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May 31, 2009

Lyle and Scott, Covent Garden

   
I was passing Lyle and Scott in London’s Covent Garden and I liked this window display.
Lyle and Scott Polo Shirts

Lyle and Scott Polo Shirts

I thought it was a clever display, and a quick way to see if they had a colour one liked. It also shows the breadth of their range. For those readers who are new to Lyle and Scott they are a long-established (130 years) Scottish haberdashery company who are now chiefly known for their iconic Polo shirts and mens casualwear.

Their shirts all bear the Lyle and Scott logo, which is a Scottish Eagle in flight. Like Fred Perry, each generation of smart-casual young Englishmen seems to discover them anew. In my experience their Polo shirts are a shade heavier than Fred Perry and a little less subtle in their colouring, which is not a bad thing. As you can see from the picture, there are some rich and striking colours to be had.

Here is another window display showing some of the t-shirts in the spring/summer collection. Lyle and Scott have been on a bit of a roll for the last few years, their collections are very brit-pop style and their shirts are well-made, hold their shape well. Besides the current collection the shop stocks a Lyle and Scott Retro collection, which has some cool sixties styles and designs with a more tailored collar.

Lyle and Scott T-Shirts

Lyle and Scott T-Shirts

   

Details:

Lyle and Scott
40 King Street, London, WC2E 8JS

Telephone: +44 (0)20 7379 7190

www.lyleandscott.com

Comments (4) - Filed under: Clothes — John Van Rijn @ 8:38 pm


4 Comments »

  1. I like clothing displays like Lyle and Scott where they have a really good selction of colours.

    I’d rather see this than a display with all size variations but not much choice!

    Comment by fashion monkey — June 8, 2009 @ 6:04 pm

  2. The reason the display works so well is because of the colour choice. Lyle and Scott have never seemed to shy away from bright, bold colours. They’ve got some funny names for them though… I had a yellow one which was called ‘kayak’. Anyway, keep up the good work with the blog!

    Comment by aphrodite — November 24, 2009 @ 12:01 pm

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