Want to be a baller? Shot caller? Brawler? The kind of man who wears Drakes Pyjamas? Of course you do. Which is why we’re recommending this. At £250, it’s not cheap by any means of the word, but you should factor in how often you wear – which should be every night considering how much you paid for it – and do some calculations about how much it’ll cost per wear. That method is commonly known as the ‘justification for an expensive purchase that may not stand up to any scrutiny’. (Drakes)

Yeah, that’s right, jumper not sweater – we’re not the linguistical sellouts that drakes are. For a company that prides itself on British manufacturing they’re decidedly less proud of our tradition of calling things by their proper name. Rant aside, this is a nice jumper and, at £150, fairly affordable. Honestly, it’s a little too good to give as a gift, get it for yourself. (Drakes)

Got money? great, you can read on. Everyone else might want to turn away now as this scarf pulls off that annoying trick of being desirable and near unaffordable. While $275 isn’t that much for a coat, it’s asking a lot for a scarf. But if you’ve got the budget this is worth getting the trigger finger out for. (CHCM)

Check these neckties work from the Drakes line. Fine silk houses some simple and clean color options. All ties are very wearable proper for any man’s closet.

More looks from the Drakes Neckwear for Autumn 2010 after the click.

A nice collection of 100% lambswool scarves by Drakes for Dover Street Market. Like their work for Monocle, Drakes are scarves are colorful in look and come with a ribbed knit to reduced stretching and increase wearability from cold season to cold season. Get them now exclusively  from DSM while they last. 

More views of the Drakes Scarves for Dover Street Market after the jump.

Although Drakes London are predominately known for their ties, they also make exquisitely woven scarves, as shown by their collaboration with Monocle. Although sometimes buying into trends can be costly, this tartan scarf has a classic design that ensures that it will still look good one or two years down the line. It’s also 100% cashmere, which gives it a much more luxurious feel than other wool based scarves. Get it from Oki-Ni.

Our friends at Cool Hunting preview the latest collaborative effort from Monocle Magazine. After having worked with Porter on a bag collection, they are now working with Drakes London on some very well done scarfs. “For the newest edition to the Monocle Shop of luxurious goods, the magazine that covers international affairs, global business, culture and design teamed up with Drakes London to create a new line of merino wool scarves. Though most know Drakes for their bespoke ties, their elegantly woven scarves don’t get enough attention.”