Well, he never really left, but as one of our 'icon' brands, we're pleased to say we've just received a batch of goodness from Ben Sherman.
Featuring Archive Oxford shirts, super-soft stretch cord jean, knits as well as the classic Harringtons, you are sure to be pleased. Come in, and check it out now.
Colder than a brass monkey looking for a welder? You'll be pleased to know we've restocked on NN07 Nico Beanies. These 100% Merino Wool, tailored fitted beanies are Made in Italy, and are strictly limited, so rush in and rush out feeling warmer than a toasted sandwich!
SOUTH COAST BRUSHED TRACKIE
Dreamt up for those mornings when you'd prefer to stay in bed, we've created a pure cotton fleece trackie that is so cosy you can carry that 'under the doona' feeling with you all day – and still look like a respectable member of society. Working with our fabric mill on the perfect weight cloth (not too heavy / not too fluffy) we've brushed the fabric for a soft layer against the skin then washed the whole thing in finished garment form, for extra softness still. We challenge you to take them off once they're on. Choose from earthy green Olivine or blue-grey Squall.
Hailing from Amsterdam, Kings of Indigo positions itself as a pioneer in this ever-changing sustainable fashion world, innovating with materials and sustainable production methods, constantly exploring how to reduce the impact on the planet and people; every garment made with a conscience. All Kings of Indigo garments are designed to last long, indeed they are garments of quality for the next era.
Ahh, the Polo Shirt! A learned friend remarked the other day, that the history of the polo shirt is linked to tennis. After taking in the irony of that statement, I felt moved to write a few words, from my own viewpoint, on this misunderstood item of the modern mans wardrobe. The ‘polo’ shirt is an interesting term in its own right. In the wealthy classes in the UK and also in the USA, the game of polo was played – and participants typically wore woven shirts with collars. After nipping up and down the polo field on a speedy steed, often taking dramatic turns back and fore, the collars of these shirts would fly up and obscure the...
