Gabicci and Gloverall collaberation

This winter we are in for a real treat with Gabicci teaming up with the pioneer's of the Duffle Jacket, Gloverall.

The pure wool duffle coats hosting original bone style button. The jackets have been a given a slim sleeker look with Gabicci signature trimming. More information will be available once stock arrives this winter 2009 September.

Finally after many re-issues of style Gabicci have finally launched the Original Roll neck due for deliver later in August 2009. The Gabicci rollneck is an iconic fashion piece which just never ages with time. Worn back in the days under a low Vneck jumper on the streets, in the clubs & pubs, or even on the golf course.

For now we have got many great reductions on the last few styles to clear up, so take advantage as sizes are nearly out of stock, and new collection starts to arrive end of July 2009.

SCOOTER BRIT -

A loyal customer came by today to show his scooter off to the boyz in the shop at stuartslondon,

excellent style and hand customised by himself. Posing in Clarks Original desert boot and an original parka, makes this stylish cool fella a true Mod. The Scooter looks and sounds awsome with the seat transformed in to the British Union jack. Even the coppers behind stood to check out the Scooter.

Kickers and Lego Team up this October 2009 - to make the ultimate kids boot

Kickers have teamed up with Lego to make a fun yet durable shoe for children this Autumn 2009. The iconic kick - hi boot is available in a range of rainbow colours and fun styles. We can't think of anything more better for children this winter, than these fantastic leather upper and soft leather lined inners. Durable crepe sole made from the finest natural rubber.
Available in store and online at www.stuartslondon.com this October 2009.
Each pair sells around £49.00 and kickers are putting a free gift for everyone too in each box. One Lego land ticket worth £29.00. Making these shoes even better value for money.

Click here for the ulitmate retro store online

Click here for the latest retro stock online and in store.

Penfeild - Outdoor company Since 1975

Penfield and StuartsLondon.com have joined to showcase a great range for Autumn 2009.
Styles include sleevless puffa jackets, full goose down puffas jackets and a range of fashion shirts to finsih the look. One piece in particular that everyone should look out for is the fold over collar - heavy knit cardigan. ( its really cool style)

Penfield jackets and clothing are renouned around the world, due to the fantastic styles and quality.

Massachusetts in 1975 saw the launch of Penfield. Designed to stand up to the demands of the New England climate, yet are equally at home sheltering you anywhere wind blos or rain falls!

Penfield garments are made for those who love and enjoy outdoor environment. Fashion, function, practicality and durabilty are the key elements incorporated into every design that is manufactured.

Adidas Due to Laucnh Originals Collection with StuartsLondon

Great News, we have finally got some exclusive styles from, Adidas. The Originals collection is based on all the heritage products of the past. The likes of Trim Trabs, Indoor Supers, Stan Smith's are are famous styles of the past. More information will available as soon as stock is due to arrive.

First delievry will be around end of July 2009 onwards.

New Awayday interview by Dominic H

The Latest interview with the stars of the Awaydays film-
Out now in Cinema's across the country.

THE FIRM ( RE-MAKE BY NICK LOVE)

The Firm has been remade by the makers of The Business and is due to be launched in September 2009.

Loosely adapted from the cult like Allan Clarke short film made in 1989. Nick Loves film is set earlier in The 80s (hence football casuals) and retells a similar story to the original - but from another character point of view. The film centres on Dom a young wannabe casual drawn into the world of top boy Bex and The Firm. Dom gets accepted into The Firm and soon becomes one of the boys. As Bex and his boys clash with rival fans across the country and violence spirals out of control, Dom realises he wants out- but its not that easy.

From what we have seen fans of Nick Love will not be disappointed humourous heart warming and set to a killer jazz funk soundtrack. The Firm is a classic coming of age story acceptance, right gear, right badge, right look.

All the clothing for the film has been carefully sourced and selected from collectors of high stature. Fila , Gabicci, Sergio Tacchini, Adidas, Ellese, are just some of the labels used to dress the characters, Nick Love being a vintage fan himself was very particular about what sort of clothing was used and most if not all of the clothing were actual originals from the 80s. There is a a lot of talk about this movie and we too at Stuarts London are looking forward to watching the re-release.

