Making Way For What's Next

We've been having a good sort through the shelves here at Stanley Biggs.
With plans underway for a new generation of jackets, the arrival of more knits plus other projects, it's time to make some room.
That means a few familiar favourites have found their way into The Biggs Archive, alongside some further reductions on pieces already there.
And there are a few particularly good finds.

THE LAST OF THE JACKETS

Now £200

The Barnato Jacket

200

The Segrave Jacket

200
We're preparing for the next chapter of Stanley Biggs outerwear, which means saying goodbye to the remaining jackets from our previous collections.
The last available sizes have now been reduced to £200.
These are the final pieces from their respective production runs, and once they're gone, they're gone.
If you've had your eye on one, now would be a rather good time to take another look.

NEW TO THE ARCHIVE

PRINTED T-SHIRTS
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We've also added a selection of our printed T-shirts to the Archive, with prices reduced to clear.
Featuring artwork inspired by motoring, history and the Stanley Biggs story, they're rather good additions to a wardrobe, and equally good candidates for Christmas presents.
Our Pegasus and Biggs Racing T-shirts remain part of the regular collection, but the other printed designs have now joined the Archive.

The Yarmouth Hooded Smock (Navy)

320

The Brontë Jumper

135

The Sydney Cap

50

The Loxley Rollneck

135

The Byron Jumper

135

The Blake Jumper

70

A LITTLE LOOK AHEAD

We just wanted to let you know that our jackets will be returning.
We have a new pattern (with revised waistband sizing) we are preparing.
As a member of The Biggs Club, you will have the opportunity to place pre-orders well ahead of their public launch.
Watch out for the announcement... coming soon!
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THINKING AHEAD TO CHRISTMAS...

We all know that deliveries can take a little longer as Christmas approaches, especially when shipping overseas.
We would encourage you to order sooner rather than later to avoid the inevitable delays that occur as we head into the Winter season.
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