Oliver Sweeney is in my good books. Its use of an older model for the current spring/summer advertising campaign shows a creative, confident and cool approach to menswear. This is a brand that sees its clothes on men of whatever age and is not afraid to be open about that. I like its products and attitude and urge you to support them.
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| Oliver Sweeney Beaumont Redwood cotton blazer £295 Shirt, Dundas Chinos, Spoke London Egyptian cotton summer socks, Pantherella Shoes, Cheaney |
We were sent two jackets to try for this feature. A neatly-tailored cotton unlined blazer and a navy water-repellant cotton and polyacetate cycling jacket with reflective trim, action back and a number of details such as an attachment for a bike light; ideal for that ride across town for a meeting. Both were nicely-made and well-designed.
Try Oliver Sweeney's new store in Henrietta Street, Covent Garden, London if you are visiting the capital. There's much to see, enhanced by delights like a bar, interesting collaborations and a display of vintage watches for sale.
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| Oliver Sweeney Langton navy cycle jacket £295 Jeans Made in England, Quantock Trainers Made in England, Norman Walsh Socks, Pantherella |
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| Cycle jacket back detail |
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Styling - SartoriaLab
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