How to look after wool so it lasts ten winters
Most wool is ruined by washing, not wearing. Air it, brush it, fold it, and wash far less than you think.
Read the storyThe Halden blog
Style notes, fabric care and stories from the workroom behind our Durbar Marg store.
One camel coat, five ways to wear it
A good coat is worn more days of the year than anything else you own. Here's how we style the belted wool coat from October to March.
Inside the workroom: how a coat gets made
From the first sample length of melton to the last buttonhole, a Halden coat takes about four months. We followed one from start to finish.
Dressing for Kathmandu, from monsoon to winter
Warm afternoons, cold mornings and the odd late shower. The answer is layers that come off as easily as they go on.
Leather that gets better with age
Vegetable-tanned leather darkens and softens the more you use it. A few minutes of care twice a year keeps it that way.
The Oxford shirt, explained
Why the basket-weave cloth matters, how the collar should roll, and why ours is soft from the very first wash.