udeshi: the hero collection 2010

U D E S H I, 8 Davies St, London W1K 3DW. Online at www.udeshi.co.uk. Images: Rich Hendry ©


Available in: Charcoal, Black

RRP: Price on application

The coat is cut with a fly front and unusually

double vents – which allows more comfort and

easier access to the back trouser pocket.

The coat is available in a variety of fabrics and

styles to order.

Available in: Black

RRP: Price on application

Created using sumptuous Italian velvet and

black silk facing from the oldest family owned

mill in England the jacket loosens up stiff black

tie functions and can be worn casually with a

white shirt and one’s favourite pair of jeans.


Available in: Denim, Cashmere Cotton Denim

RRP: From £285

The jeans are made with Savile Row style side

adjusters, cotton shirting pockets, our signature

striped waistband, hand sewn Fijian mother of

pearl buttons, seam pockets and wider opening

front pockets as on Rodeo jeans.

Made in ring spun denim, cashmere cotton, and

undyed natural cotton twill.

Available in: Black, Navy, Charcoal, Purple,

Red

RRP: £125

Made of extra fine merino and angora, these

scarves are knitted to our exclusive

specification in Scotland and finished using

Scottish stream water which gives them their

characteristic softness and body.

Their double face construction, means they are

reversible and the scarf can be worn either

side, revealing the opposite colour.


Available in: White

RRP: From £185

The collar was developed through extensive

trials, not just to obtain the optimal shape, but

also the correct interlining to give the correct

amount of stiffness and comfort.

Each season the collar is made in a small run of

exclusive fabrics that are only available during

that season.

Available in: Multiple designs and colours

RRP: From £125

Made of a single piece of silk, folded seven

times and nothing else, the seven fold tie is the

epitome of the tie maker’s craft.

Completely sewn by hand, a true seven fold is

made without lining or tipping – the silk itself

gives body to the tie.


Available in: Silver

RRP: £125

Mr. Udeshi was attending a wedding in France

and had brought cufflinks for the groomsmen.

Unfortunately the father of the bride had

forgotten his own and Mr. Udeshi lent him his.

Using two sets of paperclips borrowed from

the hotel reception, a pair of triangles were

formed, which became one of the cufflinks

selected for “On the cuff” exhibition, on the

history of cufflinks at Goldsmith’s Hall in

London.

Available in: Various

RRP: £275

Inspired by the handle of a knife blade, these

cufflinks are made of sections of sterling 925

silver hall marked in Edinburgh, and semi-

precious stones.

Available in: lapis lazuli, cornelian, onyx,

hematite and Fijian mother of pearl


Available in: Purple, Red, Navy, Black

RRP: £155

Crafted using traditional Florentine techniques

and vegetable pit tanned leather, the card

holders are soft and flexible yet strong and long

lasting.

Available in: Purple, Red, Navy, Black

RRP: £215

The coin holder is made using a unique

Florentine technique that almost makes the

outside seams invisible. The leather is made

subtle and stretched over a hand made wooden

mould, to form the curvature of the coin holder.

It is then covered in the hand cut stingray

skins.


Available in: Purple, Black, Chocolate, Tan

RRP: £295

To create durable, comfortable loafers, Mr.

Udeshi found one of the last few remaining

workshops where the calf suede uppers of the

shoe were still sewn by hand using waxed

linen thread, the way it should be, which

provides sufficient strength but flexibility.

The loafers are also available in Kangaroo

leather (black and chocolate).

To request samples of the Udeshi Hero collection, high-res images or any media

requests, please contact Dan Bryant: [email protected]

Due to high demand, please allow at least two weeks for stock to become available.

Any samples must be collected from, and returned to the Udeshi flagship store in

Mayfair, London

udeshi: the hero collection 2010

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