Art & Culture
Our stand at the Chelsea Flower Show.
For this year's Chelsea Flower Show, we've partnered with Daniel Combes Garden Design on a stand concept that takes us on the same journey our products go through, from flax crop to Flax London clothing.
Breaking bread in Notting Hill - A guide by Simon
Words and photos by Simon Lamb, a friend of the brand, who recently featured in our Limited Edition run of Corduroy Pocket Jackets and Two Tone Shirts.
Jonathan Lawes
We visited artist, designer, and silkscreen printing expert, Jonathan Lawes, at his studio in Vanguard Court to talk about the art of printing, colour palettes, and his personal style.
In conversation with Christopher Howe.
We sat down with bespoke furniture maker and antiques dealer, Christopher Howe, to quiz him on his approach to design, his unwavering dedication to vintage fabrics, and the philosophies that have made him a stalwart in the interiors industry for decades.
Sustainability, distilled
Rethinking whisky production. Words by Bruichladdich's Head Distiller, Adam Hannett.
Richard Allman-Brown
We visited musician and Flax London enthusiast, Richard Allman-Brown, at his home in West London to talk about different routes to music success, live performances, and his creative process.
A sumptuous summer lunch with Jeremy Lee
Words by Jeremy Lee, Chef Proprietor at Quo Vadis in Soho, whose unique turn of phrase, generosity of time and exceptionally good taste has made him one of London's most beloved chefs.
New Smock on the block
The launch of the new Grass Green Smock felt like the perfect time to explore one of our favourite styles.
Repair, don't replace
Instead of buying something on a whim because it's heavily discounted, think about breathing new life into something you already own, a favourite shirt that's blown at the elbow, a pair of jeans worn through the crotch, or a jacket missing a button.
Jack Millington
Co-Founder of Billy Tannery - “Our whole reason for starting was a discovery that not one goatskin was being tanned in the UK.”
An Ode to the Railway Jacket
As colder weather creeps towards us, we turn our attention to the Heavyweight Railway Jacket. A wardrobe workhorse whose versatility as a standalone jacket or mid-layer makes it a firm winter favourite.
Our stand at the Chelsea Flower Show.
For this year's Chelsea Flower Show, we've partnered with Daniel Combes Garden Design on a stand concept that takes us on the same journey our products go through, from flax crop to Flax London clothing.
Breaking bread in Notting Hill - A guide by Simon
Words and photos by Simon Lamb, a friend of the brand, who recently featured in our Limited Edition run of Corduroy Pocket Jackets and Two Tone Shirts.
Jonathan Lawes
We visited artist, designer, and silkscreen printing expert, Jonathan Lawes, at his studio in Vanguard Court to talk about the art of printing, colour palettes, and his personal style.
In conversation with Christopher Howe.
We sat down with bespoke furniture maker and antiques dealer, Christopher Howe, to quiz him on his approach to design, his unwavering dedication to vintage fabrics, and the philosophies that have made him a stalwart in the interiors industry for decades.
Sustainability, distilled
Rethinking whisky production. Words by Bruichladdich's Head Distiller, Adam Hannett.
Richard Allman-Brown
We visited musician and Flax London enthusiast, Richard Allman-Brown, at his home in West London to talk about different routes to music success, live performances, and his creative process.
A sumptuous summer lunch with Jeremy Lee
Words by Jeremy Lee, Chef Proprietor at Quo Vadis in Soho, whose unique turn of phrase, generosity of time and exceptionally good taste has made him one of London's most beloved chefs.
New Smock on the block
The launch of the new Grass Green Smock felt like the perfect time to explore one of our favourite styles.
Repair, don't replace
Instead of buying something on a whim because it's heavily discounted, think about breathing new life into something you already own, a favourite shirt that's blown at the elbow, a pair of jeans worn through the crotch, or a jacket missing a button.
Jack Millington
Co-Founder of Billy Tannery - “Our whole reason for starting was a discovery that not one goatskin was being tanned in the UK.”
An Ode to the Railway Jacket
As colder weather creeps towards us, we turn our attention to the Heavyweight Railway Jacket. A wardrobe workhorse whose versatility as a standalone jacket or mid-layer makes it a firm winter favourite.
