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Stenströms’ Creative Director Talks Shirts, Craftsmanship and Quality

Peter Jüriado joined Stenströms over 25 years ago and worked his way up through the ranks. We chat to him about Sweden’s oldest shirtmaker, how Stenströms is moving with the times, and his own personal relationship with our fabrics

Whiter than white: the ‘60s look in ‘A Single Man’

Despite its sober tone, Tom Ford’s late-noughties masterpiece has earned a place in cinema history as one of the best-dressed movies of its decade

All hail the business casual shirt

With traditional office dress codes on the wane, Aleks Cvetkovic makes the case for the ‘business casual’ dress shirt

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A Rising Star of Japanese Craftsmanship

Japanese menswear is famous for its flawless attention to detail. In Nagareyama City, Chiba, Minami Shirts takes this obsession with precision to an all new level

Sawanoi Sake: A Lifetime in the Making

We visit one of Okutama’s oldest Sake breweries – family owned and run for 23 generations, no less – to understand the philosophy that informs this most precious of Japanese libations

Yasuto Kamoshita’s archive shirts collection

The Japanese designer, creative and authority on men’s style gives us special access to his unique personal archive

We’ll say one thing for ‘Dirty Rotten Scoundrels’ – they’re always well dressed…

Charlie Thomas examines Michael Caine and Steve Martin’s sartorial one-upmanship in one of the most charming movies of the 1980s

Arnold Wong’s Mythical W.F. Mealli Jacket

We meet with Hong Kong-based vintage aficionado, Arnold Wong, to learn a little more about his most precious possession and his approach to men’s style

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Why we think you should be an Anthologist

The Anthology’s co-founders, Buzz Tang and Andy Chong, are building one of the most exciting international tailoring brands of today. We sat down with them to explore the brand’s roots, its philosophy on bespoke, and its approach to fine shirtmaking

Milad Abedi on Stockholm and Gothenburg

One of our favourite men’s style photographers talks to us about how he approaches his work, and brings his insider knowledge to bear on two Swedish cities he calls home

Casablanca: a lesson in ivory eveningwear

There are many claimants to the best Black Tie looks in movie history, writes Charlie Thomas, but nothing quite beats Bogart’s pitch-perfect ivory dinner jacket

Thomas Sandell: Designed for life

One of Sweden’s foremost architects and product designers, Thomas Sandell of Sandell & Sandberg, shares some life lessons he’s accrued over the course of his 30-year career

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Budd Shirtmakers – Making The Case For Tradition

Budd Shirtmakers might only be a small shop in London’s West End, but it’s a British shirtmaking institution. We sat down with one of the house’s bespoke cutters, Darren Tiernan, to learn a little more about Budd’s winning formula

An Ode to The Overshirt

Our style columnist, Aleks Cvetkovic, explores what makes the humble overshirt such a popular menswear staple – and why you should try one, if you haven’t

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Swann Custom Shirts, a Shirtmaker Built For Today

Swann might be a small boutique in Paris’s VIII Arrondissement, but co-founders Thibault de Drouas and Vincent Colin are making a mark on modern French menswear

Pierre Mahéo’s favourite parka

In this series we ask stylish men to talk us through a precious piece of vintage menswear. Here, Pierre Mahéo, founder and Creative Director at Officine Générale, talks to us about his design philosophy, his approach to brand building and the story behind his favourite coat

Pulp Fiction: Why we can all learn a thing or two from Uma Thurman’s white shirt

It goes without saying that the white shirt is a wardrobe staple, but in cult movie classic Pulp Fiction, it becomes an icon. Our film correspondent, Charlie Thomas, explains why…

Bold as brass

We meet one of New York’s foremost jazz musicians, trumpeter and pianist, Keyon Harrold. He re-flects on his early career, honing his craft, and what it takes to find your voice as a musician today

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Geneva Custom Shirts: Old School Talent in New York

We visit Gene Athanasatos, cutter and owner at Geneva Custom Shirts, a New York menswear institution and a testimony to honest, old-school craftsmanship

An artist’s guide to London, with Jonathan Lawes

In the first of a series of city guides, we meet with Jonathan Lawes, the South London printmaker who brings you his guide to some of the capital’s least known gems

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Turnbull & Asser’s Quiet Evolution

Aleks Cvetkovic sits down with Turnbull & Asser’s Creative Director, Becky French, to get the inside track on how one of Jermyn Street’s oldest shirtmakers is freshening up its act

Beyond Blue and White: Some fresh thoughts on formal shirts

In the first of six columns Aleks Cvetkovic thinks through some colourful alternatives to a wardrobe filled with conventional blue and white

Michael Hill on his father’s cardigan

Clothes that stand the test of time often have a story to tell. In ‘Well Worn’ we ask stylish men around the world to talk us through a precious piece of vintage menswear. Who better to start with than the Creative Director of Drake’s, Michael Hill?

Colour, depth and darkness: tailoring in The Great Beauty

Sure, the colourful Italian tailoring in Paolo Sorrentino’s Oscar winning film The Great Beauty is good looking, but the genius of the movie lies in its wardrobe’s deeper meaning, as Charlie Thomas explains

A letter from the Albini family

The Albini family takes a moment to introduce our new editorial platform, and to welcome you to the world of Thomas Mason

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@stenstroms_official is one of the oldest continually operational manufacturers in Sweden, founded in 1883, and still occupies the same historic factory founded by one August Stenstrom, who established a workshop on the same site to cope with the growing demand for his luxurious handmade shirts. Today, Stenströms is still family owned and run, and this gives the company a unique perspective on what it does.⁠
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@stenstroms_official philosophy is focused on offering exceptional quality while moving with the times. “We’ve seen a lot of changes in fashion over the years, we’re not making so many straight business shirts these days – we make more sports shirts and concepts for different kinds of shirts. That’s important to us too, we’re not just a shirtmaker, we try to think conceptually about men’s shirts.” @juriado. ⁠
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Attention to fabrics is crucial to @juriado designs and he works closely with Thomas Mason on much of his collections. “We use Sea Island and Giza 87 fabrics. Giza 87 in particular is very special – it creates white shirts with such vibrancy. We use a lot of stripes, because they are similarly bold in colour, and the linen range that’s really great for summer. We also use a lot of Thomas Mason’s Royal Twill, it’s one of our signature fabrics and it wears beautifully over time.” ⁠
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