Month: June 2014
Philip Morris Try Clay Shooting Days – Promoting the sport in Herefordshire
Dubarry of Ireland – The quintessential Irish brand
Although distinctly French sounding (I’ll explain why later!) Dubarry is a classic Irish brand. Famed for its collection of country and sailing footwear, it was initially established in in 1937 to manufacture specialist hand-stitched moccasins. The original idea behind its creation was to stem the widespread emigration that was endemic…
Jam season begins!
June is one of my favourite months of the year. There’s (hopefully!) endless summer days perfect for lots of al fresco dining, the quintessentially British tennis competition Wimbledon (come on Murray!) and last but not least the beginning of the UK strawberry season. Although they can be bought all year…
Barbour Tartan Guide
Barbour is renowned for their iconic Tartan linings, it often adds to the authenticity of a real Barbour classic. For me, Barbour’s Tartan represents continuing pride in their roots, and celebrates their Scottish heritage. It’s brilliant that Barbour have not lost touch with this inherited legacy, and continue to include snippets…
How to wear: R. M. Williams boots
Review – R.M. Williams Comfort Craftsman boot
No More Socks – Father’s Day Gift Guide
R. M. Williams – The iconic Australian brand
RM Williams, the Outback Outfitter, is the quintessential Australian company. Established in 1932 by Reginald Murray ‘RM’ Williams, it has grown over the years into a great antipodean cultural icon, symbolizing the spirit of the outback. Countless generations of Australians have fallen for the brand’s premium products, and the company…