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Crockett & Jones heads west for Autumn/Winter 2026 (opens the original)
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Crockett & Jones is about as British as a shoemaker gets. It was founded in Northampton in 1879, still occupies the same Perry Street factory it moved into in 1890, and remains in the hands of the founding family. Scratch beneath the surface, though, and you’ll find some surprisingly strong ties to our cousins across the Atlantic. When Jonathan Jones joined the family firm in 1977, one of the relationships that helped boost the shoemaker’s fortunes was with Ralph Lauren. As Lauren built his visi
Cass Pennant: “It’s clothing for the fans by a fan” (opens the original)
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Cass Pennant has lived a few lives. Once a notorious figure on the football terraces as part of West Ham’s Inter-City Firm, he went on to become a bestselling author, filmmaker and the subject of his own biopic. Now he’s turned his attention to another lifelong obsession: clothes. Founded in 2020 with Hamburg-based designer Jens Wagner, Old School FC draws on the football casual culture Pennant experienced first-hand – a world where what you wore on the terraces could matter almost as much as wh
Autumn/Winter 2026 Style Guide (opens the original)
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As summer reluctantly gives way to autumn, there are at least a few consolations: proper jackets, substantial boots, better tailoring and the welcome return of clothes that require more thought than what will make me sweat the least. Thankfully, AW26 has plenty worth getting excited about. Paul Smith has recruited Walton Goggins to remind us how menswear should be done; Crockett & Jones and Red Wing are making a compelling case for boots built to survive more than a few winters; and Ben Sherman
These four unique Rolex Daytonas could cause auction-room chaos (opens the original)
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Rolex doesn’t exactly struggle to make the Daytona desirable. Add unique gem-set configurations, charitable provenance and an auction room full of collectors, however, and things could get particularly tasty. On 28 September, Phillips will auction four one-off Rolex Cosmograph Daytonas in London, with all proceeds going to the Federer Foundation and conservation organisation Re:wild. Created as part of Rolex’s Perpetual Planet Initiative, the quartet takes inspiration from the four seasons, with
Why the new Corvette Stingray has been worth a 40-year wait (opens the original)
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I grew up a Mustang man. My father owned one from new after working in Boston early in his career. He had his 1970 Mach 1 shipped over to the UK and it remained our sole car until the family grew too large for it. It was undeniably the coolest ride on the street. (Admittedly, we lived in Commuterville, Home Counties in the early 1980s, so the bar wasn’t set too high.) But that all changed when our nextdoor neighbour rocked up in a 1966 Corvette Stingray. This sleek silver bullet was like a diffe
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