Will Varnam is a freelance writer, style enthusiast, vintage archivist and retail store manger who resides in the UK. Coming from a background of collecting historic vintage garments for almost two decades, Will fuses his passion for history with an eye for creativity and design within the clothing world.
Arguably, there aren't many ways to improve or adapt the henley, but Sweden's finest heritage-inspired tastemakers were up to the task.
Made from the toughest of woolens, this beast of a jacket from The Strike Gold is a rare outerwear adventure from one of Japan's finest.
Heavily inspired by post-war Americana imagery (think motorcycle outlaws, military graphics and music subcultures) North No Name is back with hella patches.
Hard-wearing, slim-fitting, and made solidly in downtown Los Angeles, Rogue Territory's Double Knee Stanton is here to last.
As with anything that both these brands touch, these boots are full to the brim with exacting details and tasteful charm.
Denmark's Andersen-Andersen may have only been founded in 2009, but the philosophy and approach of the brand go back much further.
Based on casual gear worn by the laddermen of Chicago and New York, Warehouse & Co.'s firefighter sweat features clever denim detailing.
Proudly made in the USA, Caswell-Massey products are paraben, sulfate, phthalate, and cruelty-free, providing soaps you can feel good about using.
Maison Louis Marie's No. 4 Perfume Oil is more than just a scent, it's an art crafted through sense and smell, informed by nature and botanical study.
One of America's longest-standing outfitters, Filson, is now adding another string to its bow: denim.
