Where other bits of sporting apparel have faded into obscurity, the cricket jumper remains. We now offer our own take on this timeless item in v-neck and cardigan forms, as well as the recently introduced sleeveless cricket vest. Writer and musician Tony Sylvester is a sworn aficionado of cricket knitwear (if not the sport itself), and unpacks for us its enduring appeal.
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.
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.
Debuted last year, we bring back our camp collar holiday shirts, this time in a series of charming prints as well as more subdued plain linen.
Cut a dash in our new Mk. IV Games Suit, made from a rose-pink corduroy that’s quite simply outrageous. Following closely behind is our new sleeveless cricket jumper.
With nods to high-performance nautical wear, we've added amphibious modifications to our ever-popular chore jacket to make it ready for the high seas (equally suited to life on dry land).
Chris Black – friend of the brand, writer, and co-host of the How Long Gone podcast – pledges his allegiance to that evergreen staple of men's wardrobes everywhere: the polo shirt.
A painterly take on our popular Five-Pocket Chore Jacket, the Artist Chore draws on hardwearing studio clothes worn by painters and sculptors throughout the 20th century.
