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The Restory announces first international department store partnership with Brown Thomas and Arnotts

The Restory, the leading provider in luxury aftercare, today announces its partnership with Brown Thomas and Arnotts, launching repair services in-store and online.

The Restory’s first partnership with an international department store marks a major step as they continue to solidify their ambition to power aftercare for the global fashion industry worth $100 billion.

The Restory has spent the last 5 years breaking down the barriers to scale aftercare with its unique operating system and proprietary technology. They created the category and elevated aftercare to align with the buying experience. Having proven their capabilities through over 10k+ customers and 60k+ repairs, brands and retailers can now leverage their operating and technology systems to provide aftercare direct to their customers.

From 11th April, Brown Thomas and Arnotts customers can access aftercare services from The Restory’s elite team of specialist artisans and exclusive marketplace clean, to bring their treasured clothes, shoes and bags back to their former glory. The range of services covers everything from cleaning, replacing hardware, leather restoration, stitching, alterations, darning, zip replacements, reheeling, resoling and much more.

The service itself is simple to use. Clients can either drop items in Brown Thomas’ Dublin stores, or book a courier to collect items from their home on the Brown Thomas Website. At The Restory’s atelier, items are physically assessed before an online quote is emailed to the client, where they can accept, query or decline the proposed services. Post-approval, The Restory’s elite team of next-generation artisans clean, restore, alter and repair to bring beloved items back to life. When work is completed, items are beautifully packaged and shipped back to Brown Thomas for collection, or directly back to clients’ homes, free of charge. Alternative international shipping is also available.

With the global aftercare market worth over $100 billion, The Restory’s partnership with Brown Thomas demonstrates the growing opportunity for aftercare within the retail sector, transforming it from a utility to a lifestyle experience, while supporting customer service and sustainable, responsible strategies.

Vanessa Jacobs, Founder & CEO of The Restory, comments:

“This partnership is a significant step for The Restory as it marks our first major retail presence in Ireland within its most iconic department store, while extending our successful relationship with Selfridges Group. We have always had clients in Ireland and are excited to offer them physical destinations to drop their much-loved luxury items.

Shelly Corkery, Fashion Buying Director at Brown Thomas Arnotts, comments:

“We’re thrilled to partner with The Restory to offer the very best luxury restoration service to our customers. This is the latest exciting initiative at Brown Thomas to inspire customers to make more sustainable fashion choices. The Restory gives customers the opportunity to extend the life of their much-loved handbags and shoes and to be able to cherish them a lot longer”.

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The Restory expands leadership team with appointment of Rachel Percival as Director of Operations

The Restory, the world’s first aftercare platform, today announces the appointment of Rachel Percival as Director of Operations. This key hire further bolsters The Restory’s leadership capacity as they lay the foundations for exponential growth.

Rachel will lead end-to-end operations and be responsible for operational and customer experience excellence.

Before joining The Restory, Rachel led Customer Experience for leading luxury fashion brands and retailers, including Burberry and Farfetch and has consulted for LVMH on their Customer Experience strategy. As Global Customer Service Director of Farfetch, she was responsible for growing the global team to 80 people covering 13 languages across London, Porto, São Paulo, LA and Tokyo.

Her appointment follows Vipaasha Sheel, who joined The Restory last year as Head of Product and Delivery, and Richard Lockington as Head of Finance.

Formerly of LVMH, Vipaasha worked across building five clienteling products in 15 languages for brands such as Bulgari, Tag Heuer, Celine and others.

Richard previously led sustainable investments at Cyan Finance where he deployed capital into and supported a portfolio of 24 early-stage sustainable businesses. The portfolio received widespread recognition with Cyan being awarded Investor of the Year at the Edie Sustainability Awards and ESG Investor of the Year by Business Green.

Vanessa Jacobs, Co-founder of The Restory, comments:

“Expanding our leadership capacity with this calibre of industry veterans is a significant step in solidifying our position as the only platform that can meet the commercial-scale, quality and experience needs of the premium and luxury fashion industry. We are thrilled to benefit from Rachel’s breadth of knowledge and direct experience scaling the most significant luxury e-commerce fashion brand in the world.”

Rachel Percival, Director of Operations at The Restory, comments:

“I was immediately drawn to The Restory and its mission to extend the longevity of well-loved, luxury fashion pieces. Aftercare is the key to unlocking circular fashion. I am excited to join the team as they embark on the next growth phase, putting Customer Experience at the forefront of everything we do.”

