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Albam?
Been a while since I read menswear blogs but I really liked https://putthison.com/ back in the day. Do a lot of googling / reading before you buy stuff to make sure you get it right, esp for more expensive pieces
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The idle man, Oi Polloi, Peggs & son.
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I don't know if you have it on the isles (in Berlin), but I also like the more dressy offering from drykorn. All my suits are Drykorn Oregon's and have some t-shirts and a sweater.
The rest of my wardrobe is cos and/or secondhand. Also try second hand for brand stuff; I rarely buy new anymore; the aforementioned drykorn suits were bought for 15-25% of rrp worn once or twice. -
Also, ln-cc and oki-ni. Expensive though, and FASHION
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A Kind of Guise
YMC
Engineered GarmentsHang on. These are all stocked by Oi Polloi. As above; I’d check the store.
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Flax London (disclaimer: it's my brand) :)
We design linen clothes for all seasons, cos it's a very sustainable and underused fabric.
Everything is made ethically and diligently in London, using all natural materials. And we are plastic free, from the factory to your door.A few people on here have become loyal customers, so might be able to vouch for quality etc.
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No particular track-record of dressing well.
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Looking to refresh my clothing options. No particular track-record of dressing well.
Have done a uniqlo trip for everyday staples - what retailers (shops or websites) do people recommend for more interesting items? I'm aware of (and like) Folk, A Day's March and cos, would appreciate more places to look...