Each suit in this collection is crafted from the finest fabrics. Including some of our Peaky Blinder suits in tweed and herringbone patterns. They pay homage to the show's vintage aesthetic, while our suits with a modern slim-fit cuts add a touch of sophistication. Tommy Shelby Suits Hand Cut & Stitched | All of our shoe patterns are cut by hand. We do not use moulds or laser cut the upper leather. The soles of our shoes are a tunit sole which is made from synthetic vulcanised rubber and therefore extremely durable. These materials make them ideal for prolonged use as they are less likely to warp and degrade. The sole also features hand-stitching and a laser engraved paisley design. When it comes to casualwear, almost anything goes with the collarless shirt. Wear a striped or printed number like the Grimwig with jeans. For warmer weather, a plain white grandad shirt like the Canning looks superb with cropped trousers such as the Morvan – just add in Chelsea boots when the weather turns cool.

Styling Tip | Complete the look with a crisp white shirt, knitted wine tie, tan brogues and a MD gold waistcoat chain. Pairing a waistcoat and jeans or chinos may seem like a mismatch, but in this age of blending the formal with the casual, it’s a style that is hugely popular within the hospitality sector and we are seeing it everywhere. Here’s how to do it properly. Marco is the perfect balance between an oxford and a brogue style. It features a contrasting leather edge, closed lacing and contrast laces. A versatile, eye-catching and hard-wearing shoe.Rumour would have it that the grandad shirt's origins may well have only just predated your own grandfather. On the factory floor in the late 1920s, with flapping ties a safety hazard around heavy machinery, blue-collar workers were said to cut off the collars of their shirts. No wonder, then, that the style is particularly favoured among workwear brands today. Here are the do’s and don’ts of wearing a waistcoat, plus a range of superb options. DO wear it as part of a three-piece suit Perfect the vintage look in this luxurious wool blend tweed. This timeless three piece will stand the test of time and make you the best-dressed at every occasion. For more fashion, grooming, and technology releases delivered straight to your inbox, sign up for our GQ Recommends newsletter.

Edging on the smarter side, the Larkin shoe features an elegant hand-crafted design on the leather upper and optional eye-catching contrast laces. This brogue style will add the finishing touch to your evening look. Whether you're attending a formal event or simply want to elevate your everyday style, the Marc Darcy Tommy Shelby suits are designed to make a statement. The collection offers a range of colours, from traditional earthy tones to bold and daring shades, allowing you to express your individuality with confidence in true Tommy Shelby style. Peaky Blinder AccessoriesFrom outdated to outstanding, the grandad collar shirt has had a style revolution. It’s partly thanks to the vintage flavour of some popular TV shows. And partly because we’ve all had a wakeup to how comfortable these things are to wear. And how stylish they can look. Worn well, they can look remarkable. Worn poorly, they can look like, well, something your grandad would wear. So, how do tip the balance the right way between fabulous and fusty? How to Style Grandad Collar Shirts Perfect for tying in with a rich burgundy wedding theme, this suit will work for all the groomsmen. Try switching up the waistcoat for a varied look and to match the bridesmaids. Underneath the tweed waistcoat, we would go for an oxford shirt or, for a retro finish, a grandad collar. The main thing to note here is, if the shirt is plain, the waistcoat can have some print but if it’s a printed shirt, keep the waistcoat plain. Do not mix prints and make sure you colour match correctly. Full grain leathers | We only use vegetable tanned, chromium-free, full grain leathers. These high quality leathers ensure that the shoes are both durable and comfortable. The Grandad shirt's origin is just over the Atlantic Ocean at New York in 1927. When a lady named Hannah Montague cut the collar off her husband’s shirt to wash it separately and so was born the detachable collar. As I mentioned previously, the Grandad shirt is historically very formal. Lots of different detachable collar styles were available including the 1920's classics of the Pin Collar or the Tab collar, no pioneered by the menswear brand Hawkins & Shepherd. Without the detachable collar buttoned in, the shirt has a plain banded type of collar, which gave birth to the grandad collar you'll find today.