Luxe pour hommes

Luxury in outerwear comes from material quality and construction rather than branding. Cloth woven at established mills, durable linings and hardware, considered tailoring and detailing designed for practical use all contribute to a garment that performs and lasts.

We source fabrics from heritage mills including Halley Stevensons in Dundee for waxed cotton, Abraham Moon & Sons in Yorkshire for wool tweed, and traditional Donegal weavers in Ireland.

All of our menswear is designed in Ireland, with collections shaped around the changeable weather found across Ireland and Britain rather than a single set of conditions.

Yes, and it's arguably where it makes the most sense. Better cloth and construction stand up to daily use, and natural materials such as waxed cotton and wool tweed develop character with wear rather than looking worn out.

Waxed cotton is densely woven cotton impregnated with a wax finish, giving natural wind and shower resistance. It is valued for its durability and for the patina it develops over time, which makes each jacket distinct to its owner.

Brush wool and tweed regularly and dry naturally, away from direct heat. Waxed cotton should be sponged with cold water (never machine-washed), and re-waxed periodically to maintain its water resistance.