Top 10 New Arrivals for Men at Harrods This Month

Few British brands are as well-loved as Barbour and Paul Smith. With an unwavering focus on quality and an innate understanding of British style, they also make a natural pairing. This season, the two join forces on a new collection fusing Barbour’s outdoor roots with Paul Smith’s metropolitan ease. Expect wax jackets finished with striped trims, pops of colour and patchwork finishes, alongside Barbour family tartans, chunky knitwear, boots and more. 

“What truly distinguishes Vacheron Constantin’s heritage is its uninterrupted history,” says style and heritage director Christian Selmoni. “We have been in operation since 1755, and that continuous thread of watchmaking expertise, innovation and artistic expression is incredibly rare.” This year, the Maison celebrates its 270th anniversary with The Quest, an immersive exhibition arriving at Harrods on Thursday 16th October. Visit Fine Watches on the Ground and Lower Ground Floors to discover Vacheron Constantin’s extraordinary history, famed timepieces and the master craftspeople behind them.

“Our Legacy reimagines wardrobe staples through the lens of subtle disruption and Scandinavian cool,” say our menswear buyers. “We love its distinctive balance of precision and imperfection, timelessness and experimentation – each piece tells a story of quiet confidence and contemporary edge.” Arriving at Harrods this season, the Stockholm-based brand presents its latest collection in a new pop-up on the Second Floor, featuring progressive cuts, premium materials and relaxed tailoring for autumn.

The Oura Ring is no ordinary piece of jewellery. Cast from aerospace-titanium – one of the strongest materials on earth – it allows you to track over 50 metrics that directly impact your health and wellbeing, day and night. Available at a new pop-up in Technology on the Fifth Floor, it provides insights to help optimise your sleep, manage stress and hit your fitness goals – achievements you can share with your network in Oura Circles. Did we mention, it looks good too?

“The Autumn/Winter 2025 collection softens the codes of formality,” Brioni creative director Norbert Stumpfl tells us. “The suits are supple, almost like a second skin; jackets move effortlessly from day to night. It’s about honouring tradition while expressing a contemporary, quietly confident identity.” Founded in Rome in 1945, Brioni is the pinnacle of Italian tailoring. Each suit typically requires 220 steps, 7,000 hand-made hidden stitches, and over 24 hours of workmanship. At its pop-up in Menswear on the Second Floor, you’ll find an exceptional wardrobe of refined sets, practical outerwear and knitwear, perfectly balancing formal and casual.

Exclusive to Harrods in the UK, Parfums de Marly revisits three signatures in celebration of French refinement and the finest and rarest raw materials. Designed as unique personalities, the collection opens with Carios, a long-lasting scent made for confident leaders. Eragon, a spicy amber infusion, radiates light, power and creativity; finally, woody Valero fuses the traditions of the past with the excitement of the future. Each is housed in sculpted crystal flacons – the first time the brand has designed exclusive bottles for this collection.

Driven by a shared passion for experimentation, Johnnie Walker Vault and Balmain creative director Olivier Rousteing have released a new collector’s whisky: The Couture Blend. Coinciding with Rousteing’s 40th birthday, it blends several malts of at least that age, including ghost whiskies from Port Dundas and trailblazing creations from the ’80s and ’90s, masterfully balanced to create a limited release of 1,500 individually numbered bottles. Find the collection at the Crescent Windows pop-up by Door 6 until Saturday 25th October.

To begin to understand the craft of Colombo, you need only touch one of its pieces. Take this exclusive overcoat. Made in Italy, it’s spun from the finest cashmere – a result of the family’s passion for the world’s noble fibres. It has been processed within a vertical structure to give an incredibly soft handle, and will layer wonderfully with the brand’s cashmere knits. Visit Menswear on the Second Floor to discover the full collection at the brand’s new pop-up, featuring many more pieces exclusive to Harrods.

Founded in the 1930s, Corneliani has pioneered Italian menswear for nearly a century. The brand’s taste and refinement largely stems from its origins in Mantua, where its factory remains: a UNESCO World Heritage Site and wonder of Renaissance Italy. This season, Corneliani offers a collection of exceptional winter staples exclusive to Harrods, from cotton-cashmere shirts to cargo chinos and the finest two-piece suits. To have these tailored especially to you, book a one-on-one appointment with our specialist made-to-measure service in-store.

‘Now in new form’ is how System describes its philosophy. Founded in 1990, the Seoul-based brand works to capture the spirit of the present in each new collection. Its latest offering channels quiet confidence, combining refined tailoring, intricate details and minimalist Korean streetwear. “System captures timeless designs,” say our buyers. “Using neutral, earthy tones and premium fabrics, the brand delivers high-end pieces that can be used to highlight and express individuality and provide timeless classics for everyday looks.”

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Learn the art of sprezzatura – from fit to colour palette – with two of Italy’s finest tailors.