We have strong feelings towards Donegal wool. We can’t hide it anymore. Perhaps it’s that flecked effect we cannot get enough of our maybe we enjoy the warm feeling you get inside knowing this wool has been spun by expert craftsman in picturesque County Donegal itself. SEH have taken this incredible yarn and made a simple, minimalist cardigan that lets the key ingredient do the talking.

The hidden placket leaves a neat flat front alongside two hip pockets, buttons via the West Midlands are a horn matte tortoiseshell and that 95% merino, 5% cashmere Irish mix is super soft. Find it over at SEH.

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Made in a small run – and we say small we mean it, only five have been made – SEH Kelly have released a new blazer. Or, in nu-blog terms, have dropped some heat on the internet. A wool/cashmere mix, it’s got those soft shoulders that are popular right now and can be given the ‘I’m  wearing a blazer but I’m not really wearing a blazer’ treatment or the Sprezzatura look. Whatever works for you. Take a leap to see more images.

We’re all about the overshirt, especially when it’s modelled by someone who’s been taking style tips from Mikhail Gorbachev. With menswear folks now wearing all sorts of outlandish gear – or at least pretending to on their websites (no shots, don’t get sensitive) – the idea that the overshirt was once a step out of people’s comfort zones is rather quaint. But hey, today’s problems are tomorrows afterthoughts and all that. We’re not sure that’s a real phrase but it works. Take a leap to see more looks at this shirt.

SEH Kelly are about to release their first half of their AW11 products. And when we say about, we mean it’ll be available tomorrow. So start your trigger finger training, you’ll need it when these arrive. As for the clothes themselves, they’re very SEH Kelly – and we mean that in the nicest way – pared down, minimal – all those buzzwords. The sort of stuff that you need and want and you’ll be able to avoid the workwear-chic look that’s prevalent right now.

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S.E.H Kelly keep their line small but what they do produce is made with care, attention and a serious obsession with the details. This rollneck sweater is made in Nottingham by a family run firm with a 200 year history. The Yorkshire lambswool is spun, oiled and twisted and is as soft as a newborn kitten. Not one, not two, but three types of stitch are used; the moss, the two-by-one rib and plain, all with various functions based around retaining warmth, keeping the jumper flexible and making the whole thing look smart. Our favourite feature is the concealed pockets, a finger saver when you accidentally leave your gloves at home. Find it at S.E.H. Kelly.

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London’s SEH Kelly recently unveiled their latest design -the Kelly collar shirt. In support of their homeland’s resources, the young label ventured to Cumbria to track down the finest cotton poplin, to ultimately transform their find into two quality shirts furnished with real Corozo buttons.

In a subtle departure from previous efforts, the Kelly collar shirt includes fastening tabs on both the (penny) collar and cuffs, directing additional attention toward these areas, all without overpowering the clean lines of the piece. The shirts arrive as a welcome extension to the brand’s growing library of attire, in-keeping with a consistent visual language defined by simplicity, purpose and premium quality materials.

The shirt comes in a grey & white stripe (pictured) or ecru & white stripe, both available direct from SEH Kelly. -jr

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