Of all the outerwear staples that were designed on our shores, the Harrington is surely one of the best. The short, simple design is loved around the world, has been worn by everyone from Elvis to ...
The Moleskin Bomber - The bomber jacket will always be an alluring piece of clothing. There is so much history behind it, with its short, boxy cut and distinctive detailing instantly referencing he...
The Crew Neck Sweatshirt - You might not have paid much attention to your sweatshirts until now. You might have expected us to overlook certain design aspects and fabric choices when it comes to ma...
Long gone are the days of suits being mandatory for the office, and with more people than ever working from home. Enter, The Casual Wool Blazer in our exclusive UK-woven Basket Weave.
Mikes journey from factory floor from the age of 14 to CEO is full of astonishing highs and lows but his in-depth knowledge of the fashion industry, tenacious nature, staring death in the eye and s...
We are lucky enough to be surrounded by some of the world’s finest cloth makers and spinners. Recently, the Private White team travelled a short 20-minute drive to Delph from inner city Manchester,...
Meet the dynamic duo behind our latest collaboration, Bremont Co-Founders Nick & Giles English.
See where the historic yarn is spun, right on the wind-battered coast of Ireland.
For our new iteration of the Donegal coat, I wanted to create a version that was the easiest possible colour, weight and pattern to wear. Readers ask so much about versatility - about having one go...
This is our navy iteration, and it is primarily a large, 3x3 herringbone weave that alternates between navy and black. The combination gives the coat the true dark navy colour prized by fans of cla...
Reviewed by Simon Crompton of Permanent Style London, the leading authority of classic and luxury menswear.
One autumnal afternoon, PWVC set off on the short journey from 1 Cottenham Lane to Norfolk Street in central Manchester, home to The Stock Exchange Hotel, and now to our good friend Mr Joe Schofiel...
With half a century now under his belt (British-made of course), Stolly asserts that his career which he has steadfastly dedicated to championing local manufacturing is “is beyond what I ever dream...
Meet Ian Maclean MBE, the man running the oldest UK factory at John Smedley, whose garments are synonymous with quality and royalty (much like our own).
“When I began work back in 1972 in Salford, Manchester had a huge raincoat industry employing 70,000 people, including those working in thriving docks which were used for export."
Given how diverse and fluid modern wardrobes are, pea coats are an incredibly useful piece of menswear. Few other things are versatile enough to go with smart jackets and trousers,
