CUT FROM THE RIGHT CLOTH

New Traditions, Jonathan Sigmon at Alan Flusser

We speak with Jonathan Sigmon to learn how he became the proprietor of Alan Flusser, navigating the transition and continuing the legacy of the iconic menswear brand.

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STYLE ADVICE

Jamie Needs a Work Shirt: the Journey Cloth

The Final episode is here! Our hero has finally grown into a man, sort of, and prepares to tackle the notoriously challenging environment that is the corporate office-scape.

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WELL WORN

Aleks Cvetkovic and his bespoke Edward Sexton suit

The creative strategist and journalist on style evolution and one of his favourite double-breasted suits.

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CUT FROM THE RIGHT CLOTH

Six decades of British style: Sir Paul Smith

We sit down with the British designer in his London office to discuss his career, inspirations and why good manners are crucial.

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Well Worn

Jeremy Hackett’s need for tweed

We sit down with Hackett London’s founder to talk about the brand’s origins, his taste in tailoring and why it’s better to have clothes that ‘wear in, not out’

Local hero

Salvatore Ambrosino’s Hidden Rome

Founder and creative director of L’Arte Nascosta, Salvatore Ambrosino reveals his favourite places in the Italian capital, ranging from history to great food

Near perfect

Refined Tastes: Janice Wong

Janice Wong is part pastry chef, part creative director. Known for elevating the art of dessert making to the nth degree, we speak to her about food, travel and why “culture is all about colour and taste”.

The flicks

The Grand Budapest Hotel and the power of commitment

The classic Wes Anderson film is wedded to the director’s distinctive vintage aesthetic, and, in its consistency, shows the virtues of committing whole-heartedly to a look.

Our Fabrics

Timeless elegance with contemporary style

Fabric Wisdom

our values

Heritage with an eccentric and refined touch

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