Paul Smith Accessories Sale

PS by Paul Smith is the mainline diffusion range from the British designer Sir Paul Smith. It retains the same irreverent aesthetic as the main Paul Smith collection — signature stripe details, zebra logo patches and bold graphic prints — at a more accessible price point. The range covers everyday essentials including T-shirts, polo shirts, sweatshirts, knitwear and accessories.

Paul Smith is most closely associated with mixing British tailoring traditions with unexpected details: bold stripe linings, playful graphic prints and the now-iconic multicolour stripe motif. Founded in Nottingham in 1970, the brand became one of the few truly global British menswear names, known equally for its suits and its characterful casual pieces. The zebra logo is one of the most recognisable symbols in contemporary British fashion.

PS Paul Smith offers several fits across the range. T-shirts and casual shirts are typically labelled Casual Fit, which runs slightly relaxed through the chest and shoulders. Polo shirts are offered in Regular Fit, which sits true to size with a straight hem. Tailored pieces such as overshirts and chinos use a Tapered Fit for a cleaner silhouette. If you are between sizes, Paul Smith recommends sizing up.

PS by Paul Smith sits alongside — not below — the Paul Smith mainline. Both lines are designed in-house under Sir Paul Smith's creative direction and share the brand's core aesthetic. The PS range focuses on casual and smart-casual separates, while the mainline leans more heavily into tailoring and formal pieces. Quality, craftsmanship and design attention are consistent across both.

The PS Paul Smith clothing range is built primarily on high-quality cotton, ranging from organic cotton piqué on polo shirts to cotton-linen blends on overshirts and shirts. Sweatshirts use cotton-blend fleece, while knitwear introduces merino wool and cotton-blend jacquard constructions. The brand avoids synthetic blends on its premium pieces, keeping the focus on natural fibres that wear well and age gracefully.

The current range covers four styles across three distinct categories. The Tapered Fit Stretch Cotton Dark Navy Chinos and the Tapered Fit Blue Denim Jeans represent the smarter end of the range, both cut with a tapered leg that narrows from the hip to the ankle. The Hayden Black Jogging Bottoms and the Zebra Logo Patch Dark Navy Jogging Bottoms sit at the casual end, designed primarily for loungewear and relaxed everyday wear. All four styles are built in cotton or cotton-blend fabrics.

The PS Paul Smith chinos use a Tapered Fit — cut straight from the waist and hip before tapering gradually from the knee to a narrow ankle opening. The stretch cotton construction gives enough flexibility to sit comfortably without the stiffness of a pure woven fabric. They sit true to standard UK sizing at the waist; the tapered leg is designed to work with both trainers and clean leather footwear depending on the occasion.

Both jogging bottom styles are designed with enough finish quality to work beyond the home. The Zebra Logo Patch Dark Navy Jogging Bottoms in particular — with their branded patch and clean navy colourway — sit comfortably in the athleisure space when worn with a PS Paul Smith sweatshirt or hoodie from the same range. The Hayden Black Jogging Bottoms take a more minimal approach, making them the easier style to pair with a wider variety of casual tops.

The chinos use a stretch cotton twill construction that gives a cleaner, more formal line than denim — they read as smart-casual and pair naturally with shirts, polo shirts and knitwear. The Tapered Fit Blue Denim Jeans use a medium-weight cotton denim in a mid-blue wash, offering a more casual silhouette that works well with T-shirts and sweatshirts. Both share the same tapered leg cut, so the silhouette is consistent — the difference is primarily in occasion and styling versatility.

Stretch cotton chinos should be machine washed at 30°C on a gentle programme to preserve both the stretch fibres and the colour depth of the navy fabric. Turn dark navy and black pieces inside out before washing to slow colour fading. Denim jeans can be washed less frequently — every four to six wears — to maintain the indigo wash and fabric structure. Jogging bottoms can be washed at 30°C on a standard cotton programme; reshape while damp and hang or lay flat to dry.

