Up in Harris, or rather Lewis, this week at Breanish Tweed. More next week.
Photo: Andy Barnham
Hey Shane, I wouldn't worry too much about the leather breathing, but if you can help it it's better to resole with rubber rather than just put it on top of leather. Maybe see what the cost is of doing that instead first
Rain: Cap and cordovan, or felt and suede
Read the commentsWell, that navy is unlikely to be good for winter, it sounds quite light. But up to you whether you want a different colour or a more winter material next As to those two jackets, I think dark brown is a great colour to go…
If you only had five jackets: A capsule collection
Read the commentsPleasure Iqbal. If you'd like to support us, pick something up from the PS Shop some time
Gaziano & Girling bespoke Adelaides
Read the commentsIt's a big topic Stefan, but in brief: - It's hard to tell from those old films and photographs what the colours are, as they're black and white. It may well be charcoal - Black was the standard colour for a lot of clothing before…
How I wear a black tailored jacket
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The colours in this scene are amazing. Thanks for the blog, was recently referred to it and am really finding your posts enjoyable, informative and educational.
Great Blog, somewhat relieved to have found you, plenty of posts to catch up on! Keep up the good work!