The classic grey melange loopback sweatshirt has come a long way—starting on the track, moving through the streets, and settling into the everyday comfort of off-duty life.

Peter Nightingale—kin to Florence—and John Smedley founded their textiles business in 1784 at Lea Mills, Derbyshire. Still family-owned, the mill is the world’s oldest working factory.

Founded in 1860, Sunspel is a British brand with a legacy of innovation—crafting elevated wardrobe essentials from the world’s finest natural fabrics for over 160 years.

The John Smedley fine-gauge roll neck is arguably the most versatile garment one can own—smart yet casual, and effortlessly paired with almost anything in the modern wardrobe.

First designed in 1905 at the dawn of the motoring age, the Motoluxe Teddy Bear Coat was created to keep drivers and passengers both warm and dry.

While various stories compete for the title, the origin of the Peacoat is most convincingly traced to the esteemed Camplin family and their naval outfitting heritage.

Founded by Alex Begg in 1866, Begg x Co began as a modest weaving mill in Paisley—a Scottish town famed for the iconic pattern that shares its name.