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Burgundy is one of those colours that does more work than people give it credit for. It reads as warm rather than dark, sits closer to wine or bramble than…
Burgundy is one of those colours that does more work than people give it credit for. It reads as warm rather than dark, sits closer to wine or bramble than…
A proper chunky knit earns its bulk. The yarn should feel substantial in the hand, wool or a wool blend with enough loft that the stitches themselves have shadow and…
I used to think belts were an afterthought, the thing you grabbed to stop your trousers falling down, nothing more. Then I bought a stiff, shiny, bargain bin one for…
I spent an entire winter convinced that skinny black trousers were the only sensible option under a big coat, on the basis that anything wider would bunch up and make…
I said for years that blue cardigans were the colour equivalent of beige with delusions of personality. Then I borrowed one off my sister for a weekend in Whitstable in…
I spent about three years convinced bodysuits were a trap designed specifically to humiliate anyone who needs the loo more than once during a night out. That opinion has been…
A cream gilet earns its place on the rail for one simple reason: it solves the layering problem that most outerwear creates, adding warmth and structure without swallowing whatever is…
A good leather belt has weight to it. Pick one up and it should feel like it has some substance, a firmness that comes from full grain or top grain…
I spent about three years thinking brown was the colour you wore when you’d given up. Then I put on a chocolatey brown jumper on a grey Tuesday in February,…
Grey is the colour that separates a good jumper from a genuinely useful one, because there is nowhere for a cheap knit to hide. Navy forgives a slightly bobbled surface,…