Percival, known for injecting a bit of humor into the traditional British menswear field, is at it again. This time, they’ve taken their clever use of embroidery and cheekiness and injected it onto the outerwear company, Lavenham. This extremely limited capsule, consisting of just five garments, mixes traditionalism and a bit of fun. Against the backdrop of quilted vests and jackets, Percival has embroidered wildflowers and birds. It’s a mix of design and personality that nods perfectly to a Britons’ love of eccentricity and design.
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