By popular demand: Adam of London have resurrected from the early 60s the Pin Through Collar Cotton Shirt, we have also introduced arange of Short Sleeve versions of our Classic Button Down Collar Shirt, and to keep up with the ever increasing demand for luxury fabrics, Adam of London have also introduced three new colours in their 3-ply Mohair Suits. Visit the shop here!
Adam Of London invites you all to see our new range of Suits, Overcoats and Shirts that have ONLY just arrived! Some great new selections that we really hope that you will enjoy!
All the best Adam & Ritchie adamoflondon.com
Despite recovering from a spot of ill health of late, Adam of London has still found time to increase his Notting Hill store to cope with increasing demand. It’s now twice the size.
If you’ve not checked out the mod-friendly shirts, suits, coats and accessories before, you’ll find the shop at:
11 Portobello Green,
281 Portobello Road,
Notting Hill,
London,
W10 5TZ
(0208 960 6944).
In addition, some new 100 per cent cotton shirts are available in both tab and button down collar, most interesting of all being the introduction of a paisley shirt. Images of some of the shirts also over the page, £59 is the price for those.
Hiya Folks, Welcome to the new site!
Sunny greetings from adamoflondon.com
With spring in our step we proudly share a selection of our new lines for early 2010.
We have been busy with the much awaited limited edition all wool Adam Of London boating blazer.
Now available in two vibrant authentic 60’s colours and fabric. Based on our 60’s style button
three suit jacket with side flap pockets, ticket pocket with flap and side vents.
Available in various colour combinations
We have also added some lovely new tonik style suits in various colours (see images)
We also have numerous other new arrivals (too many to mention here) so please
feel free to take a peep by following the link below:
enjoy the sun whilst it lasts
Some really nice new products are available both on and off-line this Autumn with some very popular polka dot shirts, some colourful poplin shirts, 4 new Crombie Style Overcoats and 7 new Button Two suits in various styles all with the highest quality fabric and finish and attention to detail. Nice lines and cut and we have had some great feedback (thank you kindly) in regards to these new ranges and back by public demand items!
Anyhow you can visit the shop here to view!
Some really nice new products are available both on and off-line this Autumn with some very popular polka dot shirts, some colourful poplin shirts, 4 new Crombie Style Overcoats and 7 new Button Two suits in various styles all with the highest quality fabric and finish and attention to detail. Nice lines and cut and we have had some great feedback (thank you kindly) in regards to these new ranges and back by public demand item!
Anyhow you can visit the shop here to view!
Howdy folks some great new suits available soon alongside a complete
on-line shop upgrade and the new collection for 2009. Please click on
the pics to view full size!
many thanks to mens-fashion-tips.com
We should always be more concerned on the methods to fold pocket squares or pocket handkerchiefs before considering how to display them in your suit breast pocket. Without the proper knowledge of folding it nicely, displaying the hanky at its best on your suit would definitely not be possible.
The method to fold pocket squares and pocket handkerchiefs is slightly different. Let us focus more on the fabrics used. With linen or cotton, the fabric is able to hold up better and so there are more varying
styles of folding it. For those silk fabrics, the weave would be too soft for the square to be folded with crisp. So it would make more sense in learning how to tuck it into your breast pockets with style by using the Puff.
The art to fold pocket squares or pocket handkerchiefs should be to avoid looking too contrived or studied. It should give an effortless and casual feel in its folds. We would not want the pocket hankies to draw
too much attention.
Remember that we wear the clothes and not the clothes wearing us especially for such accessories. It should be displayed and folded such that it is stylish and yet relaxed in feel.
So commonly we would angle our pocket handkerchiefs to an angle toward our shoulder and also arranged in an irregular manner to show a slight nonchalance.
The following pictures are abstracted from Neckties.com. There are more variations of folding pocket handkerchiefs from them, but I would only be discussing 4 major folds and 2 types of puffs.
TV Folds
This is a very conservative style where the handkerchief is folded such that one stripe on the horizontal side of it is revealed about ½ inches above the breast pocket. This is a very popular style in the 1940s to 1950s
because many TV celebrities wore their pocket handkerchiefs in this manner.
One Point Fold:
The concept of one point fold is derived from TV fold. From the way it is folded to the way it is placed, we can sense the similar conservative and traditional perspective as TV folds. The only difference is the
pointed corner being revealed that breaks the symmetry found in TV folds.
Two Point Fold:
For the first step, fold the square down to a four and one-half inch square. Rotate the square so a point is up. Do not, however, overlap the point you are folding onto the top point. Instead, fold the bottom
right point up to the left of the top point (they should look like two mountain peaks).
Three-Point or Four Point Fold:
A very popular way to fold pocket squares. The more points it has the more conspicuous it becomes. Therefore, we should be warier in the way we place into our breast pocket. Always attempt to tuck in deeper into the pocket and adjust it with a feel of nonchalance.
Puff:
This is the best method for folding pocket squares made of silk fabric. It gives a swell above the breast pocket with a small puff.
Reverse Puff:
This has the same concept as puff but placing it the opposite way. Using this method always gives a very casual appearance and yet a nice flowery finishing exposed above the breast pocket.
