Product Archive
April 2026 – Issue 192 | Pre-order
Packed with must-reads, exclusives and an insider’s look at diplomacy today, our April issue is here. We sit down with Canada prime minister Mark Carney in Tokyo to hear why middle powers are more important than ever at a time of rupture. Then we take you on a tour of the world’s best embassies, from the Nordics in Berlin and the Philippines in Singapore to Italy’s stylish outpost in London. We also fly to Manhattan to meet the CEO of Bloomingdale’s and speak with the chair of Zegna Group for an insight into his plans for Tom Ford. Plus: browse our fashion top 25 for the best labels and retail spaces this spring.
Note: With two limited-edition covers, experience the luck of the draw when you order. Available online and on newsstands on 26 March. Pre-order now.
Shipping note: If your order includes multiple items, the pre-order item will be shipped separately once it becomes available.
All-season work jacket
This classic all-season work jacket is made in Portugal from pure-cotton twill and features corozo buttons. Designed by our in-house team, the exclusive look was created for writers and artists in need of a place to stow away notebooks. There are five pockets in all, including one internal option. Available in navy and olive.
Lambswool crewneck
Part of Monocle’s continental collection, this crewneck is knitted in Scotland on a seamless loom. The machine ensures that each piece comes out in a continuous, tube-like fabric, providing the strength, comfort and close fit of the jumpers. Available in silver, scotspine or walnut. Jumpers are brushed for a shaggy look. Consider sizing up, as the style fit is small.
Cotton twill cap
Top off your look with this colourful and versatile hat. Made in California from 100 per cent twill, this signature Monocle cap has been launched in two new colourways: yellow and light blue. Featuring embroidered Monocle branding on the front and a tonal logo on the rear, it’s the perfect companion for everything from walking through cities to playing a round of golf.
Travel case
This travel case from Budapest-based Ykra is handcrafted by the brand’s own team of seamstresses in the Hungarian town of Vásárosnamény. Made using materials such as pure cotton canvas, suede strip and cotton tape, each piece features a co-branded logo. The ribbed webbing strap and stitched leather accent on the front are exclusive to Monocle.
Founded by Hungarian designer Balázs Lakatos, Budapest-based Ykra channels a nostalgic take on outdoor bags and accessories. From vegetable-tanned leather to cotton canvas, the label features products made from natural materials.
December/January 2025/2026 – Issue 189
Monocle’s December/January issue is out now. With handy insights from the past year and a view of what’s to come in 2026, our bumper winter edition is packed with reports, ideas and long reads to savour. We head to Beirut to hear about how the city is bouncing back, step behind the curtains at the Royal Danish Ballet, pick up presents in our festive gift guides and sit down for culinary treats at a few of Paris’s best bistros. Plus: dip into our Japan survey, which has plenty of lessons in mobility and retail for the year ahead.
Please note: With two limited-edition covers, experience the luck of the draw when you order.
Boiled-wool vest
Made in Portugal, this boiled-wool vest is finished with horn buttons and available in navy or charcoal. Inspired by traditional Bavarian janker jackets.
Boiled-wool jacket
This boiled-wool coat is part of Monocle’s continental collection and inspired by traditional Bavarian janker jackets. Made in Portugal, this piece is finished with horn buttons and available in navy or charcoal.
Slub-yarn T-shirt
Designed in house by the Monocle team, this T-shirt uses fabric knitted on old loopwheel machines in Japan’s Wakayama prefecture. Made in Tokyo using a slub cotton yarn, each shirt has a uniquely soft texture and is available in navy, yellow and white.
Loopwheel crewneck
Designed in house by the Monocle team, this pure cotton crewneck uses heavy terry fabric knitted on loopwheel machines in Japan’s Wakayama prefecture. Made in Tokyo, the sweatshirt features ribbed cuffs and neck trim. Available in navy and yellow.