If you like this Film then your in for a treat this Autumn because at Stuarts we will be stocking most of the re-makes worn in the film.

As for the Terrinda tracksuits also known as the Mark 3 Matchday, and the name terrinda derives from the fabric used to make the jacket.The Green jacket and Navy Terrinda tracksuit are in stock from September 2009 at Stuarts London store and online. The Green Terrinda has been made in collaberation with the 80s Casual guys and limited to 500 pieces for a worldwide distribution.

Please call tel: 020 8 749 4056 for more information.

Also check out the Official Website of THE FIRM by click the link below and you'll get a sneak preview of what's in store for this Autumn/Winter 2009

Click Here for Sneak Preview : http://www.thefirm84.com/

Clarks Originals - Desert Boots & Wallabees

Clarks Originals
1950, 7th July, Clarks Originals produced a soft floppy ankle boot. The birth of the desert boot was born in to the fashion scene. The desert boot has remained an iconic style since then.
This style was adapted from Cairo Bazaar; Officers in the eighth army would have these types of shoes handmade. Nathan Clark a grandson of one of the founders took the desert boot to a groundbreaking global level. End consumers loved the style and design, not to mention the unbelievable comfort ability.

Clarks Original Desert Boots, Clarks Original wallabees or even the desert treks are all original designs and the cheese sole unit (Crepe Rubber) is by far one of the most flexible and durable materials a shoe of this nature can boast. The Suede and leather used on the uppers is of no comparison to any other rip off style.
The Clarks wallabee was introduced in 1965 by Lance Clark and later the Desert Trek in 1984 during the oil crisis. Clarks Originals have truly developed a timeless product that maintains a high fashion respect.
Stuarts London is an official partner of this iconic footwear collection. Get the look a Harrington jacket, selvedge jeans by Edwin, and a pair of dessert boots or wallabees, and you set for the walk about this summer.

Fila Vintage - History

Fila Vintage History is very impressive indeed, we just found this on the net and thought it would be an interesting read.

AwayDays the Film Due to be released Next week across the UK

Awaydays - a film that is due to release on the 22nd of May this year has been tipped to be a hit.

A hard hitting and violent film that revolves around the football subculture.

The Awaydays website covers the fashion behind the film and here's what they wrote:

