De Bonne Facture: More like themselves
I’ve known the brand De Bonne Facture for a long time, seeing them at stockists like Trunk and No Man Walks Alone over the years, and chatting to the founder Déborah Neuberg over dinner or at Pitti. I’ve also admired their philos...
De Bonne Facture: More like themselves
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Great review. And if i'm allowed to say, something i'd love to see more of. I'm 26 and was on boarded in my late teens / early twenties through the writing on more traditional clothes which was / still is new and excitin...
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Outfit 1: Green cord suit Suit: Schaap tailors, green 700g Holland & Sherry cord Jumper: De Bonne Facture Shirt: J Press Tie: Drake’s Shoes: Alden cordovan, modified last Socks: Frans Boone Watch: 1960s IWC Hi Bent. How would you descr...
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Hi Neil, I personally have one from Cordings that I find quite enjoyable and wear often. The collar is a bit prone to curling inwards but the design and fabric are otherwise very nice. I did have to shorten the sleeves, ...
Luxury chore coats compared
By Manish Puri Not all chores are made equal. Some take longer, some require more exertion, and some involve going out into the cold. On a typical weekend you’ll find me frantically searching for loopholes in the chivalric code so I can cherry...
Luxury chore coats compared
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With flannel it should be fine I think...
Elasticated waists – the good and the bad
Elasticated waists are becoming increasingly popular in men's trousers. And I think they do have a place - when they are practical, and don't undermine the style. But it's important to consciously draw a line - to be aware of when this undermining s...
Elasticated waists – the good and the bad
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I wear elasticated waists exclusively on my casual trousers. I still own a few pairs of trousers with side adjusters for more formal events but when I am lounging around or loafing about out come the comfy pants. Perhaps...
