The Games Blazer Mk. IV
Our ever-expanding Games family welcomes a new addition this week: the Games Blazer Mk. IV.
All posts - Tailoring
A Tweed Story
When it comes to dressing for the colder months, few fabrics do the job quite like tweed. We put this season's tweed jackets in the spotlight, dressed up and down. Photography by Isaac Marley-Morgan.
The Charm of the Chalkstripe
Aleks Cvetkovic charts the checkered history of the chalkstripe.
The Anatomy of a Games Suit
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.
A Romantic Ideal: The Corduroy Games 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.
Peak Performance: The Mk. II Games Suit
Our new Mk. II Games Suit – cut from a Japanese ripstop cotton – is utilitarian workwear you can fine dine in, whether that’s lobster at the Wolseley, or pork scratchings down your local.
Introducing the Games Blazer Mk. III
The Games Blazer’s rugged sensibility meets the timeless, elegant appeal of a DB jacket.
The Return of the Games Suit
Introducing the 'Mk. II' version of our knockabout Games Suit.
The Tussah Silk Jacket
We usually use tussah silk for our handmade ties, but this season we made this very same material into a tailored jacket. G. Bruce Boyer traces the history of the tussah jacket back to the early 20th century.
