The Crich Belt shackleton

The Crich Belt shackletonMade in England from smooth dark brown leather, The Crich Belt takes its name from the Derbyshire town of Crich. Located on the edge of The Peak District, the village is the home to the Crich Stand, the Memorial to The Sherwood Foresters Regiment. Constructed in 1923, Crich Stand, build on the highest ground above the village of Crich. The stand resembles a lighthouse and offers breathtaking 260 views. In fact, from the stand, the counties of

takes its name from the first man to climb Mount Everest

buckram reinforcement

aka George Eliot

The Stanley Biggs Tote Bag is a great shopping companion

The slacks take their name from the inter-war motorcircuit near Castle Donington in the Midlands

Designed to be worn easily on its own or layered beneath tailoring and knitwear

named after Ian Carmichael

The wool itself is something rather special

Lancashire and Lincolnshire can all be seen

The result is a hardwearing

The wide leg falls to a clean 10" hem with a 2" turn-up

The Biggs Racing design is screen printed (in Nottinghamshire) in a black on the unbleached natural t-shirt for a gorgeous contrast that can be worn by men and women