Introducing Peter Werth
Peter Werth is an iconic British brand that came to light in the 70’s, it’s roots lay in early northern soul followers and subtle terrace wear, early followers of the brand were once known as ‘Perry Boys’. The trend of British heritage brands collaborating with Savile row continues, Peter Werth have recently collaborated with Nutters of Savile row, during the 60’s the late Tommy Nutter dressed the rich and famous, the likes of Elton John, The Beatles, Michael Jackson, Sir Hardy Amies and even Eric Clapton!
We are pleased to announce a capsule collection of contemporary yet sartorial menswear, featuring effortlessly stylish contemporary fit suits, polka dot shirts, sand died rain coats, tan welted brogues and single breasted knitted blazers.
We’ve picked out our top four items for your viewing pleasure.
With the party season starting this polka dot shirt is a must have. The button down collar gives the shirt a slight heritage feel, you can get away with not wearing a tie if you fasten the top button. As you would expect the shirt is 100% cotton and comes in a slim fit. This is by far a key piece for your party wardrobe.
With the weather at the moment as unpredictable as the weekend’s football you’ll need a coat that’s going to keep you dry. This Twyford shower proof mac is sleek and stylish; its sand dyed and comes in a double check pattern. It looks great over a suit or worn casually over a polo shirt and jeans.
A key tailoring trend this year and next year is contrasting colours, through the next 6 months you’re going to see two tone contrasting blazers and suits, this Peter Werth blazer uses the trend on a subtle note, contrasting both the back neck lapel and the front two pockets. You’ll need a contrasting jacket in your wardrobe and this is just the one!
Every man should own a navy suit, this suit is elegant and sharp and will remain a timeless classic. The suit comes in a two button and has silver contrasting lining. A simple yet stylish suit, don’t forget, the button should always be buttoned when standing and unfastened when you sit down.
Posted November 15th, 2013 in Uncategorised.