Permanent Style is running a really informative series at present on weaving focusing in the most part on Yorkshire and Huddersfield.
These mills are the engine room of tailoring and where most of the cloth we use is milled: Holland and Sherry, Scabal, John Foster (Escorial), Fox, Taylor and Lodge, LBD Harrisons, Porter and Harding.
Simon Crompton writes about this with such passion and knowledge that I am just posting a link to his site.
Loro Piana are widely regarded as global leaders in fabric and textile manufacturing. They are devoted to producing the world's most luxurious textiles using the world’s finest and rarest raw materials. These include rare cashmere from baby goats in northern China and Mongolia, Vicuña from the Andes and extra-fine merino wool from Australia and New...
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In light of Matariki, watch expert Zayyar Win Thein, of vintage watch business Wynn & Thayne, shares with us the history of moonphase watches and how they work. -- In its essence, a moonphase watch relays the 29.5 day lunar cycle by displaying the current phase (sunlit portion) of the moon on the dial of...
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One thing that I have always enjoyed about working internationally is access to a global network of well-appointed clubs; they're invaluable when doing business abroad. Auckland has always struggled with providing such a club, with the preeminent one being more traditional and not conducive to doing business in quite the same way. That's why Alberts Members...
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