A Kind of Guise rarely disappoints. In fact, the German label is yet to leave me feeling short-changed whenever I’ve purchased something from one of its many exceptional collections.
That is, my friends, the definition of consistency: something that delivers, no matter the time of the year or the occasion.
A Kind of Guise’s new Holiday collection, though, is one of its finest, a selection curated to embrace the spirit of the season while ensuring comfort throughout your celebrations. Think cozy evenings, joyful celebrations, and plenty of menswear.
Standouts include the Hruni pullover and beanies, which are hand-knitted and take hours of meticulous knitting. Then there’s the Derbin Shirt, which features a captivating brown paisley jacquard design with fringed outlines, and the Dullu Shirt and its checkered pattern with a three-dimensional, fuzzy surface.
It’s winter, so outerwear also makes an appearance in two mid- and short-length coat styles: the Huari and Kapa Mac. On the other hand, for moments that call for refined comfort indoors, AKOG’s Deconstructed Peak Blazer is the perfect choice.
Then there’s knitwear. Oh, is there knitwear! From the cozy Danilo Polo in soft lambswool to the Per Knit Polo crafted from a responsible wool blend, AKOG knitwear is comfort personified.
Elsewhere there’s AKOG’s balaklava that takes inspiration from traditional Icelandic knitwear patterns, a minimalistic version that wraps you in warmth from head to chin, perfect for embracing the crisp wintery days.