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Segura Partner with Hobbs to Ensure Transparent and Ethical Supply Chain

Hobbs, the luxury British womenswear brand has partnered with Segura – the leading platform for next-generation supply chain transparency – further strengthening its longstanding commitment and approach to ethical trade. Segura’s solution will enable Hobbs to modernise and improve the quality of its supply chain management, supporting its aim to embed full transparency throughout all tiers in its supply chain.

As part of the TFG London family, Hobbs is aligned to the Group sustainability strategy which is based on UN Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights, ETI Base Code and uses the ETI Human Rights Due Diligence Framework to improve the working conditions for the people in its supply chains.

As an established collaborator since 2019, the TFG London Group have partnered with Segura to support the development of the platform, recognising that the first step to enabling a successful ethical trade programme and decent work is transparency.

Segura’s threefold management platform allows Hobbs to contain all supplier processes within one system that enriches supplier data and tracks updates in real-time, enhances how purchase orders are issued, embedding traceability into the linked trims and labelling requirements, and hosts a compliance suite that enables audits, corrective action plans, policy requirements and communications to be streamlined and automated.

Justin Hampshire, Group Managing Director at TFG Brands (London) Limited says: “As a purpose-led business that aims to put people and the planet first, it is important to us to continue to protect the human rights of those who help make and sell our products and services. We take our responsibilities seriously; when we champion higher standards and practices, we can have a real impact on the lives of millions of people across our value chain.”*

Francesca Mangano, Head of CSR and Sustainability at TFG Brands (London) commented: “We understand it’s the nature of supply chains to be continuously evolving, but it’s crucial to us to ensure we partner with suppliers who share our values.  Our aim for 2022 is to focus on continuing to map our supply base beyond our second tier and the Segura platform will allow us to do this.”

Peter Needle, President at Segura, said: “We were delighted to partner with Hobbs who share our belief in the importance of building ethical and sustainable businesses. We will continue to support Hobbs with their evolving corporate sustainability targets.”

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*TFG Brands London Limited Modern Slavery Transparency Statement 2020-2021.

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Sustainable fashion site Re-Fashion appoints Art of the Possible as creative agency of record as it seeks to eliminate clothing waste for good

Re-Fashion, the sustainable fashion brand selling a mix of brand-new surplus clothes, pre-loved and thrifted items online, has appointed Art of the Possible as its creative agency of record following a three-way competitive pitch.

Art of the Possible will now partner with Re-Fashion on its social, influencer, PR and content activity, as well as the launch of a new website, with the ultimate aim of growing reach and engagement amongst an audience of fashion lovers and those who care about sustainability issues.

Founded in 2018, Re-Fashion believes the future of fashion is circular, and wants to eliminate clothes waste, for good. In 2020, the brand launched its first take-back scheme with a fashion retailer – Very – in order to reduce clothes waste and fashion items being sent to landfill.

The appointment is the latest success for the growing independent agency Art of the Possible, which has picked up the B2B Marketing Awards Grand Prix and two Davey Awards, won new clients including Malfy Gin and Plymouth Gin, and relaunched its website and social channels in the last year.

 

Steve Lyons, Co-Founder, Re-Fashion, said: “Art of the Possible took the time to dive into our business without being asked. The insight, passion, and impactful creative stood out against their industry peers. We’re really excited to start this long-term partnership and see where we can take our brand.”

 

Kat Patterson, Managing Director, Art of the Possible, added: “It’s incredible to be working with Re-Fashion, from both a personal and professional perspective, as we have to do more to help this planet. And even better, the team are incredibly smart, passionate, and brave – up for trying new things and really changing the game. It’s quite rare in this day and age to find clients like that!”

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The Lone Wolf of Saville Row, Adam James, Marks His 3-Year Anniversary

This month marks three years of Adam James Bespoke and although it sounds a cliché, it really has been quite the journey for business partners Adam (James) and Martin Hurworth.

Adam James was founded to make British Saville Row tailoring more accessible and affordable to every type of professional, demographic and fashion focused individual.

A clear business objective was set from the very beginning, which was to expose Saville Row stereotypes and to give customers an opportunity to experience bespoke tailoring at ease and with confidence. Which ironically was the same sentiments of Adam’s business partner Martin Hurworth, who spent years trying to find a tailor he could have every confidence in, prior to meeting Adam

The partnership between Adam and Martin is incredibly special and together they have built Adam James Bespoke to be what it is today – one of the most exciting and honest British tailoring providers to come from this century – the proclaimed Lone Wolf Of Saville Row as hailed by the London Economic.

