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First teased on the catwalks of London and Paris towards the end of last year, with the likes of Burberry and Canali centering much of their SS16 collections around it, green is very much the colour of the moment.
Now finding its way from the front row to the pavement (see Tinie and Zayn), military and verdant hues are taking hold of menswear and we're all for it.
While navy, black and grey are concrete staples for mens fashion, it's easy to overlook the equal versatility that green offers. And with so many variations of the colour to choose from, it's easy to find a shade that works for you.
Here are ten items to put on your radar for the season ahead.
Sandro
Field jackets are another big one for the coming months, with this cotton Sandro offering smart-enough to be worn both to and from the office.
£420, mrporter.com
Timex
With its sturdy nylon strap and lightweight resin case, the Timex Camper is a versatile everyday watch with a cool military edge.
£39.99 timex.com
Acne
Is teal a shade of green? We're saying yes, yes it is. These slick elastic-waisted trousers from scandi tastemakers Acne are your new go-to work pair.
£195, acne.com
Adidas
Originally a 1979 handball shoe, the Spezial is a retro Adidas model poised for a big comeback this summer.
£65, end.com
Universal Works
Every man needs a bomber in his wardrobe, especially in transition seasons. The beauty of one in a shade of green is that it's versatile enough for both spring and autumn, and everything in between to be honest.
£185, universalworks.co.uk
Oliver Spencer
The 'luxury' backpack can be a risky menswear manoeuvre, the wrong style making a man look like a schoolboy with a bit of spare cash. Luckily this Oliver Spencer design keeps it simple with a smart, utilitarian aesthetic.
£395, mrporter.com
Oakley
An 80s classic, the Oakley Frogskin receives an SS16 update in the form of these subtle, olive-hued frames.
£90, oakley.com
Gucci
Trade in the black and brown belts this summer for something a bit more bold, like this lavish Gucci option for example.
£225 gucci.com
Paul Smith
A long-sleeved polo is - in our view - an under-appreciated staple for warmer months. You can wear it solo, or under a bomber or light jacket. A solid replacement for the ubiquitous oxford shirt.
£75, paulsmith.co.uk
Ebbets
Brooklyn-based hat-makers Ebbets have added breathable ripstop cotton to their classic baseball cap for a lightweight, warm-weather update.
£55, mrporter.com
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