Mixing Up a Michelada

Our suede chore jacket collides with our timeless overshirt.

We join forces once more with the icons of American footwear.

July has arrived and our second strange summer is in full swing. With life slowly returning to something approaching familiar, we bring the Revue back to its early days of around-town suggestions, this month tentatively venturing beyond the UK, a little something for our readers located in some of our favourite cities. Read on.

As worn by painter and friend of the brand, Hugo Hamper-Potts.

Whether you're off to the lido or the lake, you need a good pair of swim shorts. Ours are an elegant design inspired by midcentury examples. Cut from a quick-drying nylon, they're available in a number of styles.

Our corduroy club caps are back once again, crafted from a beautiful Italian cotton corduroy, and in a range of summer colours.

Perhaps more commonly associated with winter trousers, corduroy is perfect for summer shorts, too. We bring ours back in a range of seasonal tones.

Continuing our series of armchair travelling (and drinking), writer Harry Seymour recalls enjoying the quintessential aperitivo – the Aperol Spritz – at the Hotel Grand Tremezzo on Lake Como, just a stone's throw from the drink's birthplace.

We welcome a laid back, beachy reinvention of our chore jacket, cut from an extraordinary indigo-dyed towelling cloth from Japan, that will fade, age, and patinate beautifully.