DRESSED FOR THE ROAD
This weekend, we're heading to Bicester Motion for the Sunday Scramble, and naturally, we're not travelling light.
Alongside the Jeep that crossed the Sahara and Anti-Atlas earlier this year, we'll be bringing a carefully selected collection from Stanley Biggs. Pieces we'd choose ourselves for a day on the road, an adventure further afield, or simply getting out and going somewhere.
Before we start packing the rails, we're giving our subscribers first pick.
START WITH THE TROUSERS
A good wardrobe tends to start from the ground up.
Our wool trousers have quietly become some of the most versatile pieces we make. Proper cloth, traditional cuts and designed to work with far more than a shirt and jacket.
From the grey flannel Creswell to the darker Bolingbroke and Tattersall cords, these are trousers made to be worn, travelled in and built around.
BUILD THE REST
Creswell + Cromwell + Gibson
Traditional wool, a proper shirt and a rollneck when the temperature drops.
Bolingbroke + Arkwright + Barnato
A slightly more relaxed combination for the road.
Melbourne + Birkin + Dunwich
Very Stanley Biggs. Enough said.
ARRIVING BEFORE WE LEAVE
The timing couldn't be much better.
The Birkin and Cranwell are now almost here and are expected to land before we set off for Bicester.
Both will be coming with us to the Scramble, so if you've been waiting for either, now is a very good time to secure yours before we start loading the rails.
THE SPIRIT OF ADVENTURE
A 1942 Jeep. More than 1,000 miles through Morocco and the Western Sahara. The Anti-Atlas Mountains, desert tracks and rather more breakdowns than we'd care to remember.
Next stop, Bicester.
We'll see some of you there.
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