SHOP THE RAKE TAILORED GARMENTS
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Style March 2020
Full of intricate details stemmed from ancient knitting traditions, McLauren’s latest collection of polo shirts harbinger a retro touch to your summer wardrobe.
Style January 2020
Although once favoured by Frank Sinatra and Steve McQueen, the cardigan has had a hard time shaking its fusty associations. Here, The Rake makes a case for this practical garment.
Style December 2019
Combining knitwear with tailoring is a failsafe way to approach the tricky territory of business and smart casual dress codes. Let’s break it down for you…
Style November 2019
From classic crew neck sweaters to luxurious lambswool cardigans, we present to you our top knitwear picks of the sale to see you through winter in style.
Invest in these key knitwear staples for ultimate comfort and timeless elegance this winter.
Style October 2019
Scaglione’s luxuriously soft knitwear pieces are handmade in Bergamo, Italy with the utmost attention to detail and dedication to craftsmanship.
Style September 2019
Knitwear’s relationship with the sea runs deep as Alexander Freeling discovers…
Milanese knitwear brand Altea is known for its accessories, but also manufactures stylish sweats in enriching colours, with a major emphasis on design and quality.
Craft September 2019
Heimat’s lovingly-crafted knitwear conveys an authentic German spirit, fusing timelessness and contemporaneity for versatile pieces designed to last.
Style December 2018
Gran Sasso is a family-run heritage label bringing us back to basics with its quality crafted, ultra-elegant ‘Made in Italy’ knitwear staples.
News November 2018
Renowned knitwear brand Luca Faloni has just opened its first permanent store in London’s Marylebone. Fast becoming a menswear destination, the brand’s quality product is attractively priced and is certain to be a favourite among us all.
Craft October 2018
Knitwear brand Inis Meáin draws on the heritage of the Aran Islands to create luxurious pieces that prove there’s more to Ireland’s sartorial landscape than decorative sweaters.
