This label’s remade nature is fairly specialist

2008 the Christopher Ræburn label was launched.

• Inspired by the challenge of creating ethically-aware men’s and womenswear.
• Known for his utilisation of re-appropriated military fabrics to create garments that are functional, intelligent and meticulously crafted.
• Ræburn’s collections are highlighted for their intelligent design, high quality and extreme attention to detail.

• A graduate from London’s Royal College of Art in 2006, has since gained experience at fashion houses in London.
• Founded a studio and began his pioneering work on the future of ethical design.
•  He kicked off 2008 with his first collection showcase during Design Week, a capsule range of reversible garments entitled ‘Inverted’

• Staunchly British, all Raeburn garments are proudly ‘Remade in England’ and produced in East London.
• He is the first designer to be awarded both NEWGEN mens and womenswear sponsorship in the same season.
•  Created incredible and original installations at every London Fashion Week.
• The visually stunning 2011 ‘Dazzle’ presentation included the original parachute inspirations, and the innovative Autumn/Winter 2011 ‘Blast’ presentation took place at the disused Aldwych tube station in central London.
• British menswear is distinguished by its breadth – not reliant on just one look.
• From heritage and craft to experimental design work, there is a fusing of so many cultures.

Albam – sticking to their ‘Modern Crafted Clothing’ ethos.

An independent clothing company founded in 2006 to produce Modern Crafted Clothing.

• Provides an antidote for stale and uninspired menswear, the holy grail of form and function over fast-fashion and fad.
• The collection is a mix of time-honoured and contemporary classics –  design-led, with a commitment to quality.
• As a British fashion start-up, it is keeping costs down without turning to factories in China for help.
• Founded by entrepreneurial fashion outsiders James Shaw and Alastair Rae, the duo’s first shop is a breezy, airy space that shows their collection of menswear and accessories.

Recently won ‘Best for Men’s Fashion’ at The Telegraph’s Best Small Shops in Britain awards.

39 Monmouth St, WC2H 9DD

Telephone: 020 7240 9391

Oliver Spencer

Oliver Spencer: The  man.

• Oli, is a designer and a self-taught tailor.
• A hands-on creative.
• The brand is an expression of modern man; his tastes, his touch, his style.

Oliver Spencer: The fashion brand.

• Founded in 2002.
• A collection that mirrored his own wardrobe.
• A bridge between popular streetwear and traditional tailoring.
•  Quality fabrics. Modern fits. Old-school construction. Characteristic details. Exquisite craftsmanship.
• Wearable, interesting and elegant, a personal passion is clear in every piece.
• Oliver Spencer strives for quality to refresh every wardrobe.

• Oli draws inspiration from hunting and the military.
• He adapts bits of Americana and ideas from Japan into his cool, English aesthetic.
• There is no escaping the fact that Oliver Spencer is a modern British brand.
• More than half the line is made in the UK.
• Clothes are worn by music icons, from The Rolling Stones to Paul Weller and The Doves, and by movie stars from Toby Jones, Martin Freeman to Benicio Del Toro.

 Standalone New York shop – 2006.  London – introduced his womenswear collection. Shop was opened in Toronto -2010. Standalone shoe shop was opened on Lambs Conduit Street in London – 2011.