Journal

A genuine Harris Tweed coat comes down to two things: cloth that carries the Harris Tweed Authority's orb mark, and construction good enough to deserve it. The orb certifies the...

A men's wool overcoat works best when everything beneath it is clean, well-fitting and restrained. The coat goes on last and sets the tone, so what sits underneath should support...

Harris Tweed is a handwoven wool cloth produced exclusively in the Outer Hebrides of Scotland, the islands of Lewis, Harris, North Uist, Benbecula, South Uist and Barra. It is one...

Meet Mike Holmes from The Long Shot, a friend of Gloverall who embodies the brand's spirit of craft, independence, and enduring British style.

The humble donkey jacket has undergone something of a fashion revolution since its first appearance on the market. Once a staple piece for miners and canal workers, throughout the decades...

Gloverall opens a pop-up shop at Coal Drops Yard, King's Cross this October: one of London's most beautiful destinations for design. Come and find your next favourite coat.

Two heritage brands, one iconic store. Gloverall and Longchamp launch their exclusive capsule at Liberty London, celebrating British and French craft in one of the world's great department stores.

The toggle that defined British outerwear meets the bag that defined Parisian cool. Discover the Gloverall x Longchamp collaboration, a meeting of two heritage brands across the Channel.

A car coat is a single-breasted coat cut to hip or mid-thigh length, with a straight collar, a flat front and an A-line shape that gives room to move. It...

Gloverall’s collaboration with Norbit puts two of Britain’s outerwear traditions through a Japanese, technical-outerwear lens. The line-up takes two of our most enduring silhouettes, the Monty and the Morris, and...

The Autumn Winter 2025 collection: layering up in texture, warmth, and quiet confidence. Discover modern British classics shaped by craft, colour, and considered design.

Exploring the untold story of Curtis Overall, a tribute to the dedicated pioneers of early British flight and the skilled hands who built and tested the planes that changed history.