Crockett Jones

Founded in 1879 in Northampton at the heart of Britain’s shoemaking region, Crockett & Jones have specialised in making Goodyear-welted shoes for more than 125 years. Using only the finest calf leathers from the leading tanneries of Europe, each pair takes up to eight weeks to manufacture in a painstaking, process which involves over 200 highly skilled operations.

Hudson

Hudson offers affordable, innovative footwear whilst echoing the Hudson philosophy. Picking up trends and giving them their own idiosyncratic twist, heavily influenced by youth culture and music both past and present. Hudson shoes are pioneering, subversive and rebellious.

Prada

Family owned Prada began as a leather goods company in 1913 before entering the mainstream fashion vernacular with their signature take on the bag in the late eighties. Almost a century on and Prada remain even more relevant today as Italy’s No. 1 sportswear label. Prada Sport combines technical fabrics with contemporary silhouettes to create a uniform for the 21st century.

Adidas

Dassler brothers shoe factory was registered in 1924 with three guiding principles on designer Adi’s mind. To produce the best shoe to serve the needs of sport. To protect the athlete form injury, and to make the product durable. The brand with three stripes adheres to the mandate to this day. The Adidas Originals collection are sports shoes for the more fashion conscious.

You Must Create

You must create your own design style is this philosophy that inspires YMC.

Formed in London in 1995 by Fraser Moss and Jimmy Collins in response to increasing demand for stylish, functional, modern clothing, YMC has quietly grown to become a highly significant design label.

YMC are not led or influenced by seasonal trends but try to provide the solution for intelligent clothing that is both wearable and distinctive. Collections gradually develop from season to season whilst a modernist approach ensures good ideas maintain longevity.

Y3

Adidas first collaborated with renowned Japanese fashion designer Yohji Yamamoto in October 2002 revolutionising the industry by creating a new category in fashion.

Adidas represents sport, Yohji Yamamoto represents design, both symbolise true craftsmanship, and together they have developed the future in sportswear.

Paul Smith

Paul Smith has established himself as the pre-eminent British designer. He has the ability to anticipate, and even spark off trends not only fashion but in the wider context of popular culture. He manages to transmit a genuine sense of humour and mischief mixed with his love of tradition and the classics.

The Paul Smith Jeans collection comprises of everyday casual wear with a twist. PS is a cornerstone of cool, contemporary, English rock and roll fashion whilst Paul Smith London provides fitted tailoring, shirts and ties, all characteristically playful. Paul Smith Shoes and Accessories accompany, to bring you an eclectic range from Britain’s finest.

YMC

You must create your own design style is this philosophy that inspires YMC.

Formed in London in 1995 by Fraser Moss and Jimmy Collins in response to increasing demand for stylish, functional, modern clothing, YMC has quietly grown to become a highly significant design label. YMC are not led or influenced by seasonal trends but try to provide the solution for intelligent clothing that is both wearable and distinctive. Collections gradually develop from season to season whilst a modernist approach ensures good ideas maintain longevity.

Sebago

Sebago is the ultimate champion of craftsmanship. The true art of the hand sewer has been handed down through generations and is integral to the heritage. The result is a premium Sebago classic with a unique moccasin welt construction, pioneered by Sebago and which today still offers uncompromising fit and comfort.