J.W. Anderson Jacket £430.00
A loose hanging tartan wrap jacket with tassle detail on hems and waistband. Arms are cut to hang overly long, seams are rough and exposed and there are two slip hip pocket details. This jacket is part of a single, exclusively available preview look from the JW Anderson AW/10 collection – available to buy in extremely limited quantities.

Lee Westerner 1934 131 Cowboy Worn Jeans £339.00
This style of Lee Cowboy jean was introduced in the 30s as a more affordable version of the 101, seen in a pre-shrunk denim with an aged treatment. Designed according to old-fashioned dungarees cut with workers detail, these jeans have square workers pockets, a pen burn patch (an empty leather patch stitched on the jeans used to burn worker’s names onto the garment), adjustable back buckle, suspender buttons and Lee cross tacks – a replacement for metal rivets that scratched saddles and distinctive signature of Lee jeans. The 1934 cowboy jean’s fully felled triple needle seams reflects the workwear heritage.

J.W. Anderson Wrap Around Knit £255.00
Black leather belt hung with grey jersey draping – to be worn low around the waist. This jacket is part of a single, exclusively available preview look from the JW Anderson AW/10 collection – available to buy in extremely limited quantities.

Lee 101 J Dry Jacket £249.00
The 1946 denim jacket from Lee Originals – in dry left hand twill denim with distinctive zig zag stitching down the placket. Other details include sloped pockets and hem, a strong yellow contrast stitch and branded Lee buttons. Made from dry sanforized denim, this jacket will shrink if washed by 3-4%.

Lee 131 Cowboy Dry Jeans £229.00
This style of Lee Cowboy jean was introduced in the 30s as a more affordable version of the 101, produced in lighter (pre-shrunk) denim. Designed according to old-fashioned dungarees cut with workers detail, these jeans have square workers pockets, a pen burn patch (an empty leather patch stitched on the jeans used to burn worker’s names onto the garment), adjustable back buckle, suspender buttons and Lee cross tacks – a replacement for metal rivets that scratched saddles and distinctive signature of Lee jeans. The 1934 cowboy jean’s fully felled triple needle seams reflects the workwear heritage.

Lee 101 B 30”S Dry Jeans £229.00
The legendary 101 was born in 1924 as an evolution from Lee dungarees to cater to the specific needs of cowboys and rodeo riders. The garment is a replica of 101B from 1930 (the later 1936 101 B has a hair on hide brand patch) and reflects how this classic looked in the first decade. The wide silhouette and fully felled triple needle seams reflects the work wear heritage. The slightly anti-fit top block with a u-shaped crotch provides the revolutionary saddle comfort that made 101 cowboy’s natural choice of jean. Made from raw selvage denim, these jeans will shrink approx 5% on their first wash. For more information on wearing raw denim have a look at our tech-ni-cal guide.

J.W. Anderson Sweatshirt £220.00
Black jersey cotton sweatshirt with a cut off boat neck, raw hem and 3/4 length sleeves. This piece is finished with applique JWA initials and a sewn brand logo. This garment is part of a single, exclusively available preview look from the JW Anderson AW/10 collection – available to buy in extremely limited quantities.

Lee 101 B Original Cowboy Dry Jeans £199.00
The first Lee 101 jeans were manufactured in 1924 in the mid-west and were instantly adopted as a must-have for cowboys and rodeo riders alike – hence their title of “The Original Cowboy Jeans”. With ‘donut’ button fly, U-shaped crotch, coin pocket, lined back pockets, copper rivets, and cinch back, the 101 series of jeans are finished with rectangular seat pockets with typical lazy ‘S’ longhorn pocket stitch. Made from raw selvage denim, these jeans will shrink approx 5% on their first wash. For more information on wearing raw denim have a look at our tech-nical guide.