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26 Apr '19
/ Features
The Mother’s Day Gift Guide 2019
With Mother’s Day just around the corner, here’s our edit of inspirational presents from our AW19 collection. You’ll find everything from sophisticated shirts to stylish accessories in our sartorial gift guide.
28 Feb '19
/ Style
Introducing the AW18 Collection: Engineered for Performance
For AW18, we are celebrating style innovation with a contemporary collection inspired by Hawes & Curtis’ iconic designs. This season, our new collection showcases the perfect balance between innovation, craftsmanship, quality and style.
28 Feb '19
/ Features
The Travel Suit
The exceedingly stylish travel suit is designed to withstand every challenge travelling presents. This highly practical piece of tailoring is crafted from a luxurious stretch wool fabric blend which is water resistant, crease resistant and exceptionally comfortable.
29 Nov '18
/ Features
The Ultimate Christmas Gift Guide
From cosy merino wool knitwear to luxurious silk scarves, you’ll find inspiration for everyone on your list.
19 Oct '18
/ Features
A gentleman’s guide to Melbourne Cup style
The Melbourne Cup is just around the corner, so we’ve compiled our top sartorial tips to stay ahead of the race day pack. Known locally as ‘the race that stops a nation,’ it is Australia’s most prestigious annual thoroughbred horse race. The Melbourne Cup has a long tradition, with the first race held in 1861. And like the race’s rich heritage, it has a fair share of traditions with regards to men’s fashion.
28 Sep '18
/ Features
A Regal Collection Inspired by The Crown: Season 2
To celebrate the release of acclaimed series The Crown: Season Two on DVD and Blu-Ray, we are thrilled to announce that we have created a limited edition collection that is fit for royalty.
30 Aug '18
/ Features
Inspired By A Princess’ Uniform
Hawes & Curtis has partnered with the National Army Museum to create a limited edition collection that is fit for royalty. The collection is inspired by the uniform Queen Elizabeth II wore as a young princess in the Women’s Royal Army Corps (WRAC).
