Big Coat Albers Khaki
Big Coat Albers Khaki
Utility Trousers Westall Denim
Utility Trousers Westall Denim
Big Coat Albers Charcoal
Big Coat Albers Charcoal
Menswear
Oliver Spencer creates contemporary British menswear with a focus on unstructured tailoring, utilitarian details, and tactile fabrics. Designed to be worn with ease, our collections balance smart and casual, modern and classic, always with attention to detail.
From the Journal
Spring 26 New Arrivals
Designed for a modern wardrobe, the Spring ’26 collection focuses on relaxed silhouettes and unstructured tailoring, prioritising ease, movement and everyday wear. Subtle nods to 1970s London subculture add character without overshadowing functionality.
More from the Journal
The Spring Wardrobe Reset
Oli’s Spring 26 collection redefines transitional dressing. Reset your wardrobe with soft 70s-inspired tailoring, textured layering, sun-faded hues, and effortless silhouettes.
Base, Not Basics: The Foundations Of A Modern Wardrobe
Discover the quiet power of wardrobe foundations - those timeless essentials that quietly elevate every look, every season.
New Arrival: The Denim Utility Trouser
A fresh new take on jeans sees a soft midweight denim applied to our new utility trouser silhouette.
In Conversation: Sandeep Garg of Shreeji
The most famous newsagents in the world? That will be Shreeji of Chiltern Street in Marylebone. We caught up with founder Sandeep Garg to discuss...
The Flavour Of Soho: In Conversation With Chef Gabe Pryce
We recently caught up with the brilliant Gabe Pryce, chef and co-founder of Rita's in Soho, to chat food, festivities, and a little bit of...
Rot And Roll: In Conversation with Dan Keeling of Shrine To The Vine
We caught up with wine maverick and Lambs Conduit Street neighbour Dan Keeling of Noble Rot to chat Christmas in London, festive traditions, and much...
From early beginnings as a self-taught tailor and shopkeeper, Oliver Spencer has built a brand around his vision: hand-crafted quality paired with stylish accents and details. In the words of GQ, a ‘uniquely British take on relaxed style’.