AUTUMN LOOKS
The temperature has finally dropped and we’re bringing out the layers!
ZIGGY LAMBSWOOL SCARF
The big primary colours and geometric pattern of the Ziggy are matched only by its super soft lambswool knit. Go bold and glam with your scarf choice this season. Knitted at Robert Mackie, established in 1845 to create traditional Scottish headwear and still making knitted accessories in Stewarton, Scotland’s famous ‘Bonnet Toun’.
DAWES OVERCOAT
If you’re going to go for a statement big coat, this is the way to do it. The Dawes is a contemporary take on the classic overcoat: cut from a luxurious wool blend fabric, it’s a seriously substantial piece but feels easy to wear and won’t weigh you down. The raglan sleeves and full-button front give it a beautiful shape, and it hangs loose enough to sit comfortably over a few layers
SIMPSON CARDIGAN
This is a long-sleeve version of the Portman wool waistcoat: the same fine merino wool and fully fashioned knit, but in bolder colours. It feels substantial enough that you could switch it in for a blazer if you want a look that’s smart but not formal.
MARLBOROUGH WOOL TROUSERS
Never underestimate the value of a good pair of strides. Our Marlborough wool trousers are cut with a sharp straight leg and a flattering mid-rise that sits just below the natural waist. They’re lined to the knee and made in beautiful heritage weave fabrics – autumn just got a little bit smarter! Pair with the Marlborough suit jacket for the perfect suit.
BEAL CORDUROY CAP
A baseball cap is unquestionably useful, but sometimes it needs to feel a little elevated. With its soft corduroy fabric and muted colour scheme, the Beal cap is just refined enough to be styled up with a blazer or an oxford shirt. A step up from the usual headgear.
WHELDRAKE FAIRISLE CARIDGAN
Go bold with colour and pattern in the new Wheldrake Fair Isle, a more eye-catching take on the classic Fair Isle cardigans we all grew up with. The bold geometric knit has a hint of pink running through it and is in pure Shetland wool, making it a classic piece that will last for years.
PRESTWICK SHETLAND JUMPER
The Prestwick is made from Shetland wool, a yarn beloved for its warmth, character and natural durability. It’s fully fashioned (a premium technique where every panel is knitted to its exact size), and its simple, timeless design offers endless wearability. It makes the perfect partner to a classic oxford shirt, and the array of colours means you can definitely have one for each day of the week.
BARROWBY CORD TROUSERS
This trouser is an ode to everything ‘trad dad’ and geography teacher attire. We love the use of a wide wale cord for this single-pleat trouser silhouette. The heritage corduroy fabric has a luxurious hand feel, with a relaxed fit around the crotch and a slight taper at the ankle.
DENBY HAT
The Denby is our take on the classic beanie, with a deep ribbed turn-up and a fine enough knit to make sure it doesn’t cling to your head or have you overheating. There are all the classic colours, but we’ve pushed the boat out a little this season with a few more adventurous shades, so you can top off your outfit in fine style. Knitted at Robert Mackie, established in 1845 to create traditional Scottish headwear and still making knitted accessories in Stewarton, Scotland’s famous ‘Bonnet Toun’.
BRIDGES PEACOAT
The peacoat is a menswear classic that never goes out of style, and the Bridges is our slightly more refined take on it. The double-breasted shape calls back to its rugged naval roots, but the soft Italian fabric and carefully welted pockets make it a perfect fit for smarter urban life. A quilted lining, discreet internal trim and an internal chest pocket in classic Aubin red are the finishing touches.
SANDERS RILEY BOOT
Crafted with care and heritage, the Sanders Riley Boot combines rugged casual design with refined British craftsmanship. Made in Northamptonshire from premium snuff suede with an apron toe and soft crepe sole, it's the ideal choice for effortless, everyday style.
NORTHFIELD RELAXED FIT TROUSER
Complete the Northfield suit with these beautiful Prince of Wales check trousers. With a pleated front and a zip fly, they’re cut on a slightly wider block for a more relaxed, comfortable fit without being baggy or oversized.
BAGBY FLANNEL CAP
Want a baseball cap, but one that doesn’t compromise on comfort? Go for the Bagby, a conventional cap made from a soft flannel you’d more commonly associate with heavier shirts. Soft, warm and a little different from the norm.
BRANDON SWEAT
The design team at Aubin love a vintage sweat or two, so when they decided to develop a new one, it was time to delve into the archive. Starting with the fabric, this specially developed 450gsm sweat is beautifully heavy, with an emerised face for a super soft hand feel. Each sweatshirt is garment dyed and then laundered for that authentic lived-in feel. The silhouette is boxier than we’ve had before, with a dropped shoulder and a wider ribbed cuff and hem – vintage-inspired, but perfect for the modern wardrobe.
BLAKENEY TOTE BAG
It’s a tote bag – but not as you know it. Go a step above the old canvas freebies you’ve got stashed under the sink and opt for the Blakeney, in a choice of black leather, Harris Tweed or Magee multi check wool. All the utility of a regular tote, with a far more stylish finish.
WELTON WASHED CORD BLAZER
Complete the Northfield suit with these beautiful Prince of Wales check trousers. With a pleated front and a zip fly, they’re cut on a slightly wider block for a more relaxed, comfortable fit without being baggy or oversized.
MORTLAKE WORKER JACKET
The Mortlake is our take on the classic worker jacket, and we’ve put a lot of work into making something that looks extremely simple and functions extremely well. It has a slightly boxy cut to allow for layering, in a heavyweight cotton twill fabric that’s garment dyed to ensure it will fade and age beautifully. This might be the piece you get the most wear out of this year.
NETTLEHAM JACKET
The Nettleham is one of the ultimate winter jackets. A high-quality wool mix woven in discreetly muted colours makes it versatile enough to wear as a wind-stopping outer layer over a chunky knit, as a heavyweight take on the overshirt, or as the perfect counterpart to dark cords or chinos. A button fastening, welted handwarmer pockets and a patch pocket at the breast make this a wardrobe staple and an immediate classic.
BARROWBY CORD TROUSERS
This trouser is an ode to everything ‘trad dad’ and geography teacher attire. We love the use of a wide wale cord for this single-pleat trouser silhouette. The heritage corduroy fabric has a luxurious hand feel, with a relaxed fit around the crotch and a slight taper at the ankle.