
For the Love of Linen
What fabric could better encapsulate the joys of summer? David Coggins makes the case for linen.
What fabric could better encapsulate the joys of summer? David Coggins makes the case for 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.
You were fond of our cotton-linen Games Suits last time, so we thought we'd bring them back.
While there are a great many ways to approach warm weather dressing, really it's the linen suit that always gets the last word on the subject of summer style.
The suit is something that has remained (relatively) unchanged for the last hundred years or so, and endures as a sartorial necessity, even in these increasingly casual times.
Aleks Cvetkovic charts the checkered history of the chalkstripe.
We present a series of relaxed, effortlessly stylish looks comprised of our casual tailoring, polos and t-shirts.
The Games Blazer and accompanying Games Chinos have quickly become signature pieces of ours, elegantly walking a line between tailoring and casualwear. We shine a light on the details that go into each suit.
Writer, angler, and friend of the brand, David Coggins finds the romance in our new corduroy Games Suit, made from a beautiful garment-dyed Italian cord.