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Mr P.’s New Collection Is a One-Stop Shop for Spring Wardrobe Essentials Men Actually Need
The in-house label from Mr Porter offers over 300+ pieces focusing on tailoring, texture and timeless style.
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What to wear this spring? Wrong question. Instead, ask yourself: What style essentials are missing from my wardrobe? What staples am I missing — or are in desperate need of replacements — that will fill the gaps in my spring wardrobe? Much like the idea of spring cleaning, this time of the year is ideal to declutter your closet and evaluate what pieces would add the most value to your well-curated assortment of fashions and accessories. Then with complete clarity, you’ll be able to spot those fresh gems that’ll become timeless signatures instead of wasting your hard-earned money on fads of the moment that’ll be tomorrow’s fashion faux pas. When you’re ready, Mr P., Mr Porter’s in-house contemporary fashion brand, is where you should start your spring style search.
Back in 2017, Mr Porter utilized seven years of consumer insights to launch its own label with a team of designers and Mr Porter staff to create a collection of over 50 high-quality garments that their customers were craving with fairly reasonable price tags that merit the craftsmanship. Simply put, the online retailer saw Mr P. as an opportunity to fill the gaps in a man’s wardrobes with elevated fashion staples that stood the test of time — and boy, did they get it right.
Now, almost seven years following Mr P.’s launch, the brand has cultivated its own loyal following of well-dressed devotees that confidently shop the label’s core collection and seasonal offerings of suiting, casual separates, and a full range of footwear offerings that cover every occasion and need one could have for a modern wardrobe.
This spring, Mr P.’s collection features a total of over 330 pieces with fresh drops throughout the warm weather season. Tailoring, texture, and timeless design were the focus for the label’s latest spring 2025 collection, while a selection of inspiration — including photographer Elio Sorci’s Paparazzo, Patricia Highsmith’s “The Talented Mr Ripley,” and the film “Plein Soleil” — lent itself well to a capsule wardrobe of sunny delights with must-have linen separates, cotton essentials, and breezy knits in muted-yet-colorful shades of sun-bleached yellow, sage green, and other light pastel hues. Combined with pieces in earth tones, it’s an easy way for men to embrace color this season while mixing in their own year-round staples of navy and black fashions.
Whether you’re days are filled with a backdrop of the Mediterranean coast or an urban jungle, these easy, breezy pieces have men looking sharp this season for all occasions.
Mr P. James Straight-Leg Drawstring Trousers
$210
Start with the pants you’ll need the most this season. Your business slacks are solid for the new season’s important business meetings, but for business casual days on the clock and weekends in the sun, opt for a classic straight-leg trouser in a breathable blend of cotton and linen. The drawstring waistband might make you question just how many days of the week does one really need to wear jeans.
Price upon publish date of this article: $210
Mr P. Striped Polo Shirt
$355
Hear me out: every man looks good in a knit polo shirt. It’s ideal for hugging those areas you’ve been flexing at the gym and concealing any signs of a less-than-perfect abdominal area. The woven design of the fabric is an elevated upgrade to the classic pique polo in your closet to wear under an unstructured blazer with a matching pants, classic indigo jeans or even khaki shorts with a stellar pair of loafers to complete the look.
Price upon publish date of this article: $355
Mr P. Linen Shirt
$180
Sure, you might have a linen shirt in your closet, but what about a buttercup yellow button-down shirt? This soft linen stunner will be your wardrobe workhorse for most occasions this season, and it’ll compliment any tan you develop on that much-needed vacation.
What does yellow go well with? In this pastel hue, the answer is everything: denim blue jeans, khaki chinos, and even a bottoms in earth tones like moss green, stone gray and dark beige colorways.
Price upon publish date of this article: $180
Mr P. Colour-Block Sneakers
$210
This has to be one of the most exciting releases from Mr P.’s new spring 2025 collection, tapping into the latest trends of the moment with a classic look that won’t embarrass you come next season. The retro-style tennis shoe utilizes a strong textural and color mix to highlight the craftsmanship of the new release with a complimentary gum sole. There is no limit to where and how you wear these sneaker. The only question to ask yourself is should you buy a second pair while sizes are still in stock.
Price upon publish date of this article: $210
Mr P. Unstructured Suit Jacket and Steve Slim-Fit Trousers
$400
$240
Lighten up your approach to dapper dressing with an unstructured, garment-dyed suit that means business but doesn’t take itself too seriously. From office hours to happy hour, this linen-blend suit offers a sense of ease that’s ideal for the season while maintaining a sophisticated look that makes it ideal to wear with suede loafers or leather sneakers.
Price upon publish date of this article: $240
Mr P. Suede Penny Loafers
$385
A little bit of traditional menswear flair goes a long way to dress up a simple white T-shirt and jeans. Mr P,’s suede penny loafers have that rich texture that adds some extra swagger to ordinary loafers, making them ideal for office footwear and dancing shoes at a spring wedding.
Price upon publish date of this article: $385
Mr P. Button-Down Oxford Shirt
$180
When refreshing your wardrobe basics, your go-to blue Oxford shirt should be one of the first items to inspect in your closet. We suggest upgrading to Mr P.’s non-stretch classic shirt that has the versatility to make it a summer essential (and a sure-bet item to pack for any weekend travels).
Price upon publish date of this article: $180
Mr P. Edward Straight-Leg Drawstring Trousers
$210
Replace your heavyweight denim jeans with chambray trousers in light linen when temperatures heat up. It’s an easy swap-in situation for any outfit formula where those classic blue bottoms would normally fit.
Price upon publish date of this article: $210
Mr P. Straight-Leg Shorts
$140
Shorts are key to the warm weather season — but not just any pair of shorts. These straight-leg Mr P. classics cover all your bases for cool style when the weather heats up.
Price upon publish date of this article: $140
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Adam Mansuroglu is the Director of Commerce for Footwear News and WWD, overseeing strategy for shopping content on both brands, along with writing and editing shopping guides, product reviews, and shopping trend stories across fashion, beauty, home, and lifestyle product categories for men and women. Before his current role, Mansuroglu was a fashion editor and stylist at Cosmopolitan Magazine, a Style Editor at BestProducts.com, and a Senior Style and Gear Editor at Men’s Health Magazine. Mansuroglu has been tapped as a shopping expert for editorial websites such as Wirecutter, and his writing has also appeared in Out Magazine, Esquire, and other publications.
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