"August 21st, 1977. Middlesbrough v Liverpool, Ayresome Park. It's the opening day of the new season, Kenny Dalglish's league debut and Liverpool are defending champions at home and in Europe. But to dedicated followers of street fashion the world over, this is the day that changed everything. This was the first time a football mob turned up en masse looking like androgynous urchins. It was the away debut of Liverpool's Anny Road crew - the first major youth cult to start outside of London. So underground was the movement, so particular to its time and place that with no Malcolm Maclaren, no gimlet-eyed svengali to guide its commercial growth, for years it didn't even have a name. But it had an attitude and it had a look - Adidas Samba, tight Lois or Jesus jeans, Fred Perry t-shirt under a Slazenger v-neck all topped off with the sweeping gay fringe of the outrageous wedge haircut. Liverpool's hardest lads on the ordinary to Boro - and they looked like a gang of rent boys. I'd seen the signs in and around town for a while. Right through the 76-77 season, most of Liverpool's match-going lads looked like the Bee Gees; big, centre-parted hair, wide, flapping Brutus or Falmers jeans, with the Homepride Man cropping up on (collared) t-shirts and jumpers. But there was a little crew that started congregating by the central walkway in the Anfield Road End, and these boys looked and acted differently to the boot boys on the Kop. For a start they were boys. They were dead young, most of them slight of build like a latter-day Fagin's ragging team. They wore suedies, straight-leg Wrangler jeans and plain, round-neck Adidas t-shirts, their hair short and side-parted. These were the Boys, no back answers. Anyone else was a divvy or, if they came from outside the city limits, a "woolyback". They were also ruthless with any away fans who ventured onto the Anny Road (aka the Road End). March 1977 in the 6th Round of the F.A Cup I'd looked on spellbound as what looked like a load of Liverpool kids got stuck into a horde of Middlesbrough men. The scrapping was the usual football thing of one side running in, the other stumbling down the terraces but what fascinated me - what seemed so subversive - was the visual clash of all these baby-faced assassins legging a load of men in donkey jackets. Too young to get into clubs in 1977, I thought of these young match lads as Liverpool's Mods and if one band summed up their combination of stylishness and threat it was The Jam. Their 1978 smash hit Down In The Tube Station At Midnight became an anthem for young Liverpudlians, as after-match hangouts like The Sportsman, Maxwell's Plum and Scarlet's Bar echoed to its chorus. But by then there was a whole new scene going on too, in clubs like Cagneys, Checkmate and the Harrington Bar that revolved around a stripped-down electronic soundtrack of Bowie's Berlin phase and Kraftwerk, mixed with the eclectic, arty end of punk - Talking Heads, Wire, Suicide and the early, metronomic Ultravox of John Foxx. That music, weird and slightly dangerous, was perfect for the Liverpool look that was emerging, pieced together from here and there. Bowie's fawn duffel coat and dangling fringe from The Man Who Fell To Earth (recreated in pop-art form for the front cover of Low in February 77); punk's drainpipe jeans, given a smoothie makeover; the Fred Perrys came from small, cult shops like Patches, All Mankind and, sorry, Sexy Rexy. (Sexy Rexy cottoned onto the movement very early, flagging up 'must haves' like gold Lois jumbo cords. The shop window would attach little cardboard signs with things like: "In for one week only! Dig that putrid mustard!" And, cocking a snook at the ultimate Woolyback fashion statement: "Why go cold? Three-star jumpers, only £1!!" There was a handful of quirky, family-owned shops like Manns, Neil's Corner and Jonathon Silver, formerly gentlemens' outfitters who were bang onto what was happening too, feeding the voracious demand of the new breed with some brand new, essential fashion tic every week. 81a was another goldmine - corduroy shoes with galvanized rubber soles; trappers' hats; gloves with no fingers; balaclavas; collarless Granddad shirts. And hardly a logo to be seen. And then, of course, there were the training shoes. As that 77-78 season progressed and the Road End crew got bigger, everyone got into trainies in a big way. The theory is that this was fuelled by Liverpool's excursions into mainland Europe through the mid-to-late 70s, and it's a fact that a lot of the lads found rich pickings in countries like Switzerland where the shoes were displayed in pairs. But the bottom line is that training shoes, the black and white Samba and Mamba in particular, just looked right. More