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SHOP NOWJacket by Yves Saint Laurent
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SHOP NOWScarf by Jil SanderSHOP NOWT-Shirt by SunspelSHOP NOWJacket by Dolce & GabbanaSHOP NOWSweatpants by GivenchySHOP NOWGloves by Simon Spurr
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SHOP NOWJacket by Ralph Lauren Black LabelSHOP NOWSweater by Polo Ralph Lauren
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SHOP NOWJacket by Rick OwensSHOP NOWShirt by Alexander McQueenSHOP NOWTrousers by Lanvin
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SHOP NOWJacket by Burberry ProrsumSHOP NOWShirt by Ralph Lauren Black LabelSHOP NOWSweater by Marc by Marc JacobsSHOP NOWTrousers by A.P.C.SHOP NOWTie by Paul Smith
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SHOP NOWTrilby Hat by LanvinSHOP NOWJacket by LanvinSHOP NOWShirt by Margaret HowellSHOP NOWTie by CanaliSHOP NOWSuit by Ralph Lauren Black Label
Photography by Mr Chris Brooks | Styling by Ms Tanja Martin
Words by Mr Mansel Fletcher
Words by Mr Mansel Fletcher
Even before the fighter pilots of World War II became style heroes, civilian men were wearing shearling (which is leather or sheepskin with the wool attached) for its insulating qualities and its masculine appeal. The material appears in many designer collections this season, as part of a revival of classic forms of clothing such as cords and tweed jackets. What separates the new shearling styles from the coats your father may have worn in the 1970s is their cut - they have been thoroughly re-invented and slimmed down for a cool and contemporary look. But rest assured, they retain all of their tactile allure.










