The London Lounge

I cycle to my office in London in all but the most inclement weather and find the Pashley sovereign my favoured steed for the following reasons: 1 - the gears mean that I do not strain and break sweat; 2- coatguard fitted; 3- full chaincase I also have a gazelle but prefer the Pashley's posture. I w...

On the subject of 'the Duke', I note that a suit, a jacket and a number of shirts are again gracing a saleroom floor. I must confess that in the spirit, oft' expressed here, of viewing style as indespensible from character; I cannot draw as much inspiration from the man as others do. Nevertheless, f...

Thank you. Your responses have been most helpful. My preference is also for the naturally relaxed and honest look that wrinkled linen affords. Although I think the 'buggy lining' option will be more realistic for me as I am based in London and it seems the most orthodox construction. I take the poin...

In the DB lapel width thread Mr Alden displays what I think is a splendid cream linen DB coat. I note from one of Mr Alden's replies that it is unlined. I too would like to commission an odd heavyweight linen coat and am intrigued by the idea of having it entirely unlined. I seem to recall seeing so...