so than Pod, Kickers, Kios or any of the other myriad footwear to claim its fifteen seconds, Adidas trainies were embraced with the same kind of passion you'd reserve for a band or a record. A good pair of trainies was somehow part of the bigger picture. With that outfit, that hair style, that attitude and particularly that lifestyle, Liverpool's love affair with the training shoe was simply meant to be. A young buyer at Adidas thought so, too. Robert Wade Smith ran the Adidas concession in Liverpool's Church Street and noticed the super-fast turnover. Whatever came in - Stan Smiths, Nastase, Wimbledon, whatever - it sold out, almost immediately. He scrutinised the company's figures and saw that, where training shoes were concerned, Liverpool was outselling the whole country, London's Regent Street included. A football-driven fashion was turning into a way of life. He served his notice and opened the eponymous footwear outlet, initially sourcing stock from well-travelled match lads. But Wade Smith really made his name by taking an almighty gamble on a consignment of Adidas Forest Hills. A thing of beauty in white leather, gold stripes and a yellow sole, only 400 pairs were earmarked for the U.K. Wade Smith took the lot - and sold them in 3 days. It said everything that needed to be said about Liverpool's sharp-dressed crew. It seems a far cry from today's world of supposed 'sneaker' obsession. Kids in Nagoya paying a thousand bucks on eBay for retro shoes that nobody ever wore, back in the day. Fashion stylists dressing gamine models 'scally' style, and runners on Hollywood film sets kitted out in old nylon trackie tops, skinny jeans and Rod Lavers. It's a look that, perhaps more than other since the Teddy Boy, has truly gone Global. Everyone, everywhere wears training shoes as a fashion statement, so much so that an industry and folklore has sprung from Old Skool. According to this urban myth, the look has its origins in the New York hip-hop scene. Yet hip-hop's classic Old Skool look in 1979 can best be summed up by The Sugarhill Gang on the cover of their first L.P - all muzzies, bandanas and sad leather kung-fu jackets. And what about Run DMC whose paean to the gruesome shell-toe 'My Adidas' was a worldwide hit - in 1986! In August 1977 the Middlesbrough mob laughed their heads off as Liverpool's 'homos' got off the train, but not one of them would have been seen dead in shell-toes. For that season, 1977-78, the Scousers had the look pretty much all to themselves. Some of the London teams, and Manchester United in particular find it hard to come to terms with that core fact, but anyone who was around in those days knows the score. There are three keynote games right at the start of 78 where fans are divided by steel barricades, Liverpool's wedge heads and duffel coats one side, opposition boot boys on the other. There's Chelsea v Liverpool in the Cup, January 78 - Liverpool's floppy fringes fighting across the divide with Chelsea's punks and boneheads. Liverpool v Arsenal, League Cup Semi Final, first leg, January 78 - 300 duffel coats pushed up against the walkway in the South Side, 5,000 Arsenal Harrington jackets chomping to get at them. Liverpool v Man United, February 1978, a Man.U fan being led out with a dart in his nose, blood streaking his fashionable United away shirt, along with a knotted scarf and wiry centre-part to make up an unholy trinity. As late as 1981, West Ham were a mob of skins in Lonsdale tee-shirts and green MA1 flying jackets. It was only when London finally latched on bigtime around 1982 that this Merseyside enigma was given a name - and even then they got it woefully wrong. How can a look that's defined by its followers' minute attention to detail be called Casual? Obviously it can't be called the Meticulously Thought-Throughs, but Casual!! Try again. In a world without Youtube - in fact, let's face it, in a world that pre-dated The Face, the style media, Channel Four and any other cultural forum for the youth - the earliest manifestations of Liverpool look were quite literally a fashion show that was taken out on the road (and railway) and spread by word of mouth. By April '79, identically-dressed Liverpool and Man.United lads were scrapping at the two F.A Cup semi-finals. As the ripples spread, every city, every team in the country got onto it, and everyone from Lincoln to Leicester had their mob of dressed-up scallywags. But it was that original forty or fifty boys on the train to Boro who kicked it all off. Self-styled, self-labelled, completely without leadership or business motivation this went beyond counter-culture. The Liverpool lads who got off that train didn't know they were going to change the world. But they did. "

