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As we gallop towards the start of The Cheltenham Festival, we sat down with our resident racing expert, head of menswear, Conrad Manasseh whose family have been involved with national hunt racing f...

Linen is one of the first fibres that people made into string and cloth. It is derived from the flax plant, which has naturally long fibres that can be separated and spun together to create yarn. L...

Tweed and moleskin – two distinctively British cloths From the city gent in bowler hat and pinstripe to the country squire in a tweed jacket and corduroy trousers, British style is immediately reco...

WHAT IS THE TWEED RUN? The Tweed Run is the brainchild of Ted Young Ing who, in 2009, managed to get permission for the first event when 300 tweed-clad cyclists gathered at the top of London’s Savi...

“I became aware of Cordings; I think when I was in my mid teens. I come from the country, and the highlight of our week would be to come up to London and listen to guitar players and musicians, and...

The Glorious Twelfth – is celebrated as the start of the shooting season in the United Kingdom. The historic date – 12th August, actually only applies to the start of the grouse season, with partri...