&Sons Trading Co Clothing

&SONS makes vintage-inspired menswear with a workwear and 1950s influence. The brand was founded in 2016 by British photographer Phil James and is known for pieces such as the Sunday Shirt, The New Elder Henley and Brandon jeans, using natural, hard-wearing fabrics and detailing drawn from vintage originals.

The Sunday Shirt is the brand's signature shirt, cut slightly heavier so it works either as a single layer or as an over-shirt above a T-shirt or Henley. It comes in denim, corduroy and cotton twill across a range of colours, with snap or button fronts depending on the version.

A Henley is a collarless pullover shirt with a round neckline and a short buttoned placket, usually with two to five buttons. The name comes from Henley-on-Thames, where rowers wore the style as part of their kit because it was easy to pull on and more ventilated than a collared shirt. &SONS make it as The New Elder Henley in long and short sleeve.

&SONS shirts and jackets are cut for layering, so they sit slightly roomier than a standard fit. Jeans are sized in inches by waist. If you plan to wear a Sunday Shirt over a Henley or T-shirt, your usual size will normally work; if you want it as a single layer, some customers size down.

Yes. &SONS Trading Co was founded in the UK in 2016 and is based there, with its own shop, the &SONS Trading Post. Manufacturing is spread across skilled makers internationally rather than in one country, with the brand selecting producers by craft and standards.