Fieldnotes 006 | Spoiled Life Store, St Andrews St Andrews is well known for a handful of things: stunning scenery, a prestigious university, golf. But in and amongst the city’s historic locations, there’s a vibrant...

Here's a look at how we created our lookbook for issue 2, 23, featuring our new canvas and commuter collections, as well as cord pieces in fresh new shades and utilitarian layering pieces. The lookbook...

Since its establishment in 2017, WerkHaus Margate has been at the forefront of redefining fashion norms and providing a unique shopping experience for individuals who appreciate unisex and utilitarian clothing. Founded by Cynthia Lawrence-John and...

For Fieldnotes this month we’re heading to Norwich, in the picturesque county of Norfolk. Norwich has a thriving independent scene, a popular location for artists and creatives too. It makes sense: A medieval town which...

Superlight is here, and it’s all about ease of wear. Made from 160gsm organic cotton, our garments, they’re breathable and wearable, with relaxed forms and modern details. There are five new pieces to discover, in...

“If it’s not in our lives, then it’s not in the shop”. This simple statement is at the heart of how Sailors of Rye operate as a store. As a principle, it’s about providing a...

When iconic Northampton menswear store Driver closed down, then-teenager Lawrenze Denton knew it couldn’t be the end of the story. He’d had a Saturday job at the store, and had seen how the owner Steve...

Kenneth McClure makes shoes. About three pairs of them a week. The shoes he makes are traditional but distinctive. If you owned them, you’d probably wear them every day. If you visit his showroom-workshop in...

Brighton is punctuated by neon, in all its multitudinous forms. In a seafront studio, Daisy Doig is a neon artist who is forging her own path in a world often inaccessible to newcomers.