When it comes to traditional style with a coastal touch, the Crew Clothing Company is the go-to British lifestyle brand. Every storey begins with a thought or an idea. Our goal was straightforward: to design classic clothing inspired by the British coastline. Salcombe, with its cobbled streets, crystal blue water, and incomparable views, served as the perfect inspiration for Alastair Parker-debut Swift’s menswear collection, which was inspired by his time as a professional skier. In his spare time, Alistair managed a thriving windsurfing school in addition to his international competitions. Crew Clothing was established on this location.

Among the items in Alistair’s first collection was the rugby shirt, which was embellished with our trademark ’93 patch. He drove it all the way from Salcombe to Cowes Week and then to the King’s Road. After 79 stores, the rest is history, as they say. Over the course of 25 years, we’ve expanded beyond the confines of a little windsurfing business. Stores can now be found all across the country, from St. Andrews to St. Ives, and on the outskirts of London. We’ve never forgotten where we come from, though: the shoreline of the United Kingdom.

Nothing compares to the satisfaction of discovering something that simply works. Designed to be worn from week to weekend, we have the elements you need to pull together an outfit for breakfast with friends or that big date on your calendar. Browse our collection to get the components you need. Begin with the fundamentals, and everything else will fall into place naturally. We feel that nothing less than the best will do. To achieve the softest possible feel, we always create using the highest-quality materials that have been specifically treated to achieve the softest possible feel. Pin-sharp attention to detail is evident throughout every item, ensuring that it stands out from the crowd. Crew is distinguished by its attention to detail, which includes undercollar embroidery, contrast cuffs, and internal ribbon appliqué.

Crew wouldn’t be Crew if the stripes and crossed oars weren’t present. Our crossed oars, which channel the essence of the south coast, are a symbol of classic British elegance that will never go out of fashion.
Having been in business for more than 25 years, there are a few things we’re well-known for: rugbys, blazers, cable knits, Breton tops, and, of course, our legendary piqué polos (which are still in stock).

SUSTAINABLE HAWAIIAN PRINT SWIM SHORTS

Sustainable swimwear, as opposed to conventional swimwear, is made from low-impact materials by workers who are paid a fair wage and work in a safe environment. It’s frequently made from recycled materials and produced using circular or zero waste manufacturing processes, and many sustainable swimwear companies make it a point to give back to charities and local communities.

Fish nets, plastic bottles, and other types of ocean waste are used to create all of the swimsuits at Ocean Wise. Additionally, a portion of the profits from each purchase is donated to ocean conservation efforts, tree planting efforts, and social impact non-profits.

Polyester fabric has been the dominant fabric in the highly competitive swimwear industry for many years. Polyester is the most popular fabric for competitive swimwear, whether it is combined with Lycra® or used on its own. New polyester technologies have improved the hand and feel of the material, allowing it to compete with other fabrics on a number of fronts.

With the development of recycled and regenerated materials, it is now possible to wear high-performance swimwear while still being environmentally friendly. Materials that would have otherwise gone to waste are being given new life through the use of innovative synthetic fabrics, which is helping to reduce the demand for petroleum.

Here’s a preview of the sweatshirt by CREW CLOTHING:

SUSTAINABLE CONTRAST WAIST SWIM SHORTS

Instead of using traditional swimwear materials, environmentally friendly swimwear is created by people who are paid a fair wage and work in a safe environment. In addition, many sustainable swimwear brands work hard to give back to charities and the local community by using recycled fibres and employing circular or zero waste processes.

High-performance swimwear can still be worn while remaining environmentally friendly because of the advancement of recycled and regenerated materials. Material that would have otherwise gone to waste is being given new life through the use of innovative synthetic fabrics, which is helping to reduce the demand for oil.

It is not possible to recycle swimwear in the traditional sense by placing it in the recycling bin and turning it into something else. But this does not imply that you should discard your old swimsuits or other items that you no longer need.

In terms of environmental impact, Summersalt has earned the designation of “starting out well.” In addition to recycled materials, it makes extensive use of environmentally friendly materials. Using environmentally friendly materials, on the other hand, reduces the company’s carbon footprint and limits the amount of chemicals, water, and wastewater used in its manufacturing processes. It has a “very poor” labour rating.

Here’s a preview of the knit jumper by CREW CLOTHING:

BIRMINGHAM TOWEL

Dish towels are known as tea towels in the United Kingdom and Canada, and paper towels are known as kitchen towels in the United States and United Kingdom and Canada, respectively. Tea towels, also known as tea cloths in the United Kingdom and Canada, and dishtowels or dish towels in the United States, were first used in 18th-century England.

A towel is a piece of absorbent fabric or paper that is used to dry or wipe a body or a surface after it has been wet. It draws moisture from the air by coming into direct contact with it.

Hand towels, bath towels, and kitchen towels are among the many different types of fabric towels that are used in the average household. People use beach towels when they go to the beach.

To allow users to dry their hands after using the restroom, paper towels are provided by a dispenser in commercial or office restrooms. When it comes to wiping, cleaning, and drying in the home, they’re best suited for minor, precise, or particularly dirty jobs.

Here’s a preview of the hoodie by CREW CLOTHING: