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Last updated Thursday, 12 Nov 2026
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Last updated Thursday, 12 Nov 2026
Shopping for clothes is easier when a store brings different looks together in one place. Baccus offers a varied selection of menswear, from relaxed T-shirts and hoodies to knitwear, joggers, jeans, shorts and trainers. Its listed products include familiar names such as HUGO, Lacoste, Lyle & Scott and BOSS, alongside Valére Milano, Kortsiide and Fresh Couture.
This guide explores what Baccus offers, the styles you can find in its listed range, and how to think about choosing between them. Product details and prices below are drawn from the supplied reference data. The range may change, so check the current product listing for up-to-date information before making a purchase.
Baccus is a fashion retailer with a menswear selection that covers both everyday basics and more expressive casual clothing. The products in the reference data include simple crew-neck T-shirts, cotton jumpers and practical joggers, as well as pieces with bold prints, oversized fits and prominent branding.
That mix gives shoppers room to build different outfits. You might be looking for a low-key top to wear often, a warm layer for cooler days, or a graphic hoodie that makes more of a statement. The range also includes accessories and footwear, so it is not limited to tops and trousers.
Unlike a specialist store focused only on one clothing type, Baccus brings several categories and labels together. UK shoppers will find similar broad selections at other fashion retailers, but the details of their ranges, prices and services vary. The information supplied here does not support a direct comparison of stock, delivery terms or overall value with specific competitors.
Casual clothing forms a large part of the listed Baccus selection. T-shirts, hoodies, sweatshirts and joggers are easy pieces to combine, and they can suit a range of settings, from relaxing at home to meeting friends. The key is deciding whether you prefer a clean, simple look or clothing that draws attention through colour, fit or print.
The T-shirt selection includes options from HUGO, Lacoste, Kortsiide and Valére Milano. HUGO’s Diragolino Cotton T-shirt is listed in medium beige with a regular fit, crew neck and short sleeves. The Lacoste Crewneck T-shirt is described as a straight-cut, 100% cotton design in sky blue or grey. Its listed price is £55 in both colours.
For a more relaxed shape, Kortsiide’s Superstar Classic T-shirt is described as oversized and heavyweight, with a signature puff print on the front. Listed colour options include white and grey, black, and white and air blue. Each is priced at £39.99 in the supplied data. Valére Milano offers several different directions: the Devaro T-shirt has a regular fit and soft-touch branded print, while the Nemi T-shirt is described as heavyweight textured interlock cotton with tonal sleeve embroidery. Both are listed at £35.
Think about how you want a T-shirt to sit before choosing one. A regular fit can work neatly beneath an overshirt or sweatshirt, while an oversized cut gives an outfit a looser, more streetwear-inspired shape. Fabric details can help guide your decision, but your preferred feel and fit matter just as much.
Baccus’s listed hoodies span pared-back designs and bold graphics. The Lyle & Scott Superfine Loopback Hoodie is listed in jet black and dark navy at £37.50. Its product description highlights superfine cotton, loopback construction, a regular shape and an embroidered eagle logo. The brand’s navy Zipthrough Hoodie is also listed at £37.50 and has a full zip, adjustable hood and ribbed cuffs and hem.
For a louder look, the Fresh Couture Rise, Shine & Consume Hoodie comes in charcoal and is described as heavyweight, brushed-back fleece with puff-print details. The Fresh Flavours Rise Hoodie, in grey marl, also has a heavyweight fleece construction and multiple puff-print placements. The listed prices are £45 and £60 respectively. Valére Milano adds regular-fit choices such as the Inizio and Incanto hoodies, both listed in black at £55, as well as a grey Lucido hoodie at the same price.
When choosing a hoodie, consider the role it will play. A full-zip style is easy to open or remove as temperatures change. A pullover gives a simple, uninterrupted front, while graphic designs can become the focus of an outfit. Product descriptions can tell you about fabric and shape, but checking the listed size information is important for a comfortable fit.
For the bottom half of an outfit, the reference data includes joggers from HUGO and Lyle & Scott, jeans from HUGO and Valére Milano, and shorts from Valére Milano and Lacoste. These pieces cover different preferences, from close-fitting joggers to relaxed tapered denim and comfortable fleece shorts.
The Lyle & Scott Skinny Ml822 Sweatpant is described as a close-fitting style in soft cotton, with an elastic waistband, adjustable drawstring, side pockets and a back welt pocket. It is listed in navy and jet black at £32.50. HUGO’s Dilbero Tracksuit Joggers are listed in black at £59.99, with a normal rise, elasticated waist and side and back pockets. A light pastel green HUGO jogger option, the Dapodayote Tracksuit Joggers, is described as a relaxed-fit cotton style and is listed at £75.
If denim suits your day-to-day wardrobe better, Baccus lists two quite different options. The HUGO 734 Super Skinny Jeans are black and described as super slim, mid-rise jeans with a button and zip closure. Their listed price is £129. The Valére Milano Lusso Jeans are also black but have a relaxed tapered fit, stretch denim and classic five-pocket styling; they are listed at £65.
The difference in silhouette is worth noting. Skinny styles sit close to the body, while a relaxed tapered cut gives more room through the leg before narrowing. Neither is automatically better: the right choice depends on comfort, your preferred shape and what you plan to wear with them.
Valére Milano’s selection includes Baratz Shorts in grey at £35 and Conza Shorts in navy at £40. The descriptions highlight regular fits and soft or heavyweight fabric construction. Lacoste’s white Fleece Shorts are listed at £55 and feature a brushed interior, adjustable drawstring waist, two side pockets and a back patch pocket. The product description identifies a cotton and recycled polyester blend.
These shorts can pair with a plain T-shirt for an easy warm-weather outfit, or with a coordinating top for a more matched look. The reference data also mentions Kortsiide shorts as a possible match for the black Superstar Classic T-shirt, but does not provide a product price or full specification for those shorts.
Baccus’s listed range is not limited to sportswear-inspired pieces. It also includes cotton jumpers, knit polos, an overshirt and wool knitwear. These can help create a more considered outfit while keeping the overall feel relaxed.
The HUGO San Quintus 1/4 Zip Cotton Jumper is a navy, regular-fit style made from 100% cotton, with a zip neck and long sleeves. It is listed at £59.50. For a finer knit, the HUGO San Cedric Jumper is described as regular-fit merino wool in navy, while the black San Thomas Roll Neck Jumper is also made from virgin wool and has a regular fit. Their listed prices are £119 and £129 respectively.
There are also short-sleeved knit options. The HUGO San Peter Knit Polo Shirt is listed in light pastel green at £90, with a concealed placket and regular fit. The San Carl Short Sleeved Sweater is listed in the same colour at £75 and has a slim fit. If you want a layer with more room, the blue HUGO Evalom Oversized Overshirt is described as a cotton-blend canvas design with a two-way zip and chest pockets; it is listed at £139.
Use a knit or overshirt as the bridge between a T-shirt and a heavier jacket. A fine jumper can look neat beneath outerwear, while a roomy overshirt gives a looser layered effect. Check the fabric and cut in the product description so you know whether a piece is intended to sit close to the body or leave space for layers underneath.
The supplied Baccus product data features several recognised labels, including HUGO, Lacoste, Lyle & Scott and BOSS. It also lists pieces from Valére Milano, Kortsiide, Fresh Couture, Billionaire Boys Club and Moose Knuckles. This blend lets shoppers browse different design approaches without treating every product as if it serves the same purpose.
For example, several Lyle & Scott listings focus on wearable shapes and logo detailing. HUGO appears across casual basics, knitwear, joggers and footwear. Valére Milano has a strong presence in the supplied data, with T-shirts, hoodies, sweatshirts, jeans and shorts. More graphic options include Kortsiide’s oversized printed tees and Fresh Couture’s puff-print hoodies.
The listed prices also cover a broad span. In the supplied data, a Lyle & Scott Skinny Sweatpant is £32.50, while the Moose Knuckles Hartsfield Gold Sweatshirt is £250. These figures describe individual listed products, not a guarantee of current price or a measure of quality across brands. Compare fabric, fit, design and your budget rather than relying on the label alone.
Although much of the listed range is clothing, Baccus also features footwear and accessories. The HUGO Hadrian Tenn Trainers are white men’s sneakers with a court-inspired silhouette, oversized side branding, a synthetic upper and a textured rubber outsole. Their listed price is £84.50.
For colder days or a simple finishing touch, the BOSS Fati Wool Beanie is listed in black and navy at £29.50. The product description notes a ribbed structure, virgin wool and a faux-leather logo plaque. The reference data also includes HUGO multipacks of cotton trunks in black and charcoal, each containing three pairs and listed at £35.
These smaller categories can make browsing more useful if you are putting together a full outfit or looking for everyday essentials. Still, check the current product page for the exact colour, size and other details you need before ordering.
Start with the job you need the item to do. Are you looking for a basic tee, a layer for cool weather, or a more noticeable piece for a casual outfit? That question quickly narrows a broad catalogue. From there, compare fit, material, colour and price.
Pay close attention to fit terms. “Regular,” “slim,” “skinny,” “oversized” and “relaxed” describe different shapes, and the same label can feel different across product types. If you are unsure, review the size guidance on the current listing rather than guessing from the product name.
Next, consider fabric and care. The supplied descriptions mention cotton, cotton blends, fleece, merino wool, viscose blends and stretch fabrics. Some products also give care instructions, such as the Fresh Couture hoodie’s machine-wash-cold guidance. Do not assume care details apply to another item; check each listing separately.
Finally, think about how often you will wear the piece. A neutral sweatshirt or plain T-shirt may fit easily into several outfits, while a graphic design can bring more character to a simple combination. Either can be a good choice when it matches your style and intended use.
At a general level, Baccus shares a familiar feature with many UK fashion retailers: it brings multiple brands and clothing categories together for browsing. Its listed products include basics, streetwear-inspired pieces, knitwear, footwear and accessories. This can suit shoppers who prefer to compare several styles in one catalogue instead of visiting a single-brand shop for every item.
That broad comparison should not be mistaken for a claim that Baccus has lower prices, better service or more stock than another retailer. The reference data does not provide competitor prices, store ratings, delivery terms, returns policies or a full view of current availability. If those factors matter to you, check the relevant retailer’s own information and compare like-for-like products.
The supplied reference data gives product descriptions and listed prices, but it does not include Baccus shipping details. It also does not confirm delivery times, returns rules, payment options or live stock levels. For those details, use the current information shown by Baccus before you place an order.
Check that the product name, colour and size match what you want. Prices and product ranges can change, so treat the figures in this guide as details from the supplied data rather than a promise of what you will see at checkout. A quick review of the item page can help avoid surprises.
Baccus’s listed selection gives UK shoppers a mix of everyday menswear and more distinctive casual styles, with products ranging from T-shirts and joggers to knitwear, trainers and accessories. Its variety makes it worth exploring if you want to compare different fits, fabrics and labels in one place. Choose with your wardrobe and budget in mind, and confirm current product and delivery details directly before buying.