This month has seen pop-up stores appearing all over the place. There’s been OneTrueSaxon’s casual tailor store, 143 Presents (where you can get those covetable Silver Spoon sweatpants custom made) and now Richard James has got in on the act. The tailors store has opened in Liverpool Street, London and offers discounts of 30% upwards. You’ll have to hurry though, it finishes today.

If you’re the type of person who needs a concierge, you may already know about Quintessentially. For the rest of us, Quintessentially is a luxury lifestyle group that specializes in exclusive pieces for it’s members. Having recently moved into menswear, they’ve teamed up with Saville Row designer Richard James for this pea coat. It’s made from a herringbone wool and cashmere mix and has a deep purple lining. There has only been ten made, so if you’re pockets are deep enough it’s definitely worth a purchase.

There’s an interesting, if slightly misleading article in the Independent recently regarding where Saville Row suits are made. The article accuses Richard James of actually making his suits in Mauritius, sending them back to England, finishing them off and putting a ‘made in England’ label on them.

It’s not until you read further down the article that he hasn’t been committing the ultimate sin and making his bespoke suits on the cheap, but he’d outsourced his ready to wear range to a company called Wensum who then moved their offices to Mauritius in 2005. That said, Richard James did ask for a ‘Made in England’ label to be attached to the garment, knowing they were made overseas. Read the full article over at the Independent.

Oi Polloi has taken stock of socks by Savile Row’s Richard James. “In little over a decade Richard James has become synonymous with some of the best aspects of British mens style. With his trademark bold use of colour, he’s found favour with many of our home grown rock elite and a few of the hollywood set.” The socks are available in a variety of colors and patterns set for all occasions. The options are wide. Choose wisely.

Many more views of the Richard James Socks after the jump.

Intersection’s creative director, Yorgo Tloupas, posted some excellent views of Condor Cycles collaborative jump with Savile Row tailor, Richard James. Thloupas comments, "The attention to detail is what you’d expect from a proper bespoke British tailor, and Marc, the in-house designer at Condor, added subtle golden touches, even hand-painting the engraved R on the Royce hubs himself:"

More view of the Richard James for Condor Cycles bicycle after the jump.