The Tapered Fit Stretch Cotton Dark Navy Chinos are the most appropriate style for smart-casual occasions — pairing well with a PS Paul Smith tailored shirt, polo or fine-knit cardigan for work environments, dinners or events where jeans would be too casual. The denim jeans in a clean mid-blue wash can also work in relaxed smart-casual settings when worn with a structured shirt or overshirt. Jogging bottoms are better reserved for casual and leisure contexts.

PS Paul Smith accessories are among the most practical designer gift options in the British menswear market. The leather wallet and card holder arrive in branded packaging and carry the zebra logo as a subtle but recognisable detail — enough to communicate the brand without being ostentatious. The tri-colour stripe socks three-pack is a well-established gift choice at £70, sitting at a price point that works for birthdays, Christmas and occasions where clothing sizing is uncertain. The lambwool scarves represent a more considered gift at the same price.

The Zebra Logo Black Leather Billfold Wallet at £120 is a traditional bi-fold construction with note compartments and multiple card slots — designed to carry cash, cards and receipts in a single slim profile. The Zebra Logo Black Leather Card Holder at £85 is a more minimal piece built exclusively for cards, with no note section. The card holder suits those who primarily use contactless payment and carry minimal cash; the billfold is the more complete everyday wallet for those who still carry notes regularly.

The PS Paul Smith Billfold Wallet and Card Holder are both constructed in full-grain black leather, which is the highest quality grade of leather — taken from the outermost layer of the hide and retaining the natural grain pattern. Full-grain leather develops a patina over time with regular use, meaning the wallet improves in appearance rather than deteriorating. The zebra logo badge is applied to the exterior as the sole branding detail, keeping the overall aesthetic clean and understated.

The tri-colour signature stripe is one of Paul Smith's most enduring design details — a multicolour repeating stripe pattern that has appeared across the brand's accessories, linings and casual pieces since the 1970s. On the three-pack socks it appears as a repeating band across the body of the sock, typically combining three contrasting colours from the brand's seasonal palette. The pattern is closely associated with the Paul Smith identity and is immediately recognisable to those familiar with the brand.

Lambwool is a fine, soft grade of wool taken from the first shearing of a young sheep — it is notably softer against the skin than standard wool and provides good insulation relative to its weight. The PS Paul Smith zebra scarves in black and navy are mid-weight accessories suited to autumn and mild winter temperatures. For severe cold, a heavier woven wool scarf would provide more insulation; for transitional season wear or urban environments where indoor-outdoor movement is frequent, the lambwool weight is well judged.

Cotton chore and coach jackets can typically be machine washed at 30°C on a gentle programme. Turn the jacket inside out before washing and fasten all buttons or zip closures to prevent snagging. Reshape while damp and hang to dry on a broad hanger to maintain the shoulder structure — avoid drying flat, which can cause the collar to lose its shape. A cool iron on the reverse of the fabric will remove any creasing without risking surface damage.

PS by Paul Smith is primarily a separates-focused line, with its depth concentrated in polo shirts, T-shirts and sweatshirts where the brand's graphic signatures translate most directly onto the garment. Jackets in the PS range are treated as considered additions rather than a full category in their own right — each style is chosen to fill a specific gap in the casual wardrobe rather than to compete across the full outerwear market. The Paul Smith mainline carries a broader jacket and tailoring offer for those looking for greater outerwear depth.

All three jackets in the current range are best suited to spring, summer and autumn rather than winter. The cotton and cotton-blend constructions provide comfort and breathability in mild to cool temperatures but are not insulated for sustained cold weather use. The Zip Front Sweat Jacket is the most transitional — it works from early spring through to late autumn depending on what is layered underneath. For winter wear, Paul Smith's heavier knitwear or a dedicated outerwear piece would be more appropriate.

The Navy Coach Full Zip Jacket is cut in a Regular Fit with a clean shoulder line and a straight body that sits at the hip. It is designed to layer comfortably over a T-shirt, sweatshirt or lightweight knitwear without adding significant bulk. The full zip opening means it can be worn open as a layering piece or closed as a standalone outer layer in mild weather. True to standard UK sizing throughout — no need to size up for layering purposes.

