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Trousers are the new secret weapon! H&M launch Menswear at Whiteleys.

Guys, count yourself in! H&M Whiteleys has long been a favourite haunt for women and children, but now you can join the fun and create a whole new way of dressing.

This season's favourite pieces include the nylon parka, the sleeveless cardigan and the front-pleat short - the fresh classics you need to move your wardrobe forward. You probably didn't know that! But now you do. According to the fashionistas, this season's men's look is all about ‘playing with the silhouette' as tailoring is mixed with casual and the focus is on details.

"For Spring 2008 the design team was inspired by new materials, high-tech sportswear-inspired fabrics as well as classic tailoring and 90s minimal looks. It's really exciting because we have very open-minded customers who like to embrace the new," says H&M's head of design Margareta van den Bosch.

So there, you have been advised. Click here to get smart.

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Cool comfort: H&M extend Organic Cotton Range

Have you felt the experienced the delicate touch of an H&M organic cotton garment? It's really lovely. The H&M design team have increased their usage of organic cotton for the 2008 spring collection so there's even more variety on offer. For the spring line, 1,500 tonnes of organic cotton will be used, which is more than the total amount utilized last year. Commendable, but also recommendable - once you've experienced the softness of organic cotton, there's no going back!

All clothes and accessories made with organic cotton have a special hangtag to help customers distinguish this collection. Click here for the full story.

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