Inspiration: Spring - Summer 2010
The sun-washed colours of the British Raj, earth tones of the Anglo-Indian Army regiments – khaki, cocoa, terracotta, tobacco, flax,and tussah – played against the vividly defining native palette – saffron, sugar bag blue, poppy, faded orange and violet, indigo, antique white, and of course Jaipur pink (pink is the navy blue of India, as redoubtable editor of Vogue Diana Vreeland noted). Gimlets on the veranda between chukkas. Fawn linen suits with blue chambray shirts, raw silk neckwear, and woven straw hats. It's our contemporary interpretation of an Edwardian summer of relaxed elegance, without all the pomp and ceremony of course. We tend to agree with the maxim that men of style are never too fashionable, that idiosyncrasy always plays its part in stylish dress. And yet there are unspoken rules that a gentleman ignores at his own peril. Not exactly an arcane code, but there are unwary subtleties of dress. The smaller points of wearing a tie makes a good case for adhering to a certain form.
Ties: The Colonial Collection Perfect With Pristine White and Chambray
The Colonial Collection: Perfect with pristine white, chambray, or pink shirting. The raw silk ties with their distinctive texture of natural slubs, the khaki backgrounds set off by striking lines of bleached colour, the soft tones 
of high summer.
Pure silk shantung, untipped for lightness and finished with hand-rolled blades. In Indian colonial ground colours of oxblood, navy, bottle green, sky, and tussah with stripes edged in gold or red pin lines. In the slimmer 7 cm width.
Solid hued raw silk, softly woven with the characteristic broken slub lines that are the authentic hallmark of the fabric's nubby texture. Sugar bag blue, dark tussah, Jaipur pink. In the slimmer 7cm Width.
Our finest striped twill silk grounded in shades of khaki (from the Persian word “khak”, meaning dusty), reflecting the history of the Anglo-Indian Army. In repp stripes of antique white with faded orange, lilac, and poppy.
The Highlands meet Bengal in these resplendent madras silk-woven tartans. Sun-softened red madders, chambray blue, and bottle green mix with faded pastels in these East Indian checks. In our slimmer 7 cm width.
Finest repp twill silk in subtle summer solid colours of faded violet, foam green, and celestine. Deceptively simple refinement.
Summer Scarves: The Sun-Washed Colours of the British Raj
Our groups of summer scarves in the finest of lightweight blends reflects the sun softened hues of the Indus Valley and the Punjab. The subtle motifs and the combination of bleached and muted shades with vibrant natural colours speak with a suprisingly modern voice in an ancient tongue. The chicest way to wear these scarves is wound twice around the neck and tied in front, to give the effect of the traditional hunting stock. Worn with or without solar topi. 
1. A summer scarf in ultra-soft, airy safari cloth of a modal-linen-silk blend, hand blocked in a unique native print. In Jaipur pink or sugar bag blue.
2. An oversized lightweight desert cloth scarf of modal and cashmere. Antique white spots on a ground of flamingo, sugar bag blue, faded violet, or khaki.
3. An oversized washed linen scarf in a simple gingham check. Antique white with sugar bag blue,khaki, or poppy.
4. An ultrafine lightweight scarf in a safari cloth modal-linen-silk blend with a traditional madras check pattern. In sugar bag blue, red madder or Jaipur dark khaki mix.
Summer Scarves: Vintage Prints, Washed Silk
Our collection of reversible scarves in vintage washed silk has just the right amount of elegantly understated but 
saturated colour to accompany the most neutral of summer's palette. Rosettes or hearts reversing to miniature spots, in navy, marine blue, indigo, sugar bag blue, or poppy. Perfect for Himalayan hill stations or the Hamptons.
Summer Shawls: Featherweight Cashmere Shawls
For many the lines of luxury seem to have blurred a bit. For us true luxury continues to be the comprehension of quality. Our cashmere shawl, for example. 100% finest Scottish cashmere and oversized but lightweight, for those cooler evenings. In mocha, sugar bag blue and soft orange. We think you'll agree these shawls are rather special.