Suzy Menkes from IHT and NYT met up with Kim Jones right before the first full Dunhill catwalk show. They talk about reviving the heritage of the classic British brand. Check it out!

The heat will hopefully not deter my plans to ride the icy hills of New England this coming week. New England mountains are very much a rite of passage. If you can ride the ice, you can plow the powder. I snowboard but if I was to ski, I would likely charm the senseless side of myself with the purchase of these fine Dunhill Skis by Speciale. “The Dunhill Skis are available in either teak or carbon fiber finishes with tough titanium bases. Available in two sizes, the $2,100 skis feature Vist bindings, handmade in Italy, which ‘fuse innovation with security.’” They look great and seeing as racing specialists, Speciale had a hand in them, they must ride like champs. (via luxist)

You have holiday dinners to attend. Do you have confidence in the quality of the pepper on the table? Fear not! If like others you prefer to grind your own pepper, pick up this 1300$US portable pepper grinding mill from Dunhill. Set in an attractive sterling silver finish, and made in Germany by the finest of pepper grinder artisans, the Dunhill mill is shaped and sized exactly to the spec of Dunhill’s pocket lighters. Put it in your pocket next to the flask. It’s a good look. (via luxist)

"Dunhill have teamed up with fellow British company Jaques of London who specialize in games to release this table tennis table. The table tennis table is made of solid wood with a black cellulose playing top which has been resin bonded to the table to maintain a flat playing top. The leather cover for the table is from Dunhill’s new Heist collection…"(via sybarites)

Men.style does it again with some looks of the first collection by Kim Jones for Dunhill. Featuring everything you would expect from a mens lines, the full collection will be unveiled next season in Paris.

According to WWD talks are going on about Kim Jones taking over the creative direction of Dunhill. We have always liked the sporty style by the designs, but we don’t really see the fit with Dunhill so far. One thing is for sure, it will be interesting to see what Kim Jones does with the brand, should he take over! We’ll keep you posted!