Autumn / Winter · In Praise of Rain
Weather,
beautifully.
A new English house of weatherwear, drawn from the light on the fens. Coats built to meet the rain — not to hide from it.
The founding coat
The Alderfen Weathercoat
Cut in Yorkshire from a shower-resistant bonded cotton that darkens rather than soaks in the rain. A raglan silhouette, a storm-throat to the chin, and the Fen Weave lining at the yoke. The coat the house begins with.
$2,650
Explore the coatThe house
Named for places, cut for weather
The Fen Weave
Our own check.
Ours alone.
An off-square check laid over a fine ochre hairline — drawn from the way light sits on wet reed-beds at dawn. It is not borrowed and not a tartan; it is the house's own mark, woven into cashmere, printed on silk, embossed into leather.
Shop the Fen WeaveSelected pieces
This season, chosen
The service
An advisor, and a coat for life
Free initials, hand-stitched. Complimentary reproofing for as long as you own the coat. And a private appointment — in person or by video — with an advisor who keeps your sizes and your notes.
The Journal
From the house
Join the house
First word on the collections, and the drop
One considered letter a month — new pieces, the next Ninth, and the appointment book. No discounts, because we don't hold sales.


