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Tweed's Humble Origins

One of our absolute favourite fabrics here at Oldfield Outfitters is tweed! It's featured in many of our pieces, but what makes it so special? Tweed is a tough, tightly woven fabric, typically mad...

Fair Isle History

  Fair Isle patterns are named after Fair Isle, a remote island located in the Shetland Archipelago to the north of Scotland. The design originated there in the early 19th century, initially used f...

Orders for Christmas & Last Delivery Dates

We want to help make your Christmas shopping easy and special! We’re offering extended return and exchange options on all Oldfield Outfitters products.  Plus, we’ll be posting orders right up until...

Travel In Style

In addition to our love for vintage clothing styles, we are equally passionate about vintage leather luggage from the late 1800s to early 1900s, which beautifully complements our clothing. The stor...

As Seen on TV!

We're always thrilled to see our garments come to life on screen and in theatres, especially when they reflect the period of fashion we're so passionate about.  It's incredibly rewarding to witnes...

Will It Be Trousers For Women!

We wouldn't even flinch nowadays if we saw a woman wearing trousers but it hasn't always been that way. In many parts of the world, women have worn trousers for centuries as a normal part of d...

Middleton Castle Photo Shoot

We were privileged to have the opportunity to use Middleton Castle for a recent photo shoot; the most stunning moated castle dating back to 1450 with panoramic views out over the lawned gardens an...

Brace Yourself!

Up until the past century, braces were more than just a statement piece; they were a necessity. From their conception in 18th-century France to the present day, their popularity has risen and fall...

History of High-Waisted Trousers

If you're here, you're probably a fan of vintage clothing! Our collection prominently features high-waisted trousers for both men and women. Fashion trends evolve over time, but men's trousers in ...

The Wonders of Japanese Selvedge Denim

Why Japanese denim? Japanese selvedge denim represents an esteemed tier of denim fabric. The term "selvedge" is derived from "self-edge," denoting fabric crafted on a shuttle loom, resulting in a f...