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The tier above merchandise. Wax jackets, quilted gilets, fleeces, softshells, polos and beanies from heritage outdoor brands, finished with discreet embroidery of a logo or initials rather than a print. Chosen for director gifts, senior onboarding, long service and client hospitality, and delivered to UK addresses.

BARBOUR  ·  MUSTO  ·  HELLY HANSEN  ·  THE NORTH FACE  ·  BERGHAUS  ·  COLUMBIA  ·  HUNTER  ·  MAMMUT

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Quiet logo, loud provenance.

  • Quotes in £, ex VAT
  • Embroidery proof before production
  • Delivered to UK addresses
  • Mix brands in one order
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    The register

    Two centuries of making things last.

    Drag through the years to see each brand in this collection arrive, from a rubber works in Scotland in 1856 to the changing robe in 2010. Tap a brand to see its pieces in the range.

    2010

    1. 1856HunterScotlandBoots and footwearJackets and shellsSee its pieces
    2. 1862MammutSwitzerlandJackets and shellsFleece and midlayersPolos and T-shirtsGiletsSee its pieces
    3. 1877Helly HansenNorwayJackets and shellsFleece and midlayersPolos and T-shirtsBeaniesSee its pieces
    4. 1894BarbourEnglandWax jacketsGiletsSee its pieces
    5. 1913DidriksonsSwedenJackets and shellsFleece and midlayersSee its pieces
    6. 1914HaglöfsSwedenJackets and shellsGiletsSee its pieces
    7. 1938ColumbiaUSAFleece and midlayersGiletsJackets and shellsSee its pieces
    8. 1948PUMAGermanySportswearSee its pieces
    9. 1949adidasGermanySportswearPolos and T-shirtsSee its pieces
    10. 1960FjällrävenSwedenJackets and shellsSee its pieces
    11. 1961Mountain EquipmentEnglandJackets and shellsSee its pieces
    12. 1965MustoEnglandPolos and T-shirtsGiletsJackets and shellsSee its pieces
    13. 1965CraghoppersEnglandJackets and shellsGiletsSee its pieces
    14. 1966The North FaceUSAPolos and T-shirtsBeaniesJackets and shellsSee its pieces
    15. 1966BerghausEnglandJackets and shellsGiletsFleece and midlayersSee its pieces
    16. 1966VansUSABoots and footwearSee its pieces
    17. 1977StormtechCanadaJackets and shellsPolos and T-shirtsFleece and midlayersGiletsSee its pieces
    18. 1981Jack WolfskinGermanyPolos and T-shirtsFleece and midlayersSee its pieces
    19. 1986Peak PerformanceSwedenFleece and midlayersGiletsJackets and shellsSee its pieces
    20. 1993MontaneEnglandJackets and shellsFleece and midlayersSee its pieces
    21. 1996J.LindebergSwedenPolos and T-shirtsSee its pieces
    22. 2009HerschelCanadaBeaniesBagsSee its pieces
    23. 2010DryrobeEnglandChanging robesSee its pieces

    Founding years and countries as published by each brand.

    Where the crest goes

    Place it like a tailor would.

    Pick a garment, then a position. The crest moves into place with advice on size and style, before anything is stitched.

    Garment

    Position

    Brands have their own rules about co-branding. We confirm what each garment allows before your proof.

    Left chest
    The classic spot: small, at eye level and easy to read across a room.
    Right chest
    Good for a second mark, such as a department, an event or someone’s initials.
    Sleeve
    A discreet touch that shows when the arm moves. Keep it to a simple mark.
    Back yoke
    Across the shoulders below the collar: room for a wider logo that still feels understated.
    Back of the neck
    A tiny mark at the nape, seen when the collar moves. Quietly smart.
    Cuff
    The front of the turn-up, the one spot everyone sees on a beanie.

    Dress the occasion

    One occasion, three pieces that say it.

    Pick the moment and we’ll lay out a three-piece edit from the brands in this collection. Every look is a starting point: swap any piece on your quote.

    1. Pieces that look better every year, for the people who set the tone.

    2. A first-week wardrobe that feels like a welcome, not a uniform.

    3. For the decades that deserve more than a certificate.

    4. Race days, golf days and regattas, ready for whatever the British weather brings.

    5. Fleece, a good shell and something warm for the walk back.

    • Wax jacketFrom Barbour
    • Quilted giletFrom Barbour
    • BeanieFrom Helly Hansen · The North Face
    • Softshell jacketFrom Mammut · Stormtech
    • Polo shirtFrom J.Lindeberg · Musto
    • FleeceFrom Peak Performance · Columbia
    • Wax jacketFrom Barbour
    • Waterproof jacketFrom Helly Hansen · Haglöfs
    • Polo shirtFrom Musto
    • Polo shirtFrom J.Lindeberg
    • Waterproof jacketFrom Musto
    • Wellington bootsFrom Hunter
    • FleeceFrom Columbia · Berghaus
    • Waterproof jacketFrom Craghoppers · Didriksons
    • Changing robeFrom Dryrobe
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    Find by garment

    Who makes what you need?

    Choose a garment and the brands that make it in this collection come forward. Each one opens a search of its pieces in the range.

    Heritage apparel questions

    Asked by people who order well.

    What UK teams ask before they put their name on a heritage brand.

    Can you put our logo on brands like Barbour or The North Face?

    In most cases, yes, usually with embroidery. Each brand has its own rules about co-branding, so we confirm what’s allowed for every garment before your proof.

    Embroidery or print?

    Embroidery suits heritage pieces: it is discreet, durable and sits well on waxed cotton, fleece and piqué. On waterproof shells we may suggest a transfer or a patch instead.

    Can we mix brands in one order?

    Yes. Many orders combine a jacket from one brand with polos or beanies from another.

    Can each person choose their size?

    Yes. Send a size list with your order and we’ll quote it as one job.

    Can you embroider names for individuals?

    Often, yes. Personal names and initials are quoted per name, alongside your logo.

    What’s the minimum order?

    It depends on the brand, the style and the branding method. Your quote shows the minimum for each item.

    How long does it take?

    Production time plus delivery, and embroidery needs a stitch file and a proof first. Tell us your date and we’ll plan back from it.

    Can we see a sample first?

    Ask us. Sample availability depends on the brand and the style, and we’ll tell you the options on the quote.

    Do you offer styles outside this collection?

    Often. If you have a style in mind from one of these brands, send it to us and we’ll check it.

    Are prices shown with VAT?

    Quotes are in £, ex VAT. VAT at 20% is added on the invoice where it applies.