The chore jacket is a workwear-derived silhouette — originally worn by French and American manual workers in the early twentieth century — characterised by a longer body, a straight cut, a chest patch pocket and a simple button front. PS Paul Smith's Casual Fit Ecru Chore Jacket retains those proportions while lifting the execution into designer territory through fabric quality and cut precision. It works best worn open over a T-shirt, polo or half-zip sweatshirt, functioning as a casual alternative to a blazer in smart-casual settings.

The current range centres on a core palette of dark navy, black and light grey, with off-white and saga green available in selected half-zip knit styles. Navy is the most broadly represented colourway across both hoodies and sweatshirts, making it the most versatile starting point if you are building a PS Paul Smith casual wardrobe. Black half-zip styles are available in both fleece and knitted constructions, giving different texture options within the same colourway.

The current PS Paul Smith jacket range covers three distinct styles. The Navy Coach Full Zip Jacket is a structured, clean-line casual outer layer priced at £250. The Casual Fit Ecru Chore Jacket takes its proportions from classic workwear — longer body, chest pocket, relaxed fit — at £200. The Zip Front Sweat Jacket sits between outerwear and knitwear territory, offering a lightweight layer at £156 on sale from £195. All three are built in cotton or cotton-blend fabrics suitable for three-season wear.

Machine wash at 30°C on a gentle or synthetics programme to protect the cotton-blend fleece from pilling. Turn the garment inside out before washing to preserve the embroidered zebra logo patch and any printed details. Reshape the garment while damp and air dry flat or on a hanger — tumble drying on a high heat can cause the fleece to bobble and may distort the ribbed cuffs and hem over time.

Half-zip sweatshirts and zip-through styles in particular work well as mid-layers under a PS Paul Smith jacket or overshirt in colder months. The relatively slim collar profile on the half-zip sits neatly under outerwear without adding bulk at the neck. Pullover hoodies are better suited as outer layers given the hood volume, though they work well under an unstructured coach jacket in transitional weather.

PS Paul Smith sweatshirts and hoodies are cut in a Regular Fit that sits true to UK sizing without being oversized. The shoulder seam sits at the natural shoulder point and the body has enough room for comfortable layering over a T-shirt or lightweight long sleeve. For a more relaxed, dropped-shoulder fit some customers size up by one; for a cleaner, closer silhouette the standard size is recommended.

The half-zip sweatshirt is a crew-neck construction with a short zip at the collar — it offers a small amount of ventilation and a cleaner, more structured silhouette than a hoodie. The PS Paul Smith hoodie adds a drawstring hood and a kangaroo pocket, giving a more relaxed, casual finish. Both styles use similar cotton-blend fleece fabrics and carry the zebra logo patch; the choice between them is largely one of occasion and personal preference.

Casual Fit short sleeve shirts layer naturally over plain white or black T-shirts for a relaxed, textured look. The cotton-linen overshirt is specifically designed as a layering piece and works well over half-zip sweatshirts or lightweight knitwear in transitional weather. Tailored Fit styles can be worn under a PS Paul Smith jacket or unstructured blazer for a more complete smart-casual outfit.

The zebra logo patch is one of PS Paul Smith's most consistent casual signatures — an embroidered or woven badge featuring the brand's zebra motif applied to the chest of sweatshirts, hoodies and half-zip styles. Sir Paul Smith began collecting animal figures early in his career, and the zebra became a recurring design symbol across the brand's casual range. On sweatshirts it typically appears as a small chest badge rather than an all-over graphic, keeping the branding considered rather than loud.

Cotton-linen blend shirts should be machine washed at 30°C on a gentle programme and line dried to preserve the natural texture of the fabric. Linen content means some natural creasing is expected — this is characteristic of the fabric rather than a fault. A cool iron on a slightly damp shirt will smooth heavier creasing. Avoid tumble drying, which can cause the linen fibres to stiffen and the shirt to shrink slightly.