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This issue looks at the attachment men have to

certain pieces of clothing in their ward-robe. Whether it has handed down from farther to son,

newly purchased item to a piece of clothing for

functionailty.

I have chosen to have

the setting in the sub-jects bedrooms. Rooms are personal and a place full of memories and

nostalgia. It can tell one about the owner, from

music taste, interest and style.

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Alexander Harley Photographer

Sunspel Vintage Wool Jacket. It

was hand made in Nottingham, England

in Sunspel’s factory where they have been making

their clothes since 1860. It’s from a wool

they use to make their thermal wear

with in 1920.

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Benjamin Hoad Illustrator

It will have to be my

pair of black skinny jeans.

They have been with me through some great times

and has lasted me forever.

J

Jean-Francois Xavier Massicot -Writer

Vintage varsity baseball jacet.

It belonged to my mum in the 70’s

from when she and my dad eloped to It-

lay And this is thus an authentic

vintage family heir-loom.

K

Kristopher Long Juior Buyer

I appreci-ate and love clothing but I don’t tend to place sen-timental val-

ue on cer-tain pieces.Hats of any description , the reced-

ing hairline isn’t a good

luck.

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Nicholas Smith Production Assistant at Richard James

I think that my cashmere jackets are something I will always hold

onto. It has a clear defined

silhouette for it to be a timeless piece.