So as another business landmark is celebrated, Adam and Martin have looked back on their achievements and open up about the future of tailoring, and most importantly, divulge in to future plans of Adam James Bespoke.

Adam said: “It feels overwhelming even thinking about the last year and how bleak things were looking at the start of it, not just for us but for so many due to the pandemic. That being said, over the course of the last 4-5 months there’s been a transition that has been really exciting for Adam James. I’m really proud of what we’ve achieved, and to hit our third year of business after all that we’ve faced is a really strong and humbling position to be in.”

When the peak of Covid-19 hit and the nation were told to stay home, Adam James Bespoke was in the middle of building huge momentum. Meeting with new clients was a weekly, sometimes daily occurrence, he was receiving interest from a global clientele and his existing customers were wanting to come back for more. Refusing to let this motion stop, Adam remembered the challenges he faced in the early days of business and the reason why he does the job that he loves – everything has always been and will continue to be for his clients.

Adam reflects, “When I think back to my first ever client, it was a week after I set-up and the hottest day of the year, the combination of the heat and my first fitting really did make me hot under the collar (forgive the pun), but once I got to work I’ve never looked back. My approach hasn’t changed from that first day, I still have the same personal touch, it’s who I am, and hopefully one of the things my customers take away from our meetings.”

Aware of the importance of preparing for the future, Adam reflects on what’s to come in the next 12-months: “The future of Adam James is looking bright, we’ve extended the team, collaborated with new suppliers, I’m working on a womenswear collection and building my vegan and sustainable range.”

“Recently somebody said to me that ‘in life you should have three people with you on your professional journey – a loyal accountant, a trusting solicitor and a good tailor’ and it’s stuck with me. I want to work with clients who we can go through life with together, there’s scope for my clients to meet one another for business and I want to work with young aspiring business leaders who are looking to progress their wardrobe as much as their career.”

“As a brand we’re now working with the right people and people are wanting to work with us. My business partner Martin has always encouraged me to try new things, and that confidence he has shown in me is how I am with my customers. I’m looking forward to the future and thank all of our clients and suppliers who continue to support us on this journey.”

The other poignant individual in the Adam James Bespoke machine, is Adam’s business partner and mentor, Martin Hurworth.

Martin knew from the very first meeting with Adam that he had something special, so in true form to his nature, Martin has encouraged and transformed Adam’s mindset ‘to give Adam the confidence to be Adam’.

Martin said; “I met Adam a few years ago when I needed a suit, he was working at a popular retailer in central London and was booked for my fitting. At the time I was MD in a business that was rapidly growing and I wanted to reward myself with a suit that would fit my larger thighs and small waist – not as easy as it sounds.”

“Adam was an intriguing character, I found him fascinating, but most of all he was incredibly talented. We had very little in common, yet in true Adam style we forged a friendship and at my next appointment he had remembered all there was about me, everything that was discussed at our first meet, and offered the most incredible customer service that made me feel special. The total opposite to the previous bespoke suit I had made in the far East. That process felt incredibly impersonal and detached to say the least.”

Martin, who is a scale-up leader & business mentor, knows the importance of self-belief, determination and the process of bringing someone or something to triumph. He said, “Adam moved to a new employer and I followed him to create me another suit, however, it was obvious that Adam had outgrown the roles he was in and mentioned how he was looking to set-up on his own. After a couple of conversations I realised he was wrestling with both business and the client aspect, and it became apparent that a partnership was the perfect and most organic thing for us to do.

Being at the time, Adam’s target audience, and having experience of bespoke tailoring, we formatted a strategy that allowed me to guide Adam through the business elements, as well as encourage him to shine at what he does best.”

With the modern marketplace being customer driven, and most industries feeling saturated in choices, Adam and Martin set clear objectives to stop the need to fight for customers’ business. After all, it’s not only product and price that companies must compete on, but excellent customer service too.

Martin said, “From the very beginning of our partnership the emphasis has been on our customers, exploring what’s special about Adam and the brand. Time being the key word as it took time to get ourselves in a good place, but we never adjusted our mindset and the results over the last year, even under the most unique circumstances, have come out on top.”

