Dress Like The Gentlemen

Dress Like The Gentlemen

Don’t want to wait for brand deals or dig through the Salvation Army for good suits to tailor? That’s fine, we’ve got you. Or rather Ted Baker has got you… Enter this new capsule collection, made in association with The Gentlemen. Stealing the iconic Gentlemen style for yourself is easier than it looks. All you need is one recognisable element to build your outfit around, whether that’s a puppytooth blazer or a pair of brogues.

Ted Baker X The Gentlemen Duke Cognac Tweed Double Breasted Jacket Rust-toned cognac puppytooth tweed gives it a distinctive heritage look, with a breathable wool blend and added stretch for comfort on the go.

 

Ted Baker X The Gentlemen Fletcher Midnight Navy Italian Flannel Double Breasted Jacket The classic double-breasted front, tailored fit and AMF stitching give the jacket its sense of refinement, with wide peak lapels bringing a contemporary edge.

 

Ted Baker X The Gentlemen Chalmers Woodland Forest Heritage Blazer Its woodland-green puppytooth tweed is woven from a breathable wool blend, with a tailored fit and stylish peak lapels.

 

Ted Baker X The Gentlemen Halstead Mushroom Heritage Blazer Rich wool-blend puppytooth tweed is finished with contrast moleskin trims and wide peak lapels, with a tailored double-breasted front that creates a sharp look for autumn weddings or a day at the races.

 

Ted Baker X The Gentlemen Stanley Rich Oxblood Velvet Blazer. The Stanley blazer is cut from rich oxblood cotton velvet for a luxurious wearing experience. With a rich depth of colour, a plush texture and bold peak lapels, this signature slim fit is a sharp, celebration-ready style for sophisticated evenings. Inside, the lining is printed with tigers, boxing gloves and a family crest.

 

Ted Baker X The Gentlemen Pearce Ultimate Black Tuxedo Jacket. Breathable wool-rich cloth with stretch makes this the ultimate style for slick black-tie occasions, with a classic single-button front, curved facing and wide satin peak lapels.

Isaac Taylor

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