The Mk. IV returns, cut from an ottoman weave cotton-linen with a printed chequerboard design, inspired by a piece of vintage workwear we found on our travels. The cloth has been enzyme washed to soften it, and the pattern will fade gently over time.
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.
Just in time for the milder weather, we introduce two new iterations of our linen-silk blend 'summer tweed' jacket. On top of that, we have some highly versatile overshirts, cut from a premium ripstop cotton.
If you've spent any time at all browsing our wares, you'll no doubt be familiar with our Heavyweight Suede Five-Pocket Chore Jacket. We now introduce it in two new colours: sand, and fire engine red.
Rounding out our vintage-inspired selection of casual garments, we present this long sleeve polo shirt, with an extended placket, button cuffs, and chest pocket. Have we piqued your interest?
It's no secret that we have a fondness for rugby shirts. We've brought them back once again, cut from a dense cotton jersey, knitted in England. As well as these tried and true staples, we have something a little bit unusual: striped mock collar tops, cut from the same rich jersey.
With a slightly shorter length and a tall ribbed hem, these sweatshirts are reminiscent of those wonderful vintage examples from midcentury America.
Our popular Hiking T-Shirt – modelled on vintage examples from midcentury America – returns in a swathe of new colours, perfect for the season ahead.
These days more commonly seen in the urban jungle than the depths of the rainforest, the jungle jacket remains a staple of men’s wardrobes the world over.
