The good folk at S.E.H Kelly have done it again, this time producing a masterpiece of a jacket, The Tour Jacket MKII. It’s a stunning piece of outerwear for the spring and summer months that is made out of a dusty green-coloured 11-way corduroy, slightly lighter than most corduroys to cater for the warmer weather. This specific fabric was made at a mill in Lancashire, England which they co-operate with on a regular …
Sometimes I find it hard to get inspired by clothing on a 24/7 basis, most of the stuff I come across either isn’t functional or it lacks substance in some form or other. I guess that’s why I look to different areas of design when trying to get inspired, such as photography, architecture, furniture, ceramics and things like that. It makes sense and runs along the same line in my opinion, but this morning I decided to pull it all back …
You may have seen me getting quite ecstatic over a fresh release from London label S.E.H Kelly, this being the green Dry-Waxed Cotton and Cashmere Mac. It’s a beautiful garment with a very clean look, comprising of a total of four fabrics. One being dry-waxed cotton, which is made by British Millerain in Greater Manchester, and another a wool-cashmere made of …
Today we get a first look at the Dana Lee Fall/Winter 2012 collection shot by talented photographer Jody Rogac. We have featured Dana Lee many times on our blog and we’ll be supporting her through our shop also, stocking a variety of our favourite bits from Spring/Summer 2012. Like every Dana Lee lookbook we’ve got brilliant photography which is very artistic in itself, beautiful tones and colours which compliment …
I’m not inspired by vintage clothing all that often, I guess when it has context, such as product with lots of heritage and background, I am but when it’s quite random in it’s form I can’t relate too much. What’s interesting in my opinion is the various stories that gather as clothes gain age, knitwear being one particular sector where this sort of thing crops up on a regular basis. You can see why designers like Nigel …
I may be a bit late on this one but luckily when you have timeless clothes to play with it’s pretty easy to discuss and make it relevant. Such as this collaboration between two lesser recognised brands, in my opinion, which took place late last year between Inverallan and Allevol. Now Allevol was founded in 2005 as a lifestyle clothing label in London with it’s primary focus being to create everyday wearable quality products. They’re …
