Liberty Taken
Liberty of London have been hand printing fabric since 1875.
Their cottons have always been dyed and printed in Scotland, Cumbria and Lancashire using traditional techniques.
One of their most famous developments was the introduction of delicate pastel tints or 'Art Colours' which became widely known as Liberty Colours.
Today Liberty still produce many of these archival prints.
This season Gubb and Mackie are using these very special fabrics in their Summer collection.

View more Dispatch posts
Back to DispatchTies That Bind
The necktie is experiencing a remarkable resurgence in men’s fashion, seamlessly blending traditional elegance with modern flair. Recent runway shows have prominently showcased ties, signaling their return as a staple...
The Origins of the Pinstripe Suit
The Origins of the Pinstripe Suit The pinstripe suit originated in 19th-century Britain, emerging as a symbol of formality and class distinction. Initially associated with bankers and financial institutions in...
Ancient Greek Sandals
Alain Leber was recently appointed head of men’s design at Ancient Greek Sandals, marking a pivotal moment in the brand’s evolution. With over two decades of experience at esteemed luxury...