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Ocha & Garth  is a small menswear design business making distinctive menswear in Britain which fuses traditional tailoring techniques w...

Among my most comfortable shoes are these from Edward Green who've been making shoes in Northampton since 1890. Through careful attent...

Looking into a piece of Harris tweed with a magnifying glass is like chasing down a fractal: you never quite seem to reach the end of the...

I'm always excited when I stumble on a new menswear brand, particularly where it's making its products in the UK. Pajotten , whose...

In the week of Meet the Manufacturer, that celebration of British manufacture, it's good to bring news of the launch of Billy Tannery ...

I'm very grateful to reader Alex Hughes, budding blogger, friend of Grey Fox Blog and menswear aficionado for this report on Blackhorse...

Campbell Cole 's products are infused with a minimalist, high quality design ethic that always leaves me totally impressed. I've fe...

The warmer weather brings Ascot, Henley, Glyndebourne and picnics, meals on the beach and barbecues. Such serious things need to be done in...

My London Undercover Prince of Wales check umbrella keeps me stylishly dry, but their new denim brollies, made by hand in London, have me ...

During London Craft Week last month, British manufacturers Ettinger (leather wear) and Gaziano & Girling (footwear) showed a bag and ...

It's always good to hear that one of my favourite British brands has done well. British Boxers'  Deborah Price tells me that her UK...

I love visiting factories and workshops to see British-made menswear and accessories. So many of these businesses date back a century or m...