Worn
Garments are produced as and when, year round. This page, here to present said garments being worn, keeps a similar schedule. The running order is most recent up top, and any underscored words are shortcuts to the shop.
Jacket made from a black-brown hopsack tweed from a mill not far outside Manchester. Worn in the above pictures with a lambswool three-stitch rollneck and nearly-black narrow cord trousers.
Seam overshirt made from horizontal chalk-striped worsted from Yorkshire.
The three-button blazer is made from a wool-cashmere from West Yorkshire, which has been woven into a grey-black “birdseye” pattern. The blazer has a fishmouth-shaped lapel, an unstructured and relaxed fit, and an under-lapel fastening. It is worn here with some notch-back wool herringbone trousers.
The outside of the quilted vest is a luxury flecked charcoal wool-cashmere from a woollen mill in the Cotswolds; on the inside a warm wool-melton. It has been lightly quilted in east London, and its real horn buttons are made in the Midlands.
Biscuit-coloured moss-stitch cardigan, knitted in Nottinghamshire and made from lambswool yarn spun in Yorkshire.
The mid-grey minimal cardigan is made from Donegal yarn — a merino-cashmere blend — from Co. Donegal. It has a hidden grosgrain placket and large patch pockets.
The three-stitch rollneck jumper is so-called because of its combination of moss-stitch chest, plain-stitch body and arms, and rib-stitch neck. It has been knitted in Nottingham using Yorkshire wool yarn.
The Kelly collar shirt, made from a grey-white cotton, and natural corozo buttons.
Previously
- February — May 2011
- Spring and early summer saw linen semi-cutaway shirts, the horizontal cord blazer, panama overshirts, and the internal shoulder-strapped tour jacket. Read more
- September 2010 — January 2011
- The work jacket made a first appearance in French navy cotton-twill and charcoal wool-cashmere. And, on the knitwear front, Shetland Isle moss-stitch jumpers.
- May — August 2010
- Five mostly interchangeable garments were made over the middle months of the year: two semi-cutaway shirts, two cotton-drill trousers, and a corduroy overshirt.
