Year Three: Shirts and off the rack?

I had a go at putting a ready to wear collection together with my friends Ferdinand van Alphen (Marketing Svengali) and James Henry (Director of Photography).

The concept was 1930 and 40’s inspired clothing, looking at the chore jackets of today the look is a bit ahead of its time in many respects. We didn’t manage to get the Last Pilot off the ground but we had some great lunches in Eataly (spelled correctly) that we probably couldn’t really afford.

A nice idea, I still wear some of the military style shirts - handmade in Manchester, England.

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