Product Archive
Nylon packable mac
Designed in-house by Monocle’s team and made in Portugal, this packable mac is available in navy or khaki. It is made from water repellent, PFAS-free nylon fabric, sourced from Italy’s Limonta mill, which is known for its high-quality technical fabrics. Featuring a back vent, zipped pockets under pocket flaps and a packable pocket in the collar. Packs down easily for travel. Ready for whatever the weather brings.
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 yellow or navy.
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 or yellow.
Cotton ribbed socks
These cotton socks have been made exclusively for Monocle in Portugal. Mid-calf length and available in yellow, navy and green, each pair has a rib-knit finish with a contrast detail. Don’t miss the Monocle logo on the sole.
Hand and body wash
Crafted by perfumer Daphné Bugey, this hand and body wash is the result of an exclusive collaboration between Portuguese beauty house Claus Porto and Monocle. It is available only to our customers, with packaging designed by our in-house art team. Unwrap for notes of bergamot, lemon and the rich tang of lime with green notes of galbanum and undertones of petitgrain. With a base of white musk, the fragrance has a refreshing essence of cypress and lavender.
The first fragrance house on the Iberian peninsula and one of the world’s oldest beauty houses, Claus Porto is renowned for its soaps, perfumes and eau de colognes. Every product is made in Portugal and the range features items hand-wrapped in illustrated, art deco-inspired paper sealed with wax.
‘The Stylemate’ magazine: Issue 4
The latest issue of The Stylemate magazine from Lifestylehotels explores the shifting landscape of modern identity. Moving beyond outdated ideals of strength and stoicism, it examines how masculinity is being reshaped through emotion, individuality and self-expression. From music and personal stories to essays and sensory experiences, it traces a more nuanced perspective – one that embraces vulnerability as much as confidence. This edition reflects on what it means to define oneself today, revealing that identity is no longer fixed but continuously reimagined and expressed by living on one’s own terms.
Cotton ribbed socks
These cotton socks have been made exclusively for Monocle in Portugal. Mid-calf length and available in navy, yellow and green, each pair has a rib-knit finish with a contrast detail. Don’t miss the Monocle logo on the sole.
Cotton ribbed socks
These cotton socks have been made exclusively for Monocle in Portugal. Mid-calf length and available in green, yellow and navy, each pair has a rib-knit finish with a contrast detail. Don’t miss the Monocle logo on the sole.
‘The Stylemate’ magazine: Issue 1
Find inspiration from around the world in this issue of The Stylemate, which looks into the principles of Western and Eastern philosophy and explores how these ideas serve as a bond within communities. Read an exclusive interview with Margherita Belcredi from the Austrian office for contemporary art, Phileas, and a deep dive into the Clayground retreat in Tuscany and the Expo’s effects on Japanese culture.
Pull-over crew
Monocle has put down roots in la République, opening a Paris office and releasing a new France handbook. Now, our shop’s customers can also buy a pullover crew from iconic Breton brand Le Minor. Made on the blustery Brittany coast near the town of Lorient, this 100 per cent virgin-wool sweater is a reliable companion when facing down the wind and rain. Wearers will join French navy officers in donning the French brand’s pieces for the winter – what could be a better endorsement?
