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. 

Oli Stanion has always loved connecting with people. Making things has been a way to facilitate that in every aspect of his life.

Our new Fieldnotes series is about getting out there and catching up with some of our stockists in the UK and beyond. We’re always inspired by the variety of independent stores across the country who...

Issue 1, 23 is here. Which means we’ve created a new campaign too: Run of the Mill.  We wanted to strip back the styling on our shoot. We headed to Hallam Mill in Stockport to...

We wanted to inject a bit of colour and irreverence into January, and at the same time, show some love to our core products. Last year we made deadstock bags and expanded our range of...