Grooms' news, with fashion, grooming and styling tips for the stag

Boots is stocking two new brands

Hanz de Fuko (www.hanzdefuko.com) is a hair care brand that aims to 'bring out the individual artist' in everyone. The versatile range of shower essentials has been created using organic ingredients and is designed for all hair types, from thick and curly to fine and thinning. The complete range is now available in Boots stores throughout the UK.

Also newly available in Boots is skin and body care brand Anthony (www.anthony.com). The brand's approach utilises the latest cutting- edge scientific ingredients, such as glycolic and salicylic acids, to the more traditional tried and tested properties of clays, sands and botanicals to address every male concern from head to toe.

Timex has released a new addition to its popular Timex Expedition Range

Timex has released a new addition to its popular Timex Expedition Range. The Expedition North Titanium Automatic features a 21-jewel automatic movement and a quick-release leather strap. It's made using durable materials, including titanium and scratch-resistant, anti-reflective sapphire crystal and is ideal for everyday wear and the more adventurous grooms-to-be. It comes with a silver face and black strap with white detailing.

VRAI has released a new wedding ring

VRAI, known for creating sleek jewellery with unisex appeal, has revealed the new Brushed Bevel Band, a modern take on the wedding ring that is both substantial and subdued – perfect for grooms-to-be.

Available in platinum or solid gold, the brushed effect gives the band a soft exterior while the modern bevelled edges create a look of durability. The band is 6mm wide and 1.8mm deep and can be engraved to add a personal touch.

War Paint For Men has announced a new skincare range

War Paint For Men has announced a new skincare range. Made up of three vegan formulas, the streamlined products are designed to make your skincare routine effective without spending hours in the bathroom.

The lightweight eye cream helps defend against dark circles and smooth fine lines and delivers deep hydration. It has a cooling metal roller-ball applicator that massages and energises tired eyes.

Gift ideas for Father's Day

This year when searching for a gift to treat the father figure in your life, why not shun the annual pair of socks in favour of something that will make them feel extra special? Here we share some of the best gift ideas, from grooming to gadgets, we've got every dad covered...

For an eco-friendly shower experience, treat dad to this compact trio of Faith In Nature Body Wash Minis (£5). 100 per cent vegan and packaged in 100 per cent recycled and recyclable bottles, the set contains 100ml sizes of the Coconut Body Wash, Grapefruit & Orange Body Wash and Lavender & Geranium Body Wash. Perfect for travel or gym bag essentials.

Luxury London tailor celebrates 85 years of business

Based in the heart of London's Savile Row - famous for its traditional bespoke tailoring for men - Savile Row Company has been crafting tailored clothes since 1938 after being founded by Gerry Doltis. Eighty-five years later, having survived various economic downturns and its London factory being destroyed during the Blitz, the business is celebrating its growth having been handed down to Gerry's granddaughter Lee-Anne Harris.

After joining Savile Row Company eight years ago while her father Jeffrey Doltis was running operations, Lee-Anne is now the third generation Doltis to take over and explains that their year-on-year growth can be attributed to their willingness to take risks and evolve with the times.

New men's wedding rings from Kasun London

London based designer Kasun London creates sublime jewellery that pushes the boundaries of what can be achieved in jewellery design.

Each of Kasun's designs are influenced by his industrial design background. Kasun adopted 3D printing into his designs so he could create pieces that seem impossible to make.

Just launched is Kasun's latest take on men's wedding rings, all available in choices of 9 or 18ct gold with horizontal or vertical ribbed motifs or barrel shaped bands that are made for supreme comfort along with style.

Patrick Grant Studio has launched its SS23 collection

Patrick Grant Studio, a new tailoring brand from award-winning fashion designer Patrick Grant, has launched in House of Fraser's stores across the UK. The new brand combines a forward-thinking contemporary aesthetic with an inherent nostalgia for classic British tailoring, as well as a strong commitment to sustainable practices, including sourcing cloths from some of the oldest mills in England, with all of the production centred in Europe.

Licensed by Threadology, Frasers Group's exclusive tailoring partner, the inaugural Spring/Summer 23 Collection is inspired by the flora and fauna of 'the English Garden', played out in a collection replete with soft tailored shapes and deconstructed silhouettes. The colour palette is rich with core tones of cream, silt brown, palm green, sky blue and navy, brought to life with vibrant accents of burnt orange, yellow, and pink, while delicate floral motifs are woven throughout the collection in the form of embroidered details and prints.

How to find the perfect watch this Father's Day

The founder and CEO of Watch Pilot, Tim Harrison, tells us how to find the perfect watch this Father's Day.

There are two aspects of watch size to consider when you're buying a Father's Day gift. The first is his wrist size and whether he's got narrower or larger wrists. Most watch straps can be adjusted to fit, but if he's at either end of the spectrum you can help yourself as a buyer. If he's slimmer, go for a leather or fabric strap that can be more easily adjusted. If he's 6ft 5" and built like a rugby player, he may need extra links in a bracelet strap or something with a bit of flexibility like rubber.

Rotary Watches has a fabulous new range of timepieces

Rotary Watches has a fabulous new range of timepieces at affordable prices to match your all-important spring wardrobe.

Proud of its heritage, Rotary is forever inspired by a commitment to watchmaking excellence since its inception in Switzerland in 1895. The brand flourished on the continent and its blossoming influence in horology provided a unique opportunity – in the early 20th Century, Rotary moved to London and began infusing its DNA with British culture, which remains an iconic staple in its design ethos today.

Rotary watch families are named after iconic British locations and now, the brand runs operations from the creative district Clerkenwell in London.