As the weather begins to shift, along with the lifting of lockdown restrictions, many of us are looking to give our pandemic wardrobes a makeover. Well, the Working Class Heroes boys are here to offer some inspiration. From Stan Ray staples to Iggy garments, here is what we are loving.

Stan Ray is known for the practicality and function that it brings to fashion. These latest picks from them are typical of their workwear aesthetic, but with a fun summery twist. To begin with, we are offered a daisy-covered Box Jacket (£150) and an Olive Poplip Tropical Jacket (£195), which will provide a bit of warmth on cooler summer evenings. To accompany these jackets, Stan Ray has also designed a set of graphic white t-shirts donning Peace (£35) and Garden (£35) motifs. Rounding off the brand’s offerings is a set of Recreation Pants (£85), available in both Khaki and Navy hues.

The French footwear brand Veja is quickly becoming a sneakerhead fave. With a blended ethos centring around fashion and sustainability, the brand has continued to bring us stylish yet eco-friendly designs since 2004. The Veja V-10 Leather Shoes, which are available in Extra White (£115) and Extra White Nautico Pekin (£115), are another dazzling display from the shoe company. Donning the brand’s infamous ‘V’ logo on their sides, these are the perfect addition to your post-lockdown wardrobe.

Looking after our homes has become a priority over the last year and Cremate London have the perfect homeware accessories to assist with this. The company presents a set of alcohol-free, hand-blended room sprays to keep your home smelling fresh. First, we have the Cremate London Mary Mother Of God Room Spray (£20) which has notes of lavender and lemongrass as well as frankincense. Alternatively, there is the Cremate London Middle Way Room Spray (£20) which offers notes of cinnamon and grapefruit. With these sprays being hand-blended in England, they are the perfect addition to your home.

Iggy is the New York-based brand proving that skatewear is fashionable. Their inherently comfortable designs are elevated by the feature or graphic photography and art which can be seen with their In The Tunnel Long Sleeve T Shirt (£50) and Broken T Shirt (£40). Taking into consideration the uncertainty of the weather, the brand also offers a fun thermal sweater (£170) that is covered in a collage of original Post No Bills artwork.