Knitted from 100% extra-fine merino sourced from a small cooperative in the Basque Country. The gauge is mid-weight, warm enough for a British winter but not so heavy it cannot be worn under a coat. Available in four colours this season: bark, chalk, deep teal, and a warm rust that has already sold twice.
Cut from pre-washed Belgian linen in a relaxed A-line that works belted or loose. The fabric has already gone through its shrinkage, so what you buy is what you keep. Buttons are natural horn, not plastic, which matters more than it sounds when you are wearing something for ten years.
Made by a small workshop in the Czech Republic that has been producing boiled wool outerwear since the 1980s. The structure holds without padding, the pockets are real and deep, and the fabric repels light rain without any chemical treatment. This is the piece Grace re-orders every autumn without hesitation.
Woven from 16mm silk charmeuse and cut with a slightly oversized shoulder that drapes rather than pulls. The fabric is washable on a cold delicate cycle, which is the question everyone asks first. Two colourways this season: ivory and a deep plum that photographs darker than it looks in person.
Two-ply cashmere from a Scottish mill that supplies several well-known knitwear houses. The rib is tight enough to hold its shape through a season of regular wear. One size, four colours. Small enough to fit in a coat pocket, which is the whole point.
Constructed from full-grain vegetable-tanned leather by a small workshop in Córdoba. The leather will darken and mark with use, which is the intended outcome rather than a flaw. Two interior pockets, a magnetic closure, and a base wide enough to hold a laptop flat. Comes with a cotton dust bag.
Cut from a mid-weight wool-twill in a wide-leg silhouette with a high rise and a proper zip fly. The fabric is from a mill in the West of England that has been weaving suiting cloth since the 1960s. Lined to the knee in silk habotai so they do not cling. Available in charcoal and a warm camel.
Thrown and glazed by a ceramicist working in Daimyo 1-14-6shire, these small vases are part of the rotating home objects shelf Grace brings back from buying trips. The glaze is a soft celadon with natural variation between pieces. Each one is different. We stock them in small batches and do not reorder the same glaze twice.
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