What Inventory Magazine has is a kind of seriousness which is often lacking in most men's style publications - the notion that there's something truthful and honest in the making of men's clothes and that should be reflected in the making of the magazine.
This issue is no exception. The cover(s) story features a piece about my mate Mark McNairy and fellow designer Daiki Suzuki. This summer sees Daiki's last collection for Woolrich Wollen Mills. The feature discusses the brand and looks at the handover process as Mark takes over future design duties.
It also features a piece by me on the myths and misdemeanors surrounding the Harrington jacket with some valued insight from none other than John Simons.
