Meanforme Shoes by Steve Tuite offer a fresh and innovative take on footwear, blending cutting-edge design with exceptional comfort .Steve Tuite, known for his keen eye for both fashion and function, has crafted a line that stands out in both style and performance. The shoes feature sleek, modern designs that cater to a wide variety of tastes, making them versatile enough for both casual and more formal settings. Comfort is a key focus in the Meanforme collection. The shoes are made with high-quality materials that provide a perfect balance of support and flexibility. Overall, Meanforme Shoes by Steve Tuite have carved a strong niche in the market, delivering a unique mix of style, comfort, and durability. Join me for an episode where we dive into the power of determination and the instinctive drive behind design and creation. You can find Meanforme here www.meanforme.com

Today's episode is with Coral Murphy, and about her visionary behind Emiko Studios, possessed an unrivaled passion for creativity. At Emiko Studios, the commitment to sourcing ethical, organic, and deadstock materials truly reflects Coral's dedication to sustainability within the fashion industry. This foundational principle not only minimizes Emiko Studios, Coral's environmental impact but also supports responsible production practices that respect both people and the planet. Nestled in Stockport, Coral micro factories serve as a hub of creativity and craftsmanship, where a small but passionate team of seamstresses meticulously handcrafts each garment from start to finish. This intimate approach ensures that every piece is made with care and precision, embodying the artistry and attention to detail that sets apart. By prioritizing low waste practices and quality over quantity, Emiko Studios are not just creating clothing; they are cultivating a movement towards mindful consumption and ethical fashion. At Emiko Studios, they invite everyone to join them in celebrating this conscious approach while wearing pieces that resonate with purpose and integrity. You can find Emiko Studios here www.emikostudios.com

Today’s episode is with Kenneth Mackenzie the founder of 6876 Menswear Clothing Brand who has When it comes to contemporary menswear, few brands encapsulate the spirit of sophistication quite like 6876. Founded with a vision to blend functionality and style, 6876 has carved a niche for itself in the crowded fashion landscape. The essence of the 6876 menswear clothing brand, its unique offerings, and why it should be on every modern man's radar. Join Kenneth and myself on conversation about how he has found this fashion trade the ups and downs the love hate relationship we all seem to know but at the sametime it does all come at a huge cost, how we all seem to carry on despite the amount of hardship. Is it worth it or is it just the art of menswear that keeps us going? 6876 has kept Kenneth in menswear and it seems not let him go! You can find Kenneth here www.sixeightsevensix.com

Happy New Year to you all .. its always great to be talking to friend's that you've lost intouch and suddenly having a podcast you get intouch and chat about menswear and today's episode is all about that! Anne Marie Ng has made significant strides in the menswear industry, having honed her skills as a designer at six renowned tailors along Savile Row. As a trailblazing figure, she stands out not only as a talented Asia-descent designer but also as one of the few women to break through the barriers of this traditionally male-dominated environment. Her unique perspective and innovative approach have garnered her a reputation for excellence, allowing her to infuse contemporary sensibilities into classic menswear, thereby redefining the standards of craftsmanship and style in the industry.

Saying goodbye to 2024 join Charles and myself talking about how the 2024 has been. With 54 episodes streaming in 59 countries we've done well! Join us both on a episode in saying goodbye to 2024 and hello to 2025. Wishing you all a amazing 2025!

Merry Christmas to you and like to thank you all for the massive support we are getting in making this podcast in menswear one the most amazing inspirational stories heard in the menswear community/ business. Next week I will be doing a run down of all the episodes and talking about the behind scenes of menSwear by a Woman Podcast. I will be back with latest episode on the 7th of January usual time. Hope to see you all . As mentioned on the episode our Patreon page if you would like to support the podcast below is the link www.patreon.com/menswearbyawomanpodcast

There some designers who just turn a different chapter from what everyone think they should be? Cutting away from ties of tradition and create a world of menswear that innovative a different side of menswear that shows a glimpse of breaking the rules! Deepit Chugh founder of Line Out Line has invented a menswear brand that is very different from the normal line of menswear you could say its out of line! Join me on a episode exploring a different side of menswear in India with one the most talented designers in menswear who's creating a different world of menswear. You can find Line Out Line here www.lineoutline.in

The Sartorialist was one of the most well known blogs and images that you just had to see. The majority of us were hooked on The Sartorialist. Today's episode is talking to Scott Schuman the founder and someone who changed us all looking at street style that has never been so inspirational,with showing how individual style took over fashion. Join me on one of the most fascinating episode talking to Scott as I am huge fan of his work the Stylish Eye behind the Lens who gave us The Sartorialist Scott Schuman. You can find Scott on Instagram as The Sartorialist.

George Cox Footwear have made a huge impact within menswear, if you not know about the history behind this iconic brand who gave the most famous shoes with huge part of menswear "The Creepers" shoes then you might have to look into to why George Cox footwear and menswear have a bond together! Today's conversation is with the fourth generation and the fifth generation owner of the brand. Adam Waterfield has been within the brand for well over 40 years he grew up with the brand. Alistair Waterfield the fifth generation who is the Creative Director of George Cox Footwear . Join me on a conversation with Adam and Alistair who are the foundation of generation of a brand that began in 1906 with the most iconic footwear The Creepers came in 1949 and have made huge impact within the youth culture around the world but most of all George Cox footwear has made the most impact history where they played a major part in menswear. You can find George Cox Footwear here www.georgecoxfootwear.com

When you see that font on a brand label you automatically get drawn to it! at the sametime the branding, font, graphics, logo , colour of the logo these are the most important part of any brand. The well known brans like LV,Prada, Gucci, Ralph Lauren, DKNY, Burberry all of these brands have had huge amount of focus on their branding and how its commicated to each of us and why the logos have become huge focus, how its all invented is the only way to find out how a brand commicators works and develops the most important part of a brand which carries the look and story of the brand. Andrew Higginbotham who is a brand commicator who has worked with some amazing brands in menswear. At the age of 10 Andrew knew what he wanted to become and from there onwards has become well known within his art. Andrew was the designer who designed the rebranding of John Simons and few other menswear brands. Andrew explains why menswear branding Graphics, fonts to the point of the colour on the label the authenticity is so important to understand. Join Andrew and myself on one the most interesting conversations about how branding and telling the story of a brand is one the most important parts in developing a brand be it in menswear or anything else you can't miss this episode. Most of all to understand why Is Menswear Branding Graphics Designer as Important as Everyone Says? You can find Andrew Higginbotham here

Joe Goldsmith is an Illustrator who has met menswear and even though he's come across a wave of people that he really genuinely likes but at the sametime finds working with them as friends not clients! Joe at this moment is in South Korea and explains how menswear is over there too and how its like finding opportunities within the menswear industry. Join Joe and myself on a conversation about how being an Illustrator when you come across in finding opportunities within menswear. Is the next generation keeping well away from the toxic environment that we all came across, to a tranquility atmosphere when clients who become friends to work with who praise and understand your creativity! You can find Joe's work or to work with him here www.josiahgoldsmith.com