Founded by Alex Begg in 1866, Begg x Co began as a modest weaving business in Paisley—a Scottish town famed for the iconic pattern that bears its name.

Many conflicting yarns have been spun about the origins of the peacoat; however, the account we find most compelling is that of the Camplin family.

Sunspel is a British luxury clothing brand with a proud tradition of innovation. Since 1860, it has been crafting elevated wardrobe essentials from the world’s finest natural materials.

Peter Nightingale (a relation of Florence) and his business partner John Smedley founded their textile business in 1784 at Lea Mills in Matlock, Derbyshire. Still family owned today, the mill remains the world’s oldest continuously operating manufacturing factory.

The classic grey melange loopback sweatshirt has taken an intriguing journey—from the track to the street, and ultimately into the comfort of our homes.

The John Smedley fine-gauge roll-neck sweater is arguably one of the most versatile garments you could own—equally at home in smart or casual settings, and wearable with almost anything in your wardrobe.

The Motoluxe Teddy Bear Coat was designed in 1905, at the dawn of the motoring age, to keep drivers and their passengers warm and dry.