Henri Lloyd Consort

 Suitable for the sea, Sardinian sandwich shops and soccer stands of Sheffield.

Henri Lloyd RWR is one of Mr Strzelecki’s signature pieces in the late 60s, and over the years has become an iconic piece of jacketry.

This version was updated in part  by Best Company designer Olmes Carretti, comes in bright blue and green so to be seen...

County Lads.com

 

London CCalling

 Casualco forum meet, Camden & Kentish Town.

GBOL.

Green Shirt Mush

 From Marseilles 23 years ago, wandering calmly clutching his pints onto a pin badge and sticker. Unintentional cultural icon. Green shirt mush. 

Casual Cultures

www.casualcultures.co.uk 

Saxon Stories

Welcome to the Good North. Around twenty years ago Nottingham's Casual Tailor was the finest around. Supply parkas. Gun club camos. Cats & Dogs. Jungle Marshes. Those jeans with the cord arse pocket thing. All will have meaning to those Under a Northern Sky. 

Here's a lookbook of various bits of Saxon swag I've owned over the years...

2004 Linoflax

Was supposed to be heading up Glasgow today for Euros - tickets for Czech Republic Vs Croatia, doing a bit scouting on England's opposition. Had a nice weekend planned, just me and the eldest son, cheap hotel and rail sourced - typical  it all went south - but sadly need to wait another year.

Spare a thought for the jacket I purchased for the trip, first time in yonks I've bought something for a specific awayday. Felt good. Nice lightweight khaki Linoflax number from 2004 - wonder if it went to Portugal '04?