Fashion brands — country: United Kingdom · founded: 1980–1989

progress, not perfection.

Quality of Endurance

THIS IS TYRWHITT

The Joy of Jazz

Easy to wear. Beautifully made. Designed to be your favourite.

Committed to the here and now rather than focusing on past glories, our aim is to build and maintain an ever-evolving platform for the very best.

Made in Devon. Born at Glastonbury. Designed to last.

HOLLINGWORTH COUNTRY OUTFITTERS is a factory brand founded in 1987 in Birmingham, West Midlands, England. Committed to UK production, it selects factories according to the characteristics of each product and develops contemporary collections based on traditional country wear, workwear, and military wear. It also handles OEM production for major British outerwear brands, producing bags and hats as well as outerwear such as Harrington jackets.

blending timeless British style with modern sophistication

Making every body feel good since 1984.

J&M Davidson designs for the woman who notices more.

A brand whose design DNA draws on the music listened to in its founder’s youth.

You'll Never Walk Alone

MACALASTAIR is a knitwear brand founded in 1981 by Alastair McKinnon in Glasgow, Scotland. Drawing on the expertise of the McKinnon family, which has been making knitwear for three generations, the brand offers everyday clothing centered on knitwear such as sweaters. It specializes in traditional hand-frame knitting, with many products knitted one at a time by skilled craftspeople. The brand incorporates British wool and also works to ensure its manufacturing takes the natural environment into consideration.

MB Men is a men’s grooming line launched in 1985 by the British brand Molton Brown. It offered skincare, haircare, fragrances, and shaving products. Molton Brown currently sells products for men, but its offerings under the independent line name “MB Men” cannot be confirmed.

Keep in Classic, Reinvent ours

Reinventing British Craft since 1896

Nor’easterly Tradition is an in-house brand launched in 1985 within Harley of Scotland, a knitwear manufacturer based in Peterhead in northeast Scotland. Harley of Scotland traces its origins to a family-run business founded by Peter Harley Buchanan in 1929. The brand produces knitwear such as sweaters and cardigans using loopwheel knitting machines, primarily in Shetland wool, and carries on the tradition of knitwear for fishermen and a production heritage that places importance on natural fibres. The brand name is still in use today.

Its enduring theme is “Classic & Modern,” a style blending traditional British taste with a sense of current trends.

PINK by Thomas Pink is a sub-brand of Thomas Pink, a shirt brand originating in London, England. Thomas Pink was founded in London in 1984 by brothers James, Peter, and John Mullen, and offers ties and accessories, with a focus on men’s shirts. It places emphasis on fabric selection and tailoring, using materials such as Egyptian cotton and Supima, and features tailoring details such as pink triangular gussets. PINK has been used as the name of a shirt line.

The mountain people.

Born in the ‘80s, always on-trend.

He creates culture.

Richmond X celebrates the energy, creativity and unpredictability of youth and street culture.

Rebellious yet ethical

THOMAS BURBERRY was a sub-line launched by Burberry for younger consumers. Introduced in the UK in 1988 and relaunched in 2003, it was later aimed primarily at 18- to 24-year-olds, with a focus on casual sportswear and denim. It was sold in department stores and specialist stores. Burberry designer Christopher Bailey was also involved in adapting the line for the Spanish market, and it was discontinued in 2009.

No Ordinary Designer Label

Luxury Shirts Designed In London

Setting New Benchmarks

At Big Metal London, we believe that the future of fashion lies in sustainability, and the reduction of negative impact to our people and our planet.