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Flannel is the soft, warming fabric of the cooler season and a classic of British style, from the flannel shirt to grey flannel trousers. This guide explains what flannel is, what it is made of, wh...

A capsule wardrobe is a deliberately small collection of a few high-quality, interchangeable garments. Instead of a full closet of rarely worn items, you have a manageable selection of classics. Th...

The blouson is one of the most versatile transitional classics. Cropped and gathered at the waist, it has a casual yet polished fit. Whether as a leather blouson or cotton, this guide explains what...

A whole wardrobe of classics originated from country life and British country pursuits, namely hunting, equestrian sports and long days spent outdoors. Tweed, waxed jackets, waistcoats and flat cap...

Investment pieces are garments that pay for themselves over many years. Instead of many short-lived items, you opt for a few high-quality classics. This guide explains what investment pieces are, w...

The country look is the classic clothing style of British rural life. It combines functionality and elegance into a relaxed, timeless wardrobe made of tweed, wool, and waxed cotton. This style guid...

Checks are as quintessentially British as tweed and wool. But how can you combine tartan, Glen check and Tattersall without the look becoming too busy? This style guide explains the basic rules, th...

Virgin wool is the basis of many high-quality garments, from tweed and knitwear to wool coats. But what exactly does the term mean, and how does virgin wool differ from wool and merino wool? This g...

The British summer season includes social highlights such as Royal Ascot, the Henley Royal Regatta and Wimbledon. Many of them have a strict dress code. This guide explains the dress codes of the m...