Sanders - Suede Gibson Derby

Sanders - Suede Gibson DerbySanders & Sanders Ltd. (or Sander Bros., as it was first named) was established in 1873 by brothers William and Thomas Sanders of Rushden, Northamptonshire. William Benjamin Sanders was apprenticed to the shoe and boot trade as a lad and then went on to work in London as a clicker before returning to Rushden in 1871, at the end of the Franco Prussian War, with the vision of setting up his own shoemaking business with his brother. These are Goodyear

They even hired a young Ralph Lauren to be a sales associate at their Madison Avenue store in the mid-60s just prior to launching his namesake label

Schwanen at I&P

Everything Craighill makes starts its life in their Brooklyn Studio

reinforced elbows and a notched lapel for the ultimate combination of utilitarian quality and semi-formal styling

they’ve been crafting French heritage pieces that never go out of style—not to mention

of which there are only two remaining in the world

It features a relaxed fit with twin needle construction and double chest pockets

pointed front and back yokes

Taking design cues from classic tailoring and fusing them with workwear fabrics and construction

the brand's iconic 574 sneakers were wrapped in suede overlays with a light grey canvas base

Made in the United Kingdom

spring hinges