The Film/:

"Awaydays is based on the bestselling novel by Kevin Sampson. Set in the post-punk era in the North West of England. Paul Carty (Nicky Bell) is 19, good-looking, funny, clever - and bored out of his mind. His mother died a year ago. He lives in middle class suburbia with his silently grieving father and feisty young sister, Molly. Carty works as a junior civil servant and spends all his wages on gigs, clubs, records and football. It's at a match that he meets Elvis (Liam Boyle). Elvis changes everything. He's part of a gang called The Pack. The Pack is legendary; they dress in a cultish, almost effeminate style that's at Odeonds with the Boneheads and Bootboys they fight against. They have androgynous wedge haircuts worn with Lacoste tennis shirts, Lois jeans and Adidas Forest Hills training shoes. For as long as he has been going to football, Carty has been fascinated by The Pack. Now Elvis is offering him a way in... "

Diadora Borg Elite Gold - Kangaroo Skin - Pre Order

Right, finally the dates have been set for Oct/Nov 2009 for the re-release of the most rare and most sought after Diadora Heritage trainer ever.

They Gold and white are now open for pre-order and stock is very limited so be early this time as our last production sold out within 3 month of hitting the shop floor.

Back in the 80s this was the second release against the first Borg Original 1976, this style was introduced on request of Bjorn Borg as he found the white and red version (borg Orginal) too uncomfortable around the front to play a whole day of tennis.

Diadora came up with the soloution, of a more wider toe front design, and used a leather which was tough enough to sustain a tough game play yet was more comfortable than any other product available to buy on the market.

The Borg Elite were born. The Elite's were made in kanagroo skin, with white being the main body colour and the contrast side panel logo would be available in Gold, Navy or Burgundy.

This August 2009 the white with burgundy will be released for the very first time again since the 80's. Of course stock will be limited as usual, the re-make unfortunately will not have the famous signature, but what counts is the shoe and that's a 100% all there.

The Diadora Borg Elite Gold - Coming Soon

More information is available at http://www.stuartslondon.com/ or tel: 0044 (0)208 749 4056

Terrinda jacket - Settenta Mark 3 Navy now at stuartslondon

The rarest jacket of the entire Fila collection is now available to Pre-order. Stock is limited and production has been controlled. What does this mean? Everyone wanting to get this jacket on first release will have to be early on the pre-order book.

Stock has been confirmed and delivery into our store will take place from Mid-September onwards.

What makes this jacket special? Firstly most people in the 80s didn't get the chance to wear this style, it was the most expensive Italian luxury jacket around. Production back then was limited and the jacket was released in the 80s and never to be replicated again, until now.

On e-bay the original jackets are fetching up to £400- £1200 depending on the condition.

For more information on the terrinda and pre-order please call 0208 749 4056 or simply order online - http://www.stuartslondon.com/

Hammersmith & Fulham Interview Stuarts London and look into how the business has evolved over the last 40 Years

Check out the article in Hammersmith and Fulham News:

What a great Find thanks to Dave at Levis

Thanks to Dave our sales rep at Levis, whilst surfing the net he came across this news paper cutting, from way back in the day on a Casuals site. It informs us of what the brands meant to fashion-ists of the 80s and which shop they found to be their number one destination.

New Balance - History & New Arrival

Keep the Balance in your walk with these trendy Trainers. Light weight textile upper, with soft suede trim.

New Balance started in 1906, when a 33 year-old waiter named William J.Riley decided to build arch supports that relieved the pain suffered by people working all day on their feet. His design fit better and felt better than anything else that was available on the market.

It wasn't until 1941 that Riley decided to create a custom made collection for running, baseball, basketball, tennis, and boxing.

22 years ago New Balance launched its production in the UK. Even today New Balance is still committed to keeping its production in the UK. Today New Balance makes more than one million pairs a week.

The design aspect of New Balance is truly a global business, with the biggest markets in Japan US and Britain.

OneTrueSaxon Latest Spring Summer 2009 Arrivals

One True Saxon is great brand that maintains a value that many other brands have forgotten over the years of trading. That moto is to provide quality to their customers, not to provide second hand fashion ideas re-invented from the catwalks of Milan, but to focus on what the Real Casual man wants.

Every day clothing for evening and day wear, out to the local bar or pub or out with the missus for a dinner date. One true Saxon is a style offering that most men just can't find any where.

Clothing designs are kept simple and neat, with a dog for a logo ( a mans best friend). The origin of One true saxon are Nothern English, being Kick started with the moto " Modern Manners - Casual Form"

StuartsLondon is an Official stockist.

Pringle of Scotland | Heritage fashion

The Lion has always been the king of the jungle and now back by demand Pringle the 80s mega men's fashion brand. The Lion logo on the chest is a symbol of pure quality and style. Pringle over the years has carried on playing a very big part of the golfing industry. 80s fashion , in fact and heritage fashion has become a phenomenon once again, people reliving their youth and new young consumers remembering the brand which was once worn by their elders are all catching in on this fashion train.

This season Pringle have introduced great styles , new polo tee colours, knitted argyle polo t-shirts, v-neck jumpers, and casual zip up sweat tops.


