Ladies and Gentlemen,

For Sir Plus, May is a very good month.
With the Tweed Run taking place this Sunday, there is already cause for celebration.
Add to that the arrival of our boxers in Murdock of London and a special birthday, you can probably understand why we're excited!

Some of Sir Plus' range will be on sale at Spirit of Summer, under the Herringwood stand (E28). If you would like tickets let us know, as we've got a few spare.
As always, we will be at Spitalfields market  on Sunday. Our stall moves around, so check our facebook to find out where we'll be.

Murdock of London is a male grooming specialist with 4 stores accross London.
It specialises in hand-crafted British made goods and combines "English sensibilities with modern discernment."Murdock of London is a male grooming specialist with 4 stores accross London.

The Next Big Thing

The Huffington Post has developed an enormous readership since it's inception in 2005.
Sir plus is honoured to be featured in a series of articles by Alex Perry, called the Next Big Thing.
What a compliment!

Click here to read our splendid article in the Huffington Post!

On The Green Carpet

Sir Plus is getting recognised everywhere these days!
Have  a read of our mention in the Financial Times, alongside Armani, Gucci and Tom Ford!

IN THE PRESS

Fancy a bedtime read? Then check out our article on the fandabeedoozee Volt Cafe website

http://www.voltcafe.com/home/?p=11290

A Short History Of The Bow Tie

The bow tie is the most classic of all ties, the knot par excellence! 

After all, it was the first real knot for neckwear, dating back to the 1700's. The bow tie's resilience is largely a function of the knot's simplicity. 

For all its highs and lows over the centuries, the bow tie remains fashionable.

During the Prussian wars of the 17th century, Croatian mercenaries would wear colorful ‘scarves’ around their necks to, among other things, denote rank and distinguish officer from enlisted man. 

The French, who were fighting alongside the Croats, were mightily impressed with this fashion innovation, and took the idea back home with them; adopting it as their own. 

The resulting neck adornments were called ‘cravats’, and became quite the rage among the upper crust of French society.

The bow tie had been born, and was around to stay.

Sir Plus Aeroplane Print Bow Tie

Valentines Day Boxers

Ladies and Gentlemen,

What we at Sir Plus want to know, is why is it normally women that receive underwear for valentines day?
In this modern world we live in, men are just as entitled to a special pair on the day of love..

As with all our boxers, the Valentines Editions are made in our London factory using a super-fine white shirting.
The contrasting floral waistbands are a nod in the direction of cupid, without going over-board.
Get them as a gift, or to impress.

Kind Regards,

Sir Plus