Journal

Why the Bermondsey Bomber is the perfect transitional jacket

Taking inspiration from the classic MA-1 jacket of the 50s, Oliver Spencer's Bermondsey bomber is a lightweight, technical blouson perfect for autu...

Spotlight: The Hockney Shirt Jacket

Part winter-weight chore jacket, part artist's shirt, the Hockney jacket is a skillful layering piece you'll reach for time and again.

Redefining the work shirt

With so many people remote working, desk sharing, or dialling in from their home offices, the traditional work shirt has become somewhat irrelevant...

The rules of transitional dressing

Discover the main tenets and key pieces you need to transition your wardrobe at the first signs of autumn.

The Art of Colour Blocking

The likes of Mark Rothko and Piet Mondrian inspired a generation of fashion that still influences how we dress today. Here's what you need to know ...

Why we use organic cotton

Oliver Spencer is moving towards a 100% organic cotton approach to our collections. This is why it's important...

The Colours of the Midwest

From splashes of burnt orange and ochre to rich seams of forest green and deep navy, this season's colour palette will bring your wardrobe to life.

Oliver Spencer New Season has landed!

Inspired by the natural and modernist landscapes of the American Midwest, Oliver Spencer's AW20 collection is full of rich tones, tactile textures ...

Spotlight: The Blenheim Jumper

A perennial favourite, this season sees the Blenheim jumper return in a dozen new iterations ripe for autumn.

Grandpa knows best: the raincoat for the wise

If you only purchase one raincoat this season, our Grandpa coat is our classic overcoat, cut in a lightweight Italian water-repellent cloth.

Beige magnet - how to be blazing in bland

Beige gets a bad name for being boring or anodyne, but in reality it's anything but. Here's how to use this versatile colour as the glue that stick...

How To Accessorise Your Summer

Wistfully watching blue skies from your balcony, diligently working from home, getting green-fingered in the garden, or taking the first plane some...