Summer has well and truly commenced, meaning that it is time to shed those winter coats and scour the internet for weather-appropriate outfits. In a bid to make your search for the ultimate summer uniform a little easier, apparel store Working Class Heroes has curated a list of summer-ready garments and accompanying fashion and outdoor accessories from the likes Deus Ex Machina, Nike and Dime. So, take a look below to preview what is sure to be your new summer wardrobe…

Kicking things off is the Australian streetwear brand Deus Ex Machina and its array of summer-ready offerings. Whether it’s their Estrelar Recycled T-Shirt (£40) in a purple plum hue, graphic cotton Bush Mechanics T-Shirt (£35) or their duo of elasticated Hemp Shorts (£75), the brand integrates its sustainable ethos with streetwear flair in a bid to allow shoppers to embrace the warm weather in style and with an environmentally clear conscious. And, should you want to elevate your outfit, look no further than accessories such as the six pane Automatica Cap (£25).

If you intend to spend your summer at the skate park, Dime is the brand for you. Filled to the brim with chic and comfortable skatewear, the Canadian brand is offering boxy silhouettes and understated graphics with their sleek offerings. Starting off with their collection of Plein Air, Classic and Classic Small Logo T-Shirts (£45) shoppers can enjoy the luxury of a 100% organic cotton garment whilst sticking to the skater aesthetic with tops injected with mustard and navy hues as well as boasting the brand’s logo and mountain motifs. And, should you find yourself caught amidst an unfortunate spell of rainy weather, the brand also offers its Black Lotus Hoodie (£115) and the workwear-inspired Denim Chore Jacket (£185), making summer layering easy.

Should you be in search of a unique accessory to add to your summer looks, look no further than the Karhu Fusion 2.0 Shoes. Chunky in nature and boasting a blend of leather, mesh and synthetic uppers, the shoes offer all of the minimalist Nordic flair to be expected from the Finland-based brand but with streetwear sensibilities incorporated courtesy of reflective detailing and colourful patches. Available in the Bright White Blue Spruce (£125) and Silver White (£125) colourways, these are sure to become a staple in your summer wardrobe.

It wouldn’t be a Working Class Heroes lineup without an appearance from New Balance. For this week’s display, the footwear company is serving up a pair of nude suede crepes in the form of the Made In England 1500 Shoes (£150). Crafted in the heart of Cumbria, the accessory has all of the components necessary in a durable and stylish shoe. Shock-absorbent sock liners, leather uppers and a grippy rubber tread mean you can ride out the summer months comfortably, all the while remaining fashion-forward.

Joining the list of summery must-haves is everyone’s favourite sneaker giants Nike with their SB Zoom Janoski Flyleather RM Shoes (£75). With peach and maroon stitching laying over the shoe’s pale mint base, the accessory’s muted-yet-diverse colour palette makes it easy to incorporate into a look. And, offering durability and comfort in the form of a vulcanised rubber outsole and moisture-wicking Terry cloth lining with a necessary commitment to sustainability as it is made from 50% recycled leather, the shoe ticks all of our boxes.

With many of us heading to the great outdoors to embrace the immaculate British weather, Working Class Heroes have also spotlighted the outdoor specialists Helinox and their Chair One (£90). Available in Tie Dye, Coyote Tan, All Black and Multi Block colourways, whether you’re embarking on a camping expedition or heading to the park for a weekend BBQ, you can do so in effortless style with the help of these outdoor accessories.