Editor’s Pick: Banana Republic Men’s Summer Linen

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What: Banana Republic‘s kicking off summer with a range of effortless, breezy menswear. The brand’s just launched a variety of chic and lightweight pieces for the new season, ideal for mixing and matching in any destination.

Who: Under the vision of Gap Inc. creative director and vice president Zac Posen, Banana Republic’s further embraced its heritage with collections that blend classic and travel-friendly style—like its Summer 2025 line, inspired by Sicily, Italy and Majorca, Spain. The label’s latest menswear assortment is filled with lightweight linen shirts, pants, shorts, and suiting ideal for warmer days ahead, cast in a breezy palette of deep red, light green, white, brown, and a myriad of blue shades. The range is complemented by equally easygoing accents, including bucket hats, tote bags, belts, and minimalist sandals.

Why: Banana Republic’s latest standout menswear is ideal for the high summer season—and can be easily paired together for any summer vacations or “staycations.” The label’s embroidered Tencel linen resort shirt and pull-on shorts create an effortless matching set, while also making a smooth statement as separates in warmer months. Meanwhile, its new linen-cotton mechanic’s jacket makes a perfect layering piece, instantly sharpening summertime looks with a dapper collar, dark metal hardware, and versatile hues of light being and sage green.

How much: $100-$220

Where: BananaRepublic.Gap.com

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Aaron Royce is the Fashion News Editor at The Daily Front Row, where he covers all things fashion, beauty, and pop culture—both on and off the runway. Before joining The Daily, he was a freelance contributor for Vogue, Marie Claire, InStyle, and more outlets. Previously, he served as Digital Editor at Footwear News, following internships with The Daily Front Row, Paper, Caroline Vazzana, Capitol File, Anchyi Wei, and more. He was born in northern Virginia and lives in Brooklyn, where he spends copious time shoe shopping, reading fashion memoirs, and scrolling through Instagram. (@aaronjdroyce)