Looking in to the future Adam James Bespoke want to keep their relationships with current clients, whilst building and growing their network and the education around British tailoring. Adam James Bespoke don’t want to, and never will, lose the personal approach, ‘it’s very special’ said Martin.

Martin continued, “Adam and I have designed the business to guide customers through their wardrobe. It is an organic and warm partnership and I can’t wait to see what the future has in store for us. Thank you to everybody who is with us on this journey.”

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The Restory announces partnership with Nicholas Kirkwood

Luxury aftercare specialist The Restory is joining forces with Nicholas Kirkwood, as their aftercare partner for the eponymous brand in the UK and globally. The partnership extends Nicholas Kirkwood’s testament to sustainability and delivers the promise that luxury can be for life.

Vanessa Jacobs, Founder & CEO of The Restory, comments: “Nicholas Kirkwood is one of the most iconic brands of the last decade and we are thrilled to launch our partnership powering their aftercare. Trusted aftercare is crucial to sustainability and we are grateful to our partners at Farfetch for continuing to help transform aftercare into an integral part of the fashion experience.”

Nicholas Kirkwood comments: “We couldn’t be more excited to be partnering with The Restory to help giving new life to our shoes. As part of our commitment towards sustainability, we aim to continue choosing the best quality, durable materials, with the added goal of finding new natural and compostable alternatives to virgin plastic and its derivates. With the help of The Restory, we hope to bring new life to our client’s most loved shoes.”

From 4th October 2021, Nicholas Kirkwood customers can access a wide range of aftercare services from re-heeling and cleaning through to leather restoration and repair to extend the life of their shoes. The service will be available directly through the Nicholas Kirkwood website, through Farfetch Platform Solutions.

Farfetch’s partnership with The Restory launched in 2021 with the service Farfetch Fix, delivering luxury aftercare services direct to Farfetch’s customers internationally.

Thomas Berry, Global Director of Sustainable Business at Farfetch, comments: “It’s great to see two of our partners working together to develop this fantastic service, and we’re pleased to know we played a part bringing it to market. The Farfetch Group is committed to sustainability and, over time, we’d love to enable access to services like The Restory for other Farfetch Platform Solution clients and partners.”

The Restory is the world’s first aftercare platform and has elevated the market by combining the art of craft with the power of technology. Their proprietary technology, also available independently, is built bespoke for aftercare needs and enables order and service management at scale as well as delivering a customer experience with e-commerce simplicity. For the first time in the fashion industry, The Restory enables access to trusted aftercare at scale which is worth over $200 billion globally. The brand has established itself as the leading aftercare provider within the industry, amongst both clients and partners.

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The Restory to exclusively power aftercare for Manolo Blahnik

The Restory, the leading innovator in luxury aftercare, announces an exclusive worldwide partnership with Manolo Blahnik that will provide clients trusted access to specialised post-purchase repair services directly through the Manolo Blahnik website and available across all three UK boutiques.

A first-of-its-kind for any luxury brand, this unique partnership is based on a mutual respect for heritage and a passion for craftmanship, enabling Manolo Blahnik to offer aftercare at scale to all customers worldwide. Standard services such as re-soling or re-heeling right through to restoration and dyeing all empower clients to extend the longevity of the promise that comes with an investment piece. Together, The Restory and Manolo Blahnik are championing a responsible approach, helping fashion advance towards a greener future. This marks significant changes in the retail, fashion and luxury markets, resulting from a consumer and brand emphasis on circularity, which is underpinned by aftercare.

Launching on 6th September, this is the first brand partnership for The Restory as they continue to scale and reinvent aftercare for luxury fashion. It follows a series of successful partnerships with luxury retailers including Harvey Nichols, Selfridges, Harrods and Farfetch. Founded in 2017 by Vanessa Jacobs, The Restory has spearheaded the aftercare movement for luxury, serving customers across the UK, US, Europe, the Middle East and Asia.

With the global aftercare market worth over $200 billion, The Restory’s partnership with Manolo Blahnik demonstrates the growing opportunity for aftercare within the luxury sector, transforming it from a utility to a lifestyle experience, while supporting customer service and responsible strategies.

The partnership with Manolo Blahnik will be an omnichannel operation, powered by The Restory’s propriety technology to provide aftercare at scale, while ensuring a luxury experience. The service itself is simple to use – book a collection from any home or office anywhere in the world or securely drop at a Manolo Blahnik boutique. All items will be sent to The Restory’s London-based atelier where they will be professionally assessed and quoted. Following approval, The Restory’s elite team of next-generation artisans will begin the required work. When complete, the item is returned complimentary, beautifully packaged, to a Manolo Blahnik boutique or to a preferred address, locally or internationally.

