and three-lined gadroons on the case, recalling the streamlined elegance of Art Deco.

Loro Piana takes us into the heart of the Swiss Alps for this year’s Holiday Collection. Rooted in rich textures and nostalgic comfort, it features baby cashmere cable knits – exceptionally fine and soft – alongside Zibeline leathers, refined eveningwear and (aprés) ski staples. A seasonal palette of soft brown, camel and deep green works seamlessly, offering versatility for Christmas and beyond.

“Its beautifully nuanced flavours are displayed like the colours on a peacock’s tail,” master of wine Bob Campbell said of Felton Road’s 2024 Pinot Noir Bannockburn. “I have a cast-iron rule that prevents me from [drinking the] wine during tastings. It wasn’t easy.” Made with organically grown grapes, it has pure aromas of strawberries, orange peel, sandalwood and potpourri with a crisp and delicious finish.

Now on its fourth generation, Paul & Shark can trace its origins to 1921 – the year it was founded as a fabric mill in Northern Italy. Today, the brand has spent more than 40 years fine-tuning its innovative materials, inspired by a love for functional sportswear and sailing, with products tested by actual sailing crews. Discover its latest collection at the new pop-up in Menswear on the Second Floor, featuring many pieces exclusive to Harrods.

With Loewe’s Crafted Collection, the house unveils three artisanal reinterpretations of a rare note of perfumery. This exclusive Bittersweet Oud Eau de Parfum magnifies the ingredient’s resinous, woody depth through a vibrant contrast between zesty bitter orange and warm, creamy sandalwood. Don’t miss the sculptural flask, inspired by traditional handblown glass.

Stone Island has been pushing the boundaries of fabric since its founding in Ravarino, Italy, in 1982. This season, the brand turns its focus to denim, issuing a new line of jackets, shirts, jeans and more. Each piece combines cutting-edge innovations like Indigo Polypropylene Denim and lightweight indigo-dyed tela with traditional Japanese raw selvedge – all branded with a new black badge and the blue compass logo. Find it in Menswear on the Second Floor.

Adding to the famous Reporter series, Leica’s SL3 camera is specially designed for the harsh conditions of reportage and press photography. It features a scratch-resistant dark green finish, a special trim for improved grip, and an outstanding image quality of up to six megapixels plus precise autofocus. Robust, reliable and easy to use, it also connects to the Leica FOTOS app for a seamless workflow experience.

As we say in our guide to men’s party dressing, no look is complete without accessories. This season, Tateossian brings a special collection of cufflinks exclusive to Harrods – from gold-plated styles set with bright red garnets, to more minimalist options in sterling silver. Each is crafted in the brand’s workshop in Birmingham, the heart of England’s silversmith industry.

Founded in 1967 by Luigi Colombo, this family-run Italian brand is the world’s largest producer of noble fibres. Today, it operates out of two historic factories, where 94 production cycles are used for the fabric production alone. In menswear, this exceptional craft fuels a classic aesthetic that will stand the test of time.