Journal

The weather has finally turned, I have put away my jumpers and I am ready to flee the city for the Amalfi Coast or the French Riviera. But Covid ha...

One of the most important sartorial lessons I've learnt is extending the life of your garments is crucial.  Resting your suits is crucial.  Mixing...

If you want to see what a year of Zoom calls has done to menswear, you only have to look at the Golden Globes.  The women's Red Carpet has long mea...

I’ve waxed lyrical multiple times about how soft and comfortable tailoring can be. Here’s your proof. This jacket fits like a cardigan and will o...

Work suits are all good and well, but my favourite thing to make is the garment you wear on the weekend, or on a date, or when you want to impress ...

Following on from last month’s tailors note - I want to talk specifically about the casual jacket in summer. It is the garment that takes a white t...

Short sleeve shirts. Try saying that 5 times fast. This sartorial tongue twister has become somewhat awkward for me. Until a couple of years ago I...

Continuing the Corona Closet Collection, today I have gathered my favourite Hollywood pyjamas. Whether you are living your best Gene Kelly life or ...

The weather is warming, the May bank holiday is looming & the Rose is open. Which means it would normally be time for knees to start appearing ...

Step 1.

Pull everything out. You can’t judge it if you can’t see it. And who knows what you might find - discovering an old forgotten favourite is like getting something brand new. But free!

    Brief: Linen, which looks smart 3 Piece, Single-Breasted.  Cloth: Linen/Wool/Cotton Blend - Bateman Ogden 50% Wool, 25% Linen, 25% Cotton Lini...

Brief: Linen, but not navy or sand. Cloth: Linen/Mohair Blend - Harrisons Mersolair 54% Mohair, 46% Linen Lining - The Lining Company  Flamingos...