Harrington jacket
A golf jacket renamed by television, revived by music, and never built for either.
Britain
An island that ran the world and has been adjusting ever since.
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H. Huntsman & Sons
Bespoke is not customisation — it is the refusal to let a garment settle.
Mulberry Group
Roger Saul · 1971
Mulberry Group was founded in 1971 by Roger Saul and his mother Joan as a British leather goods company. It built its reputation on functional poacher bags—the binocular and dispatch bags—rooted in rural utility rather than urban display. Production began in Somerset in 1973 and remains anchored there for core designer leather goods, while men’s bags and small leather goods are made in Turkey and China respectively. An apprenticeship programme launched in 2006 trains local youths for Somerset factory roles, with job offers extended to graduates. Mulberry’s strength lies in its material honesty and regional continuity; its compromise is the fragmentation of its making across geographies and standards.
Palace Skateboards
Palace doesn’t sell clothes. It sells a paradox you can wear.
Sloane Ranger
A journalistic label masquerading as a wardrobe — and it never had a single stitch.
Gieves & Hawkes
Savile Row’s oldest uniform-maker doesn’t sell style—it sells sanctioned authority.
Belstaff
Wax cotton wasn’t invented for fashion—it was bolted onto jackets to keep riders dry while leaning into corners.
Flannel
Flannel is softness engineered—not into luxury, but into utility.
Turnbull & Asser
A collar and a cuff — not a brand, not a suit, but two fixed points of British menswear discipline.