Adriano Goldschmied

The men's range is best read as a ladder rather than a catalogue. Each named fit occupies one rung between slim and straight, and once you know where you sit on it, the wash becomes the only decision left to make. The Tellis runs slim through the leg with a tapered opening; the Everett is a slim straight, easier through the thigh; the Graduate keeps a relaxed line from hip to knee before tapering gently.

Fabrics are where the differences compound. The same fit appears in rigid denim that moulds slowly, in comfort stretch that gives immediately, and in dark rinses clean enough to pass for trousers. Beyond jeans the range extends into chinos and five-pocket twills, denim and casual jackets, and knit and jersey separates cut to sit alongside them.