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The look above is all a bit casual so if you are a smarter guy, try this tie with your outfit for instant style. You can get hold of it at French Connection.




Burton customers can take advantage of GQ's insider knowledge as the magazine's fashion editors have hand-picked pieces from Burton's autumn/winter 2008 collection, which will be marked in selected stores with an "As recommended by GQ" stamp of approval.
You will be able to read more in GQ's prestigious "Men of the Year 2008" October issue (on sale now), which features a four page editorial fashion spread and in store booklet highlighting Burton's autumn/winter 2008 collection featuring a full range of mens jackets, shirts, full suits and accessories.
Commenting on the partnership, GQ editor Dylan Jones said: "Burton's clothes speak for themselves, they have all the key trends of the season on show from utility work wear to smart city gear and sharp suits. Burton excels at essentials".
The Burton mainline autumn/winter 2008 range is more refined with dressed down tailoring taking centre stage to give a smarter but relaxed twist to casual wear.
This season Burton proudly introduces the Montague Burton Heritage Collection, a stylish range of quality contemporary suiting born out of a passion for traditional tailoring methods. The suits take inspiration from original 1940s, 50s, and 60s Burton garments and are brought up to date with a sharper modern fit.
Visit the website to browse the latest styles. 

Diversification is something that many businesses do, but beer and beauty products may not have been your first guess at the perfect portfolio of products.
T&R Theakston, an independent brewer, is moving in this new direction and is set to launch their first men's soap containing hops, coconut oil and jojoba. Theakston Olive Oil moisturising soap has been developed in association with Soap of the Earth and is said to promote cell regeneration leaving skin looking and feeling soft.
You can expect a full range of goods to follow including shampoos, conditioners and moisturisers for both men and women. It is all well and good so long as it doe not leve you smelling of your local boozer!
“The hops we use to make our Best Bitter are packed with proteins and natural preservatives and for centuries the beneficial properties of beers have seen them incorporated in many remedies” commented Simon Theakston, executive director.
Visit the Theakston website here.

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