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The Journal · No. 14Read it
What the third summer does to linen
Everybody sells linen on how it looks in the first week. Here is what two years of washing actually does to the weave, the colour and the shape — with the same shirt photographed four times.
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Elise Marchand · 6 minutes · Aug 28, 2026Everything else we have written
Care · 4 minHow to wash linen so it keeps its shapeThirty degrees, no softener, and the one thing everybody gets wrong about drying it.
Makers · 7 minWhere the wax print on the Ankara Tote comes fromTwo printers in Abeokuta, one pattern we have used since the beginning, and why it is never quite the same twice.
The shops · 3 minTwenty minutes with Emil and a sleeveAlterations are free for a year. This is what that actually buys you, filmed at the Ikeja counter.
Care · 5 minLeather sandals get better wet. Suede does not.Vegetable-tanned leather takes water and comes back darker and softer. Here is how to tell what you are holding, and what to do the first time it rains.
Makers · 6 minThe wool for the throw comes off one farmSix hundred sheep in the Karoo, one clip a year, and the reason we can only make the throw in autumn.
Care · 5 minHow to keep a field watch running for thirty yearsA mechanical movement wants three things and none of them is expensive. What actually kills watches is the strap.
The shops · 4 minWhat we actually do at the Camden counterIt takes no calls and holds almost no stock. Here is why we keep it open anyway, and what it is genuinely useful for.Once a month, at most
No sales bulletins. New pieces and how to keep them.
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