Vanessa Jacobs, founder & CEO of The Restory, comments:

“We started The Restory to make aftercare fun and stylish and as much a part of the fashion experience as buying to begin with. We have spent four years cracking the complexity of aftercare, partnering with some of the UK’s leading luxury retailers to help customers fall in love again and again with their investment pieces.

“Few brands epitomise fun, style and investment-in-self better than our first brand partner Manolo Blahnik and we are excited to be leveraging our tech, data and craftmanship to power aftercare for such an iconic brand, championing a sustainable approach to luxury and helping the industry advance towards a greener future.”

Kristina Blahnik, CEO, Manolo Blahnik, comments:

“Beautifully crafted, timeless investments to be treasured for a lifetime is what we strive to create in every pair of shoes at Manolo Blahnik. We are thrilled to be partnering with The Restory, a business who understands the value of artisanry and craftsmanship and who is passionate about bringing well-loved pieces back to life.

“We trust our valued and loyal customers will be delighted with The Restory’s ability to responsibly restore and update their Manolos which can be arranged seamlessly though our website and London boutiques.”

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Can centralised data help the fashion ecommerce industry adapt? Experts reveal how technology will shape fashions future

Fashion PLM experts at Centric Software provide insight for how companies can use sourcing data and logistics technology to stay aligned with what their customers care about and optimise the retail experience

The way consumers behave has shifted almost beyond recognition – and there are indications that the change could be permanent. Companies which were already operating on a technology-first basis have been able to adapt and thrive over the last year, while others are still playing catch-up and some have unfortunately not survived the transition – as evidenced by Debenhams and the Arcadia Group.

Integrating technology into the way you do business has long been a must in fashion – customers want convenience and businesses want efficiency. But now more than ever it’s critical to place technology and actionable data at the heart of your operation, driving agility, growth and further innovation in a way that genuinely reflects the needs of your customers. This will provide a roadmap for the changes and challenges of the foreseeable future, long after the pandemic.

Fast changes in the fashion industry

Many of us have discovered that the new ways of working we hurriedly adopted in response to Covid-19 are much more efficient than what we were doing before. This in itself is a reason to fast-track the adoption of the latest technologies, but there are plenty of other reasons too.

Consumers hold the fashion industry, and their chosen brands, to different standards compared to just a few years ago. Sustainability is now nearing the top of the agenda for both companies and the people who buy from them:

  • Almost half (48%) of young people (18-23) surveyed by McKinsey stated that they intend to buy more second-hand fashion items in the wake of the pandemic.

  • People care where their fashion is coming from like never before, and companies’ attitudes towards sourcing standards are shifting in response – 56% of companies cite transparency in sustainability as the most important area for adjustment

  • 55% of fashion companies aim to source at least half of their products from sustainable materials by 2025.

According to Business of Fashion, online shopping across the global fashion industry saw the equivalent of six years’ growth during just eight months in 2020. This pace of change is showing no sign of slowing, and in order to navigate the road ahead fashion retail companies need to be doing much more than replicating their stores online. Using data and customer insight to inform every aspect of your process to create a personalised and flexible online experience should be your priority over the coming years.

Fashion PLM experts at Centric Software reveal steps that fashion producers and retailers can take to future proof your business to changing consumer needs:

Demonstrate sourcing standards to create consumer trust

Research carried out on behalf of the Royal Society for the encouragement of Arts, Manufacturers and Commerce (RSA) shows that customers increasingly see sourcing standards and transparency as key motivators in their purchasing decisions. A 500% increase in sustainable fashion products being launched in the two years to 2019 indicates just how rapidly this shift is taking place. More is expected of your company than ever before, and so being able to evidence your sourcing is a big part of consumer trust.

Global private label fashion manufacturer, DZ Group, identified the ability to centralise information as a key way to enable growth. Doing so would enable the company to understand and utilise all of their resources across offices in different time zones. In collecting centralised and internally-visible data throughout the product journey they were able to improve communication, reduce response time to customers, speed time to market and give full visibility of the supply chain.

