Native New Yorker Ralph Lauren (ne Liefschitz) spent his formative years in The Bronx having had a fairly conventional upbringing
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While Polo Ralph Lauren is chiefly known for its soft-tailored sportswear and Ivy League designs, the RRL (pronounced ‘Double R
Posted on Fjällräven – Greenland Updated
by Neil Summers In 1968 a 32-year-old Åke Nordin produced his first Fjällräven jacket. He called it the Greenland Jacket.
Posted on A Millican Do Attitude
Taking their name from a twentieth century adventurer called Millican (Dalton) this Lake District based brand make incredibly tough and
Posted on The Magic of Sunspel
by Neil Summers In 1860 Thomas Hill opened up his textile factory in Newdigate, Nottingham, a place that was to
Posted on Pendleton Woolen Mills – The Legendary Blankets
Over the past 25 years, Pendleton Woolen Mills have developed a series of Legendary blankets all of which are based
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For those who enjoy the unique sense of happiness and freedom that outdoor living provides then Poler is the brand
Posted on Introducing – Patagonia
Introducing Patagonia, brand new to The Sporting Lodge. If you’re not clued up on Patagonia, the lads Proper Mags dig
Posted on Introducing – Brett Davies
The Sporting Lodge would like to give a warm welcome to our new blog contributor Brett Davies. Brett is a highly experienced
Posted on Wigwam – Brand New to The Sporting Lodge
Founded in 1905, Wigwam was the creation three men – Herbert Chesebro, Robert Ehany, and Lawerance Bentz. This trio had previously
Posted on The everlasting and enduring appeal of a Barbour wax jacket
There can be few things in life that are as hard-wearing or reliable as a Barbour jacket. Designed for all manner
Posted on Fjällräven – G1000
Whilst a lot of today’s outdoor clothing use lightweight fabrics as their main selling point, this is not the most