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The History of the Trench Coat

The History of the Trench Coat

Now regarded as a timeless style, the origins of the trench coat date back to the 1820s. In the early 19th century, Charles Macintosh crafted coat...

The History of the Parka

Created to keep warm in the Canadian arctic, by the Caribou Inuit, the parka was originally made from seal or caribou skin and often coated with fi...

Lou Dalton X Gloverall

For AW19, Lou Dalton has collaborated with Gloverall on a concise range of men’s outerwear - building on a strong foundation of quality British mad...

Raw Selvedge Jeans

Introducing our new Harold Jeans, named after our founder – Harold Morris. The design is based on a rugged workwear style, modernised for everyday ...

AW19 Inspirations

Gloverall’s AW19 collection is a bold and uncompromising collection with functionality at its forefront. Delving into our naval heritage, we build ...

E. Tautz X Gloverall

AW19 sees our first collaboration with British brand E. Tautz. The capsule collection features three styles: a Fishtail Parka, Field Jacket and Smo...

Les Basics X Gloverall

For AW19, we’ve collaborated with modern classic label Les Basics to create a four piece capsule collection. The collection sees Les Basics strip b...

Back to School Shopping: What Kind of Kids Coat to Buy?

It’s almost that time of year again – back to school is right around the corner. While thinking about the kids going back to school in the middle o...

Irish Linen

The Irish Linen used for our Walter Blazer and Rose Blazer comes from John England, who have been producing the finest fabric since 1964 from thei...

Pop up store open in London

Gloverall is proud to be part of The Yootha Project - a brand new pop up store in London. The Yootha Project is a concept store hosting a range of ...

The History of the Car Coat

At Gloverall, the car coat is a favourite, balancing both style and practicality. Made from a lightweight showerproof cotton, it’s ideal for Spring...

Corduroy in Focus

Corduroy is one of our favourite fabrics for this season. Quintessentially British, it's perfect for layering as a transitional piece for Spring. ...

The History of Corduroy

Corduroy dates back to ancient Egypt, where fabric was woven near the ancient capital of Al-Fustat. Named after the city, this heavy fabric became ...