For our collection of ties and scarves, we have been working with a specialist British manufacturer with a long history of producing luxury printed fabrics and accessories.
We have visited the factory several times, spending time in its extensive archives to find patterns, colours and ideas that could be reworked for our collection. Rather than simply recreating old designs, we wanted to find prints with character that still feel relevant today.
Traditional methods of dyeing, printing and finishing remain an important part of the process, supported by generations of specialist knowledge. It gives the fabrics a depth and character that is difficult to replicate through modern mass production.
Made in the UK, the collection combines this traditional craftsmanship with our own approach to colour and pattern. Ties designed to bring character to tailoring, alongside scarves that can be worn more casually with jackets, knitwear and outerwear.
Small details that can change the way everything else is worn.
Made in England: Ties & Scarves
For our collection of ties and scarves, we have been working with a specialist British manufacturer with a long history of producing luxury printed fabrics and accessories.
We have visited the factory several times, spending time in its extensive archives to find patterns, colours and ideas that could be reworked for our collection. Rather than simply recreating old designs, we wanted to find prints with character that still feel relevant today.
Traditional methods of dyeing, printing and finishing remain an important part of the process, supported by generations of specialist knowledge. It gives the fabrics a depth and character that is difficult to replicate through modern mass production.
Made in the UK, the collection combines this traditional craftsmanship with our own approach to colour and pattern. Ties designed to bring character to tailoring, alongside scarves that can be worn more casually with jackets, knitwear and outerwear.
Small details that can change the way everything else is worn.