There was a time when the gun club check—a pattern marked by alternating broken bands in two or more colors on a light background—bore no relationship to armed recreation. Wearing it actually meant that you were a gamekeeper or other … read more →

British sartorial history is an interesting beast. On one side, you’ve everything from fops and dandies to a whole heap of natty gents strolling along Jermyn Street in bespoke suits and shoes. On the other side, you’ve got a bunch … read more →