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Studio HÁM hand-paint vintage tins with charming portraits and patterns in their Hambledon Valley studio.
Keep the fire burning with a customised fire bellow from Morgan Bellows, a small, family-run business.
Noble Macmillan's valet tray comes in a bold sapphire blue or minimalist mocha. A gentleman should always be organised after all.
The limited-edition Leica Safari, launched earlier this year, takes brilliant 60, 36 or 18 megapixel images and, thanks to the ISO sensitivity of native ISO 64 to ISO 50000, M photography can be performed in any light.
A scarf made in Italy from cashmere, jacquard-woven with our Knight stamp – Burberry's archival motif from the 1980s.
The bijou tool roll can easily handle and protect all of your essentials. Handcrafted in Britain. using 10oz waxed cotton, this hardwearing roll gets better with age — something every gent aspires to.
This worthwhile bit of oenophile kit is now available with personalised engraving, and is as good reason as any to uncork a bottle, or two.
The new Carrera Day-Date in TAG's signature blue, feature the TH31-02 movement for an impeccable blend of performance and style.
Sturdy, stylish and snug.
Why choose one when you can have both? Renzo Romagnoli crafts exquisite games from leather and wood that serve as a conversation (and possibly argument, depending how competitive you are) starter.
Bennett Winch knows that a man who travels needs a bag that can carry it all with minimum fuss. This clever holdall has an inbuilt suit carrier that wraps around the main cavity.
Orlebar Brown’s swim shorts are tailored to fit just like your favourite pair of trousers. The quick-drying fabric means you will look as good lying by the pool as you do in it.
Colonia is one of Acqua di Parm's most well-known fragrances, first created in 1916.
Emma Willis's dressing gowns means that men can look as slick and stylish at bedtime as they do in the boardroom.
Give the gift of a menu upgrade — wherever he pitches his tent.
These goggles feature a rimless design with a ChromaPop lens technology that enhances contrast and natural colour.
This cashmere and silk scarf has hand-rolled edges and will bring a touch of colour to any silhouette.
Padel remains all the rage, and nothing says 'serious about sport' like a personalised racket case.
Outdoor spirit meets understated elegance in this trekking-inspired lace-up boot, crafted in supple suede for a softer, more casual appeal.
Sunspel first introduced ‘boxer shorts’ to Britain in 1947, and reintroduced them (improving only slightly on the original specifications) earlier this year with a range of forestry prints in Liberty fabric.
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Sweet civilisation: What do you get when you ask architects to compete in a gingerbread competition?The Gingerbread City is back in London’s Kings Cross. Lotte Brundle pays it a visit.
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Sophia Money-Coutts: A snob's guide to meeting your in-laws for the first timeThere's little more daunting than meeting your (future) in-laws for the first time. Here's how to make the right kind of impression.
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Sweet civilisation: What do you get when you ask architects to compete in a gingerbread competition?
The Gingerbread City is back in London’s Kings Cross. Lotte Brundle pays it a visit.
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Sophia Money-Coutts: A snob's guide to meeting your in-laws for the first time
There's little more daunting than meeting your (future) in-laws for the first time. Here's how to make the right kind of impression.
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This machine is what happens when the Rolls-Royce of motorbikes and the most innovative of watchmakers join forcesBrough Superior and Richard Mille, two brands renowned for perfection, have created something that is exactly that.
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‘Each one is different depending on what mood I’m in, how I'm feeling and how my energy is’ — meet the carver behind Westminster Hall's angel statuesBespoke woodcarver William Barsley makes unique scale replicas of the angels that gaze over Westminster Hall, the oldest part of the palace of Westminster.
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If chess is 'the supreme board game', then it deserves to be played on boards like theseChess sets and backgammon boards are a familiar sight on drawing-room tables, but one expert Highland woodworker is refashioning their forms in beautiful new ways.
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What is everyone talking about this week: Thanks to modern-day technology, people were far happier in the days when Nero was setting Rome ablazeWas the ancient world's superior happiness down to its ‘superior production of art’?
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A slick looking off-roader that's a far cry from its rustic rural roots — Volvo EX30 Cross CountryThe latest iteration of Volvo's Cross Country is flashy, fast and stylish. But is that what a Volvo Cross Country is supposed to be?
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‘I cannot bring myself to believe that Emily Brontë would be turning over in her grave at the idea of Jacob Elordi tightening breathless Barbie’s corset’: In defence of radical adaptationsA trailer for the upcoming adaptation of 'Wuthering Heights' has left half of Britain clutching their pearls. What's the fuss, questions Laura Kay, who argues in defence of radical adaptations of classic literature.
