River Island has teamed up with singer Olly Murs to create a menswear collection.
The 14-piece range includes single-breasted dinner jackets, crew-neck knitwear, and shirts in chevron and geometric prints.
Olly Murs x River Island will be available online and in selected stores from 6 November.
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