Fashion brands — country: United Kingdom · founded: 1870–1879

With its creations, Church’s becomes synonymous with an impeccable style that remains faithful to the aesthetic codes of its British attitude, without sacrificing the exploration of new areas of expression, playing with the combination of three primary elements: finest leather, classic taste and excellent cultural craftsmanship.

100% Made In England

JAMES GROSE is a leatherwear brand founded in 1876 in Northampton, England, by leatherworker Joseph G. Grose, and later developed in London. Starting with products related to bicycles and motorcycles, the business expanded in the 20th century to include motorcycle suits and sporting goods, before closing in 1971. The brand was revived in 2016 following the discovery of archives stored at its factory. Today, it offers archive-based leatherwear, centered on riders’ jackets handcrafted by artisans at its factory in East London.

Liberty is a movement dedicated to discovery, animated by arts, culture, design and the pursuit of beauty. Liberty London is famed for its original curation, directional design and celebration of craftsmanship. In the spirit of our founder, Arthur Lasenby Liberty, we remain unapologetically eccentric and committed to bringing good design to all.

Original British design since 1875

Good work, makes more work

The story of Penhaligon’s is the story of Britain, a land where mavericks and happy accidents power the ever-unfolding future.

Crafting Timeless Footwear Since 1873

The embroidered script was first introduced in the 1990s, a key era for Lyle & Scott. This new collection develops and modernizes a former favorite with a touch of nostalgia. A versatile and timeless element, the premium yet subtle embroidered lettering adds a touch of elegance to every garment.

Move with purpose in sportswear designed for performance and style.