Mr Stott and Evans' shoe/socks on The Bespoke Gent blog

The Bespoke Gentleman.: Pull up your socks and tie those laces…

Mr Stott and Mr Evans' ankles are featured in this Bespoke Gentleman piece on shoe/sock combos.

There are 5 guys featured and 2 shots each of our boys, can you guess which is which ?

Party shirts!

It is very much becoming that time of year again and we feel we have a rather splendid selection of
evening shirts to celebrate in!
We are fully stocked with all the occasional shirts a gentleman could want including 2 styles of pleated bib dinner shirts in our slim fit in all sizes.
And as is very clearly visible, we also have decadently oversized velvet bows in black and burgundy aswell as regular silk bows, all of this is of course made by hand in England.

Mr Jon 'The Bespoke Gentleman' Holt shoots DES again...

The Bespoke Gentleman :The brand update - Doherty, Evans & Stott

We have been blogged!
Some pieces from our ever increasing Autumn Winter collection has been snapped by The Bespoke Gentleman's Jon Holt.
Fast becoming hot property in the menswear blogging world and being used to document some very interesting brands of late Mr Holt was keen to snap some of our new pieces after first covering our fashion show in July. Check out his blog above.
Mr Evans wears 'Yves', brand new 'Baldwin' flannel shirt in sky and a bespoke 3 piece suit in quite a vibrant brown donegal tweed, made in Italy. Enquiries welcome.
Click above to see full post.
Thank you Mr Holt.

Soft flannel shirting arrival....

We wanted to further explore the concept of the formal/casual shirt with the aim of offering a shirt that really will slip easily into any dressed look. So it needed to be both subtle and elegant.
We think we have found it - in this cotton flannel fabric that is the softest we could lay our hands on.
The fabric does have to be felt to be fully appreciated but hopefully the tones of grey, sepia pink and sky highlight the natural graininess of the cloth clearly here.
Finished with our neat penny collar, minimal styling and mother of pearl buttons each one would smarten up denim and sit under a jacket cleanly.
We feel the mission is accomplished in the 'Baldwin' as a shirt which is at once soft to the touch and sharp on the eye.
Conceived and crafted in England as ever.

WRAP UP!

It really is that time of year again isn't it?

So, what could be more stylishly comforting than an English pure cashmere scarf?

Made in Yorkshire and with a beautiful depth and softness of handle.

We have sharp stripes and checks and aswell as the classic double faced style in many divine, contrasting shades like scarlet / aubergine and charcoal / puce.

There is also the Mr Goode, the graduated style which adds an edge of subtly different colours at each end as the mannequin shows. He is wearing his with Mr Bennet sweater in cora, penny collared chambray shirt and a green, navy, pink and purple tartan wool bow. Enquiries welcome in store.

A/W '11 New Knitwear

D.E.& S. proudly present our first ever collection of knitwear. Knitwear in it's many forms is a real passion for all 3 of us and we couldn't be happier with what we have our name inside! It is a small run for A/W featuring Yves - our shawl collar chunky cable knit in 4 colours and Mr Bennet - a wildly flecked donegal v neck in 3 colourways. A mini shoot was ordered the moment they arrived so Stott and Evans began loitering in 1 of the many Victorian stairwells, within Kendals. 

 

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D.E.S serves the conservatives!

D.E.& S. have gone blue for a few days for the conservative conference.
Well, it's more of a navy really to be honest as you can imagine...!
We have popped up at the GMEX, amongst M&S, Tesco and a few other independents with a small version of our concession to showcase a selection of our product.
It's going well so far, with our new knitwear getting interest aswell as our ties which stand out alongside some of the other more standard fare by the more traditional companies.
Fingers crossed for some decent interest over the next few days from the big boys.

(Special thanks to Mr John Rogers of lissomandmuster.com)