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Soft-shouldered and easy to wear, our unstructured suits bring a more relaxed approach to tailoring. Crafted in lightweight fabrics for warm-weather dressing, they’re built for weddings, the office and everything in between.
From the Journal
Autumn 26 New Arrivals
The first arrivals of the new season are landing now: a considered edit of transitional pieces for the stretch between high summer and the cooler months. New shirting leads, with the New York Special Shirt back in fresh fabrics and tones, plus cord textures, brushed finishes and easy button-downs made for layering. Lightweight jackets, softly tailored trousers and heavier jersey complete an edit built on texture and everyday wear; pieces to fold into your rotation, not start it over.
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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’.