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Folk
As the brand prepares for its womenswear debut, Drapers gets a first look at its autumn 12 range.
Hentsch Man
As it expands into a full clothing offer, this classic brand still retains the cut and detail of its signature shirts.
Palmer Harding
Starting from spring 12, this design duo are on a mission to perfect the great white shirt.
Sanders
A more contemporary approach is winning this classic men’s footwear label an army of new fans.
Mother
UK stockists have latched on to this US denim brand thanks to its cashmere-feel material and bright colours.
Sister by Sibling
The men’s knitwear brand is keeping fun and wit in the family for the launch of its womenswear label.
Baum und Pferdgarten
The brand’s minimal but eye-catching look will further stoke the UK’s passion for Danish womenswear.
Boutique by Jaeger
Jaeger’s younger sub-brand is going it alone in the UK wholesale market for spring 12.
Master-Piece
As Fred Perry and Woolrich will testify, a collaboration with this detail-obsessed Japanese accessories brand is something to be treasured.
Ksubi
There’s a world of difference between this label and its denim rivals, which isn’t just due to its Australian address.
Am Golhar
This men’s knitwear designer’s rare combination of innovation and commercial nous is wooing buyers.
Nü by Staff Woman
It may stick to the same palette each season, but this Danish brand still pulls off a distinctive look.
Vanishing Elephant
Once encountered, it seems buyers never forget this Aussie menswear brand thanks to its quirky twists on classic pieces.
Sunspel
British heritage brand Sunspel has grown from its underwear roots to a fully-fledged premium brand.
Finders Keepers
With its monthly drops of fresh looks, this Australian label can help womenswear indies to lead the pack on trends.
Melinda Gloss
Set up by two French philosophy students, this luxury menswear brand majors in studied cool.
