The Guide to Tweed: Bunches
In our voluminous Guide to Cloth series , we’ve already done an article on tweed. But that was about the history, the style and a little about the types. There was no mention of bunches. Today’s article takes on that introduction, fleshes...
The Guide to Tweed: Bunches
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I'd imagine it wouldn't feel that heavy, being a very tight weave, more very tough and rather stiff. It could make a good coat, but also for someone you is an actual game keeper or is doing similar pursuits (and can't or...
Huddersfield’s mills and merchants explained
I was up in Yorkshire last week, based in Huddersfield and seeing a few of the mills and merchants, including Pennine, Johnsons and Dugdale. What struck me hardest when I got back was the lack of understanding among bespoke customers, ...
Huddersfield’s mills and merchants explained
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True, yes it would be a good one to update...
Prince of Wales at Henry Poole: Part 1
This is the first post in what will be a series on having a double-breasted suit made at Henry Poole, in Prince of Wales cloth, as in Edward VII, but with the Duke of Windsor’s addition, originally from the Seafield estate, with the exclusive H...
Prince of Wales at Henry Poole: Part 1
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There are certainly variants. It isn't suitable for most business environments, no, though yours may vary...
