Tag Archives: Made in England

Introducing Abbeyhorn

September 10, 2012

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The company now known as Abbeyhorn dates back to 1749, when the Humpherson family founded the company in Bewdley, UK. Their traditional housewares include our new Wingtip favorite, the pewter-mounted Drinking Horn (at left with 30-yr single malt Scotch), in addition to fantastically long shoe horns, shaving brushes, and the Sgian Dubh, a decorative knife [...]

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The most exclusive cloth on the market: Dormeuil’s Matterhorn Blue

August 6, 2012

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170 sheep. 170 suits. That is how Dormeuil, one of the world’s premier fabric mills, celebrates their 170th birthday. The “Matterhorn Blue” fabric was woven into eight separate patterns. And while overall there is just enough fabric to produce 170 suits, there can only be 18 suits — worldwide — in the fabric we selected. [...]

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Introducing: Gentlemen’s Tonic

May 24, 2012

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To expand on our offering of grooming products, which are currently dominated by Truefitt & Hill, We are very proud to be offering a wide selection of products from Gentlemen’s Tonic (Mayfair, London). While the name might sound like a pun on gin-and-tonic, the “Tonic” in the name actually signifies the ‘restorative properties’ of the products, [...]

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New Shoes from Alfred Sargent

May 9, 2012

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Alfred Sargent Shoes

Alfred Sargent has been making shoes in England since the end of the 19th Century, but are only now earning a devoted following on this side of the pond. Their quickly growing reputation is, however, very well deserved. These are gorgeous shoes, with a refined, classic style and superb construction. Although expensive, they are a [...]

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