Do Not Miss These Men'S Clothing Brands In London Men'S Fashion Week.

London Mens Fashion week you can't miss the brand recommendation.

After returning to her old home in 2014, Carlo Brandelli, the design director of the Savile Row Saville Street custom menswear brand Kilgour, has booster the brand and enhance the ability to adapt to market development for traditional custom-made men's wear. He said the new series will bring a series of reforms on the dress, especially on

New design of lapel.

Carlo Brandelli served as the brand director of Kilgour from 2003 to 2009. The reason for leaving the brand in 2009 was that he focused on developing new products and expanding the brand clothing business, while the Kilgour brand owner JMH group wanted to focus on the field of hand-made customization.

In September 2013, after the acquisition of Kilgour by Hongkong Lifeng group, the hand tour said that Carlo Brandelli has come back to the brand. Carlo's best skill is the refinement and grasp of the cutting details and details.

Alex Mattsson

At present, Alex Mattsson, 30, graduated from Royal College of Art in London in 2009 with a master's degree in postgraduate studies.

His work is inspired by science fiction and motorcycle culture. His imagination has injected his design into a rather personalized and ingenious way of restoring ancient ways. The elements of military uniform and sharp lines of rebellion have created bold and innovative themes. Meanwhile, the overall design style is paying more and more attention to wearability and individuality.

Fusion.

In addition, the application of scientific and technological fabrics, abstract cutting and sewing techniques, and some exotic printing patterns can show the rich imagination of Alex Mattsson.

Nigel Cabourn

The men's wear brand Nigel Cabourn is more than 40 years old, but this year is the first time in London to host the show.

In the fashion world, Nigel Cabourn is almost synonymous with classic and military uniform. The style of the product has been inherited from traditional historical styles for generations from generation to generation, with more advanced sewing techniques, superior tailoring techniques and comfortable fabrics to restore history.

Universal Works

Britain

The designer of Universal Works, Dav Keyte, grew up in Water Orton in Central England. She was exposed to work clothes from an early age and gradually came up with a new design for her work clothes.

The brand style will be mistaken for the Japanese retro Vintage brand at the beginning, but the fabric used by Universal Works should be softer, consider the practicality of the clothes themselves, create the impression of everyday life of the British people, and the lighter tooling is more suitable for all kinds of activities in the city.

Designer Dav Keyte worked at the construction site before entering the fashion design industry. Later, she moved to a big city and then sold as a shop at Paul Smith. After being promoted, she managed to produce and supervise products. After 25 years in the clothing industry, she built her own brand.

At the site's experience and the skills learned in Paul Smith, the quality and design of Universal Works have a high level of assurance, and designers insist on using the British mainland.

To create a unique style of processing tooling style.

Soulland

Denmark brand Soulland, from

Silas Adler was founded in 2002 to make T-shirts and then turn into full-size clothing brands, including T-shirts, knitwear, denim pants and flying jackets. The design is dominated by simple and exquisite designs, showing a typical Nordic flavor.

The Alder Fedora Hat variant of the former hat is widely known as a gentleman's hat. The Silas said that the Danish people like satire and show their taunts by design. This week's fashion week will show more interesting new designs.

Private White V.C.

If you treat traditional Britain

In love with you, you can't ignore the Private White V.C. Menswear, a century old British brand founded by British hero Private Jack White. It is famous for its high quality British style dress. It uses the best materials and techniques in the UK to produce high-quality men's clothing.

All the clothes were made in their own factories. The factory was located in Manchester, England, where Private Jack White first started his apprenticeship after World War I. When he became the owner of the factory, he still tried to preserve the traditional technology of the factory and continue to his descendants.

The uniqueness of a brand is also reflected in the use of its fabrics and materials, which are purchased from local textile mills as far as possible.

Private White V.C. is a fashionable gentleman to create multifunctional, wearable modern garments, perfectly interpreting modern British feelings.