The Wallis Jumper spo-defaultThe Wallis Jumper takes its name from famous wartime scientist, engineer, and inventor, Sir Barnes Neville Wallis. Wallis was born in the Derbyshire town of Ripley, just a few miles from the Stanley Biggs Studio there is little that Wallis did not accomplish. From airship designs, to a stratosphere chamber, to the bouncing bomb, made famous by film The Dambusters. In cinnamon brown with fitted collar, this jumper combines warmth, practicality, and
The Radcliffe sits comfortably between a polo and a shirt
Fabric & Craftsmanship:Made from premium white brushed cotton
The Turpin features a straight cut through the body
Sophisticated
The same cut as our trusted Wingfield and Melbourne 1930s patterns
lending itself perfectly to year-round wear
Named after Sir Nathaniel Creswick KCB who co-founded Sheffield Football Club in 1857
named after Basil Rathbone
summer social occasions
The Sydney Cap is an End of Line Item and will not be returning
the traditional eight dart cap with takes its influence from the early British & European caps of the 1920s
he is considered a visionary of the Romantic and Pre-Romantic Era
