In the early 2000s my wardrobe was full of Folk. Arriving back in London, after five years in San Francisco, I found the city head-to-toe in heritage-wear. Barbour Chelseas everywhere. A few clued-up media types I spoke to were extolling the virtues of Folk, a… Read More
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All shapes of exciting
The following tells the ‘story’ of me wanting a bacon sandwich and then going to have a bacon sandwich. As narratives go, I’ll admit, it’s weak. However, it does give me the opportunity to debut a pair of green Trickers. I picked them up at… Read More
Oi lace head
When you’re prowling around in a hat with a big lace on the top, there can be a number of outcomes.
Wangsters piling up towers of garms
“Excuse me.” “Sorry dude.” “Sorry bruv.” Three people excusing themselves past me, in different directions, simultaneously. Such is the cut and thrust of the Folk/YMC/Oliver Spencer Sample Sale. Absurdly middle-class patrons, desperately wanting to avoid offence, while just as desperately wanting to swag the best… Read More
Two reasons for menswearists to be in East London this weekend
If you’re not planning on being in East London this weekend, you might want to reconsider your position. There are two bang-on reasons why you should be. There’s a Folk/YMC/Oliver Spencer sample sale going on. And a Pop Up Flea Market, featuring Detroit brand Shinola,… Read More
Give your ruching the access it needs
I haven’t thought about sporty ‘coach jackets’ for years. But after choosing an antique Yojhi version as the counterpoint to my herculean OTHER/Shop jeans the other day, they keep pestering my thinking. A short, neat style, they’re peerless for framing a power-trouser. And if you’ve… Read More