The Henshaw Rollneck spo-cs-disabled

The Henshaw Rollneck spo-cs-disabledInspired by 'The Few' who took part in The Battle of Britain, The Henshaw Rollneck is an original 1930s design reinvented for the 21st century wardrobe. Taking its name from 1930s racing driver and pilot Alexander Adolphus Dumphries Henshaw MBE. Henshaw became the Chief Test Pilot for aircraft company Vickers Armstrong during the Second World War. He lived in Castle Bromwich, near to the Birmingham factory that built over half of the total output of

It is considered

cotton and cashmere mix

one small side pocket and another secure pocket

Compact and long-lasting

with button fastening

The Trask Jeans are Stanley Biggs’ answer to timeless

and a three piece hood

especially those who were based along the Eastern Coast of the UK

Also available in Desert Khaki colourway

The Biggs Fox design is screen printed (in Nottinghamshire) in a dark red on the unbleached natural t-shirt for a gorgeous contrast that can be worn by men and women

He is the only pilot known to have performed a barrel roll in a Lancaster bomber

The Holly strikes the perfect chord