Category Archives: AW10

A timely winter medley of stunning Richard James English-made Merino wool socks, an accessory that we have made a bit of a name for ourselves with since we first started out on Savile Row. Mid calf length and hand linked … Continue reading →

Our two button brown and green check with a lifting turquoise and cherry red overcheck jacket in a beautiful West of England flannel. It’s worn here with our white, single cuff cotton poplin shirt and our broad, olive and pink … Continue reading →

How to wear a scarf? By way of introducing our oversized (they measure an overly generous 180cm x 38cm), three tone, Sottish-made, brushed cashmere scarves, we present three simple, classic ways of wearing them: three timely alternatives to the ubiquitous … Continue reading →

Jacquard takes its name from the Frenchman Joseph Marie Jacquard who, in 1801, had the bright idea of a mechanical loom that, through the cunning use of punched cards, could be programmed, computer like, to weave all sorts of rich, … Continue reading →

A svelte Stephen Fry takes tea in a Richard James navy twill suit, purple Panama gingham single cuff shirt and burgundy and orange polka dot tie for the new, November 2010 issue of Attitude. Tea drinking etiquette: small, ‘pinky’ finger … Continue reading →

Hand knitted in the west of Ireland from 100% cashmere, these very snug hats hark back to a more innocent, outdoor age of wooden skis and Bovril on the terraces.  They come in three styles: the beanie (available as a … Continue reading →

Richard James AW10 merino wool star socks in the window at Liberty, Regent Street, London W1. Worn with, er, heels and a nice, pleated, cream mid-length Felicity Brown dress. It’s a right liberty!

Here’s Tom Hiddleston – who won an Olivier award in 2008 for his part in the London Barbican’s production of Cymbeline and who you might more readily recognise from the BBC’s supremely dour Wallander – in Richard James for the … Continue reading →

How to keep warm but not too warm and retain maximum upper body movement this winter? Here, as promised last week, is the scardigan, an ingenious one part scarf that buttons, nine parts sleeveless, backless cardigan. “It’s a way of … Continue reading →

On the up actor Luke Evans, he of Stephen Frears’s Tamara Drewe, gives a sneak preview (more soon) of our AW10 100% alpaca Teddy Bear coat on the cover of the out now, fall issue of Filler magazine. Big, double … Continue reading →