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1% For The Planet

We are proud to announce that, as of 1st January 2020, we are now an official member of 1% For The Planet and will donate 1% of our annual sales, regardless of our profits, to environmental aid organisations. With our country suffering the most severe Bush Fires in its history, all of our contributions for 2020 will be focussed towards those organisations supporting the people, animals and communities affected by these devastating events.
01.08.2020 by Christopher Pickings

Sanders Shoes

It is with great pride that we welcome Sanders Shoes into the Pickings & Parry stable. Since 1873 they have been crafting shoes for all walks o...
12.13.2019 by Ben Martin

Ventile - The Original Woven Waterproof

Ventile was originally conceived by scientists at the Shirley institute in the late
1930’s in the wettest of cities, Manchester. It was intended as a solution to the shortage of flax used for hosing, mainly due to German control of said material. Later, pilots needed a comfortable warm fabric that could be waterproof should
they be shot down or have to eject over icy waters. The decision to make their
garments out of Ventile actually saved lives as it bought them precious extra
minutes before they could be fished out and not freeze to death. Since then it has
become a staple for expedition-wear, from Edmund Hilary conquering Everest to
Ranulph Fiennes and the many lesser unnamed heroes.
11.15.2019 by Ben Martin

LIAM GALLAGHER x NIGEL CABOURN

  Two heavyweights from the world of music and menswear collaborate on this iconic piece Liam Gallagher, one of the most recognisable figures...
11.01.2019 by Christopher Pickings

Lady White Co. - In Search of the Perfect T-Shirt

Are you looking for the perfect t-shirt? Well I think we might just have found it. Everyone has their own needs when it comes to a tee but arguably...
09.26.2019 by Ben Martin

HEIMAT TEXTIL

Heimat Textil are from Germany and make beautiful thick knitwear. I’m sure designer Christian Hofmann didn’t think he’d be selling knitwear to Australia but he probably hasn’t had to face a Melbourne winter…not quite as harsh as a Bavarian one but cold nonetheless! 
09.13.2019 by Ben Martin