The Ardley Coat
A straight unstructured coat in a heavy wool melton, cut long enough to sit below the knee. The shoulder is unpadded and the lining is cut generously so it moves rather than restricting the sleeve.
Six of the eleven patterns are shown here; the remainder rotate onto the site as their cloth runs begin. Each piece lists its current cloth, the mill lot it came from, and how many were cut.
A straight unstructured coat in a heavy wool melton, cut long enough to sit below the knee. The shoulder is unpadded and the lining is cut generously so it moves rather than restricting the sleeve.
Our most repaired garment, which we take as a compliment. The collar and cuffs are the first things to go after a few years, and both are designed to be replaced without touching the body of the shirt.
A high wide trouser with a nine-inch rise and deep pockets that hold an actual notebook. Hemmed to your measurement before dispatch at no extra cost.
Knitted in one piece with a slightly dropped shoulder. The yarn is spun from a single flock, so the colour varies a little between runs and we do not attempt to correct it.
The heaviest thing we make. Rewaxing is included in the repair service and we recommend it every second winter, which takes about ten minutes of our time and adds years to the cloth.
A column dress with an inserted waist seam that allows genuine alteration later. We leave two centimetres of cloth in that seam specifically so it can be let out.
For a repair, write first and we will send you the return details. For sizing, tell us your usual size in a brand you already own and we will tell you honestly how ours compares, including when the answer is that we do not fit you well.