
03 — The Collections
Maine
New England
The sporting wardrobe.
The sporting wardrobe: clothes for weekends, boats, libraries and long autumns. Tailoring loosened rather than abandoned.
Place
Ivy, water and grey skies.
Stone quadrangles, wooden boats, boathouses and coastal rooms with wool blankets folded at the end of the bed. Old clubs, older habits, and a wardrobe that has never needed to change much.
Cloth
Familiar and forgiving.
Grey flannel, worsted for the blazer, shetland and lambswool for knitwear, oxford cotton and needlecord for everything in between.
- Grey flannel
- Shetland
- Lambswool
- Oxford cotton
- Corduroy
Tailoring
Soft, but properly cut.
A natural shoulder, a lighter canvas and patch pockets. The blazer is the anchor of the collection; everything else is arranged around it.
- Navy blazers
- Sporting jackets
- Relaxed trousers
- Oxford shirts
- Knitwear
Details
Club, not costume.
Varsity references handled lightly: a stripe in a scarf, a colour in a lining, horn or brass buttons. Nothing that shouts an allegiance it hasn't earned.
Shoes
Weekend leathers.
Loafers, derbies and rubber-soled country shoes for wet grass and wooden decks.

Not American streetwear. A sporting wardrobe, cut by a tailoring house.
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