We recently put together a photo shoot with our friends at the Liquor Store to demonstrate how to combine smart & casual items. Check out the write up and gallery here

In a little over 2 months time Cheltenham Races will be here - so its time to start thinking about your wardrobe for the best jump meet around.. Here’s our guide on how to dress for the best race meeting around.

If there is one thing that can hold back a gents wardrobe development its colour, or rather a lack of it. Quite often the default setting of navy and grey provide a safe haven that many do not tread outside. Rightly so navy and grey form the basis of modern men’s wardrobes. They are the staples upon which a solid wardrobe is built. However gently introducing colours is the next logical step.

Walking into a bespoke tailors to order your first bespoke jacket is an exciting time. It's a step into another world and one that gives years of pleasure. Here are our top 3 tips when ordering your bespoke jacket.

We love soft tailoring.   Having a garment that moves with you and flows is a revelation.   Making tailoring that is relevant and timeless is more about toying with small things and playing with proportion and style.   And this, in part, is driving the global market towards softer styles of tailoring.

Whether you are a business owner or a barrister, an entrepreneur or an investor, having a solid wardrobe of men’s business suits is essential.

Peaky Blinders is here, and the bit I get most excited about, is those Peaky Blinder suits and the whole Peaky Blinder fashion.

Autumn is a busy time for Colmore Tailors and fine tailoring.   And in particular for sharp, well made evening wear.  From made-to-measure (MTM) dinner suits to bespoke velvet tuxedo jackets, we make them all at this time of year.  But with the lines of formal and casual becoming ever more blurred what should you wear to a black tie event?

If you have never bought a tailored suit before there is a lot to think about. The question of "where and when am I going to wear it" is the first to answer.

I've heard many people have a debate over how many times you should dry clean your suit.  Some say very little, some say a lot, which is correct?