If Saturday is for socializing and Monday is for business, Sunday is something different. It’s the most personal day of the week, unstructured, slower, and entirely your own.

Explore these curated styles, inspired by our Sundays with Harry — a new event and content series designed to help you reset in style.

Consider it the new summer uniform: relaxed tailoring meets continental ease. Think linen: lightweight shirting, airy wide-leg pants, and unexpected details — pocket squares as neckerchiefs, baseball caps, and sandals or loafers that signal you know how to do casual, but better. It’s the wardrobe equivalent of enjoying a spritz and snacking on taralli and olives next to the Tyrrhenian.

This is classic prep recharged — think Ivy League and Arnold Palmers filtered through a modern, sport-luxury lens. Textured polos, waffle knits, and quarter zips meet relaxed fits and athletic ease — perfect for match days, matchas, and everything in between. The message? Clean lines, sharp details, and confidence that never breaks a sweat.

From crisp white pants anchored by mid-blue or khaki sport jackets, to polo shirts that speak fluent summer, every look nods to tradition while keeping a foot firmly in the now. There’s a through line of ease: open collars, loafers, and a confident disregard for over-styling. Whether it’s the first date (of many, we’re sure) or an afternoon with the in-laws, the message is clear — style, when done right, never has to try too hard.

Trade polish for purpose and land squarely in the lane of confident, off-duty ease. It’s a masterclass in relaxed proportion: pleated trousers, oversized tees, and camp collar shirts worn with the kind of nonchalance that only comes with knowing exactly what you're doing. It's streetwear with its volume turned down: pared-back, wearable, and quietly intentional. Less “statement” more “slow burn.”