Being able to efficiently track source materials right from tree to production can help you to pinpoint this evidence. Supply chains are often complex with many moving parts, and improving sustainability means being able to identify inefficiencies along the line. If you can compare data from different supply chains and sourcing techniques, this can help you build a genuinely sustainable approach, which will also bolster your company’s reputation.

Delivery pressures: data helps identify cracks in customer service

With online sales having grown by 36% during 2020 (the highest single-year growth since 2007), pressure upon delivery providers is mounting. There are opportunities to optimize and streamline your process at every step from factory to front door, and with competition for optimized delivery times ever more fierce, now is the time for innovation driven by data and insights.

One inefficient delivery can lose your company a customer forever. With online reviews now such an important measure of trust, research shows that more than half (55%) of customer complaints were attributed to issues with the post-purchase experience (the period between clicking to buy and receiving the product through the door). In addition, 40% of one-star reviews mentioned delivery. Customers in these circumstances will, by and large, migrate to competitors with better delivery systems in place.

Brand-first models are reacting to changes and refusing to outsource

The rapidly shifting commercial landscape is enabling companies with established brand recognition to make their entire process internally controlled, including delivery. One globally reaching example of this is Nike pulling its products from Amazon in 2019, and Adidas is showing signs of moving towards a similar self-sustaining model.

Digitally native brand AMARO has pioneered an e-commerce direct-to-consumer business model that minimizes waste. It does this by ‘co-authoring’ product lines with customers, reacting to data on consumer desires rather than pushing trends on them and integrating this data throughout the supply chain. Data controlled entirely by the brand has allowed it to benefit from this ‘co-authoring’ process, staying close to a new digitally-native shopping generation while cutting the waste and cost of unsold products sitting in storage.

Brand-first models not only provide product flexibility, but also gives full control over e-commerce platforms, meaning the effective use of the data gathered throughout the product cycle is crucial in optimizing products towards consumers’ needs.

Data gives decision makers the power to change

With the need to adapt more urgent than ever, how prepared do you feel for the future? Many companies have failed to adapt to e-commerce models and have learned too late, especially in the last year, that this was a make-or-break moment. End-to-end product data used in the right way empowers you to make informed decisions, eradicating guesswork and offering unbeatable insight into how you should address your customers’ shifting demands.

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The Ultimate Kilt Style Guide

Suit and kilt experts Slater Menswear have created a style guide for grooms and wedding guests who want to nail the Scottish style and growing trend.  Here’s their advice for kilt weddings:

How To Choose Your Look

When choosing your Tartan look, there are a couple of things to take into consideration. If you follow these simple steps, you’re sure to find your perfect outfit:

Choosing your tartan

The colour and pattern of your tartan are entirely up to you — and there are thousands of patterns to choose from. If you’re in need of inspiration why not consider any previous traditions in your family or the colour scheme of the wedding or event you are attending?

Selecting your jacket

When choosing a jacket, think about the colours in your kilt or trews. Make sure to pick out a colour from your tartan to compliment your jacket and waistcoat. Tweed cloths are a popular choice that is always in style but you can also consider a range of Barathea cloths as well.

Choose Fabric and Mill

The style of your fabric plays a huge part in picking the right kilt, but it isn’t the only factor you need to think about. The fabric’s weight is worth considering too, as it can often differ. We offer a vast range of medium and heavy weight cloth options; 13 or 16 oz weight. Our staff will be able to show you the options available, so you feel comfortable and confident when the time comes to wear it, which can make a big difference to you on the day.

Pick Button and Cuff Detail

Who knew that buttons could completely transform your outfit? When piecing together your look, the smaller details make a huge impact. If you are experimenting with colour and pattern, a more subtle button style could suit you better. However, if you have chosen a neutral style, try a more intricate design such as a square shape with an embossed badge.

Add Accessories

Add the finishing touches with traditional kilt accessories. Ghillie brogues and kilt pins compliment your kilt perfectly, while sgian dubhs and flashes are sure to catch compliments. To complete the look, choose a sporran that not only brings out your personality but finishes off the kilt.
To get your kilt fitted and made to measure, you can visit a Slater Menswear store near you or go to the website for more information.

Stuart Graham, Slater Menswear have said:

“Picking the right kilt for an occasion should be a fun and exciting process. At Slater Menswear, we love helping our customers find the right style for them. The advice we can give to anyone thinking of choosing a made to measure kilt for their wedding or special occasion, is to pick what they love and feel most comfortable in – it is yours at the end of the day.”