Me and Theo, in Cifonelli jacket and Paul Stuart shirtThanks to everyone who came along to drinks a couple of weeks ago at The Armoury trunk show. It was to meet everyone and it looked like the prosecco went down well. A few shots of people below, and apologies to others who we didn’t get photos of.

JosephMy brother, looking particularly shaggyTheo’s lapel pin, part of a set of waistcoat studsDavid

Cuff detail on a Liverano overcoatFitting on a Liverano jacket

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