PRODUCT LOOKBOOK

Garments we make.

Three starting points for your collection. Explore fabric, construction and finish before putting together your brief.

Illustrative collection of an ivory polo, charcoal shirt and sand overshirt on a rail — FIG. 01 / ILLUSTRATIVE COLLECTION

Illustrative ivory polo with a textured body and a short button placket — 01 / ILLUSTRATIVE SAMPLE

01 / KNIT ESSENTIALS

Polos & Essentials

Start with a clean polo silhouette for a branded everyday range. Collar shape, placket depth and fit can all be part of the brief.

Fabric direction: Piqué for texture, or jersey for a smoother surface.
Construction: Collar and cuff shape, placket length, and side vents.
Brand details: Chest placement for embroidery, neck labels and trims.

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Illustrative charcoal button-front shirt with a pointed collar and long sleeves — 02 / ILLUSTRATIVE SAMPLE

02 / WOVEN SHIRTS

Shirts & Casualwear

A button-front shirt can sit anywhere between relaxed casualwear and a more structured collection. Fabric weight, fit and finishing set the direction.

Fabric direction: Consider lightweight poplin, Oxford cloth or a soft twill.
Construction: Collar stand, cuff shape, yoke and pocket placement.
Brand details: Button colour, contrast stitching and woven labels.

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Illustrative sandstone overshirt with two chest flap pockets — 03 / ILLUSTRATIVE SAMPLE

03 / LIGHT LAYERS

Overshirts & Layers

Build a layering piece around the weight, shape and pocket details your collection needs. The illustrated twill overshirt is one starting point.

Fabric direction: Explore cotton twill or canvas for a more structured shape.
Construction: Patch pockets, front fastenings, cuff width and room to layer.
Brand details: Topstitch colour, hardware finish and label placement.

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Images and fabric examples illustrate design options. Materials and construction are agreed for each order.

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