Stacked collar shirt with doubled yoke, patterned chest pocket and rounded hem. The design features a fine striped pattern.

Frustrated by the narrow confines of art school, Briton Oliver Spencer gave up his studies and instead opted for clothes retailing and a market stall at London’s Portobello Road Market. In those days when Spencer was a stallholder on the market renowned for its intermingling of second-hand clothing and fashion items, his enthusiasm for garments and fabrics turned into a strong passion. Consequently, he came up with the next step: a self-built fashion brand. After developing and expanding the Favourbrook label in the 1990s, the creative mastermind founded a new brand in 2002 and labelled it with his name, ready to shoulder responsibility and an even greater commitment. Under the umbrella of the Oliver Spencer brand, he combines high-quality materials and cuts inspired by tailor-made designs with modern style and an easy-going design language. Spencer’s designs reflect his motto that casual cuts and comfortable fitting clothes have nothing to do with a slouchy look. Oliver Spencer has his label’s garments made in the best European workshops – almost half of them based in Great Britain.