Brand History:

PRINGLE OF SCOTLAND IS ONE OF THE OLDEST NAMES IN THE SCOTTISH BORDERS, THE BIRTHPLACE OF THE BRITISH KNITWEAR INDUSTRY. FOUNDED IN 1815 BY ROBERT PRINGLE,
THE COMPANY BEGAN AS A MANUFACTURER OF HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR. IT BECAME ONE OF THE FIRST LUXURY KNITWEAR MANUFACTURERS IN THE WORLD, HAVING EXPANDED THROUGHOUT EUROPE, THE US AND JAPAN DURING THE 19TH AND 20TH CENTURIES.

PRINGLE OF SCOTLAND HAS BEEN KNITTING CASHMERE SINCE THE 1870S AND WAS ONE OF THEFIRST BRANDS TO INTRODUCE KNITWEAR AS OUTERWEAR IN THE EARLY 1900S. PRINGLE ALSO CREATED THE INTARSIA DESIGN KNOWN TODAY AS THE PRINGLE SIGNATURE ARGYLE PATTERN, WHICH WAS IMMEDIATELY ADOPTED BY THE DUKE OF WINDSOR AND THE FASHIONABLE SET OF THE TIME. PRINGLE TOOK A SPORTY TWO-PIECE CARDIGAN AND SWEATER SET FROM THE GOLF
COURSE AND RETAILORED IT TO CREATE THE ‘TWINSET’ WORN AT SOPHISTICATED TEA PARTIES.

THIS WAS TEAMED WITH A SINGLE STRING OF PEARLS AND AN ICON OF CLASSIC BRITISH STYLE WAS BORN. THE BRAND ALSO INTRODUCED PINK CASHMERE FOR MEN, ONE OF THE CONFIRMED FANS BEING THE FAMOUS ACTOR AND SOCIALITE, NOEL COWARD.

PRINGLE HAS BEEN A FAVOURITE OF THE STARS OF STAGE AND SCREEN SINCE THE 1940S. IN

THE 1950S, THE ORIGINAL SWEATER GIRLS: JEAN SIMMONS, MARGARET LOCKWOOD, DEBORAH KERR, GRACE KELLY, BRIGITTE BARDOT, MARGOT FONTEYN AND MANY MORE ALL WORE PRINGLE.

TODAY, PRINGLE IS WORN BY STARS SUCH AS MADONNA, GUY RITCHIE, EWAN MCGREGOR, NICOLE KIDMAN, SOPHIE DAHL, CLAUDIA SCHIFFER, LIBERTY ROSS, SHARON STONE AND SCARLETT
JOHANNSON.

IN MARCH 2000, A NEW CHAPTER BEGAN FOR THE COMPANY WHEN A BRAND VISION AND KEY STRATEGIES WERE PUT IN PLACE TO TAKE THE BUSINESS INTO THE INTERNATIONAL LUXURY ARENA.

PRINGLE NOW SELLS FROM LONDON, MILAN AND TOKYO SHOWROOMS WITH MANY OTHER MARKETS GROWING AT A PACE. PRINGLE OPERATES FLAGSHIP STORES IN NEW BOND STREET AND SLOANE STREET, LONDON, AND ALSO IN TOKYO AND HONG KONG.

IN 2005, PRINGLE CELEBRATED 19 DECADES OF QUINTESSENTIAL STYLE AS WELL AS THE 70TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE PRINGLE DESIGN CLASSIC, THE ICONIC TWINSET. IT ALSO SAW THE APPOINTMENT OF CLARE WAIGHT KELLER AS PRINGLE’S FIRST CREATIVE DIRECTOR. WAIGHT KELLER HAS AN EXCELLENT TRACK-RECORD IN LUXURY DESIGN, HAVING PREVIOUSLY WORKED FOR GUCCI, RALPH LAUREN AND CALVIN KLEIN.

HER DIRECTION FOR THE BRAND WAS UNVEILED IN MILAN IN SEPTEMBER 2005 WHEN SHE SHOWED TWO UNIQUE DRESSES TO MARK THE 190TH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATIONS. CREATED FROM VERY FINE SILK KNIT LACE, THE DRESSES OFFERED A TASTE OF THE DIRECTION IN WHICH SHE IS TAKING THE BRAND AS PRINGLE ENTERS ITS SECOND ERA OF DEVELOPMENT. HER DEBUT COLLECTIONS FOR AUTUMN/WINTER 2006 WOMENSWEAR, MENSWEAR AND ACCESSORIES WERE
PRESENTED DURING MILAN FASHION WEEKS IN JANUARY AND FEBRUARY.
THE PRINGLE OF SCOTLAND COLLECTION IS FOUNDED IN OUR HERITAGE OF MOVIE STARS AND ROYALTY AND IS COMBINED WITH A POWERFUL MIX OF POPULAR CULTURE AND CONTEMPORARY STYLE. LUXURY WITH AN EDGE DEFINES THE MAINLINE WOMEN’S AND MEN’S COLLECTIONS WHICH ARE SHOWN ON THE MILAN CATWALK.
PRINGLE’S 1815 COLLECTION IS FOUNDED IN OUR HERITAGE OF STREET CULTURE AND EVOKES A FASHION SENSIBILITY THAT IS INDIVIDUAL AND MODERN, YET STYLISH AND SOPHISTICATED.
PRINGLE’S GOLF COLLECTION IS INSPIRED BY OUR CLASSIC SPORTING HERITAGE AND CONTINUES TO BE A VALUABLE ELEMENT OF THE PRINGLE COLLECTIONS. ROBERT PRINGLE’S FOUNDING PRINCIPLES OF QUALITY, STYLE, AUTHENTICITY AND INNOVATION ARE STILL OF THE UTMOST
IMPORTANCE TODAY AND KEY TO CLARE WAIGHT KELLER’S AIM IS TO RE-ESTABLISH PRINGLE OF SCOTLAND AS ONE OF THE MOST DESIRABLE LUXURY HERITAGE FASHION BRANDS IN THE
WORLD.

Farah Slacks Delivery - Just In

With the overly exposed Lyle and Scott, Farah Slacks have had a great season this winter gone. Now the spring 2009 delivery has just landed in store and the colours are vibrant and sexy. Just today whilst writing this blog, the gadget show was on television, and the presenter who usually wore the Lyle and Scott has moved on up the vintage ladder and today posed ina a Farah tweed polo top. It looked every bit the business too.

Spring 2009 colour pallet has revolved around the new black for this spring and that's Purple. Over the last two years purple has been making a come back in very small ways, but this spring summer if your not wearing a purple your simply not with the fashion scene. Other colours such as yellow, red, green, and strong pink are in the colour pallet to make this Farah collection every bit strong and fun to wear.

The fittings are beautifully tailored to give a sleek look, so get training for the summer. Shorts as before are tailored smart and that's the look this summer too, smart polo tops (retro style) , tailored shorts, and a pair of penny loafers. (no socks please)

Stuarts London is an official stockist of this great British heritage brand, and is proud to present the latest collection, as usual stock is limited so get cracking and add th

ese tops to your basket.

Harrington Jacket By Baracuta | New Colour release

The latest G9 colour has made a great impact on the younger and more trendier Baracuta G9 slim Fit buyer. StuartsLondon.com received the new Vibrant Blue colour last week and sold out in store and online by Thursday two days after upload.



Today we just got more stock to replenish the store and website, be sure you don't miss out on this ultra cool colour.



The Baracuta Harrington is a must have iconic fashion item for this Spring 2009 season with the likes of the Steve McQueen and Elvis making this jacket famous, its a jacket that will never go out of fashion. In the UK this Harrington has served many cult generations from Skin heads to Mods.



Something you didn't know?

The name Harrington Jacket is known through out the world when relating to this style of jacket. 1964 Ryan O Neil plays a Character in a famous sitcom ( Peyton Place) named Rodney Harrington. The G9 Baracuta jacket he wore through out his acting career since became dubbed the 'Harrington Jacket'. Over the years the name Baracuta had been forgotten by many and only the name Harrington carried itself forward. Loads of replicas have been made to substitute this famous design. Baracuta is the only original, so now you know.