Paisley is a pattern that originated in India and was modified in England. It’s formation resembles a teardrop, it’s asymmetric, and we’d be here forever trying to count the endless pattern densities, sizes, decorations and detailing. It’s a classic pattern, but at the same time, it’s a little more unusual because it’s bolder. Feeling bold? Be daring and go with paisley. Psychedelic. The Beatles. Summer of Love. Fender. Prince. All attributed in one way or another to the popularity of paisley in the late 1960s. Clothing styles have always mirrored the prevailing attitudes of the times and this is certainly true of the mod fashion of the 1960s. The decade was marked by sweeping social change and the domination of youth culture - baby boomers were growing up and demanded their own fashion style. Designers responded with a much more liberal, daring approach to fashion, boasting colourful fabrics and bold designs. Farah has been dressing British men for decades, and nobody dresses the modern gentleman better. Whether you’re heading into the office or getting ready for the weekend, Farah trousers are suited for all occasions. High-quality, tailored trousers and chinos will upgrade your style in an instant, whether you opt for trend-led pieces or updated classics. If our long sleeve shirts are about acing the pitch to new clients, then where do our short sleeve shirts sit? That same male fashionista would say, between my Relco London long sleeved shirts and polo shirts, colour coordinated of course, ready to make an impact in every situation. From the summer BBQ to the autumn day “wear” you can pair the shirt with a cardigan for that added warmth. To answer our earlier question. Our short sleeved shirts are perfect for those small moments throughout the day before retreating to the wardrobe and changing in to a long sleeved shirt, worthy of a bit of extra attention.

Perfect for long summer nights, complete your wardrobe with either style. Detail with a flattering fit these shirts are not to be missed. Capturing the sense of authenticity and staying true to our brand, these shirts have been meticulously updated to complement your lifestyle whether on the go at home or enjoying happy hour. The Farah Mainline collection features our classic designs that have been trusted for generations. From those who first came to Farah in the ‘70s to those who are regular shoppers today, Farah’s Classic trousers are tried, tested and trusted. During the swinging '60s, fashion was at the height of self-expression and rebellion. The youth realised that social traditions shouldn't and didn’t dictate what is worn and who it's worn by. A smart, savvy fashionista (yes, men can be fashionistas, too) knows that the difference between long sleeves and short sleeves can make or break a situation. The biker look was one of the most popular fashion trends in the 1960s, and it's still popular to this day. The style was very unique from the mod and hippie movements, which were competing for popularity. While the look reflected the subculture's rebellious personalities, the youth adopted the bad-boys-in-denim, concept in the 1960s. Men’s vintage jeans were a staple for this look and created an iconic and dangerous style. This now translates into fashion catwalks around the world. How the tables have turned…