Sartorial 65: Paul Weller Style - Five Decades of Cool
"I’ve always liked my clothes, even before I could properly afford them. Clothes for me were never a cloak, a cover. They were how I chose to express myself." Paul Weller.
Books
“Sartorial 65 is different to any other Paul Weller publication because it’s completely unilateral. It doesn’t consist of any input from fans or their emotions. It contains facts. And it’s the only Paul Weller publication that investigates, in tremendous detail, every item of clothing he’s been involved in or collaborated with.
We span all periods of Paul’s life from the very early days of The Jam right up to now. Covering the beginning of punk up to the recent interest in folk albums. Each period has its own charm, music and fashion trends. Paul Weller has this knack of making each one relevant and still fascinating to this day. Some love just a certain period, e.g., The Jam, others The Style Council, many, many fans love everything, like me.”
Nick Keen, founder.
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Posters
Each edition of Sartorial 65 comes with its own limited-edition art print, designed in collaboration with talented artists within the community: Matt Grainger from Vinyl Soul, Alex Borg (The Stero Typist), Chris Masson, Alf Button (Alf Button's Revenge) and more.
After popular demand, a selection of these artworks are now available for individual purchase, plus we've expanded our collection to include designs you won't find anywhere else.
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T-Shirts
The T-shirt chapter in Sartorial 65 is one of the chunkiest, covering the history of this iconic piece of merchandise as it travelled the world on the backs of the greats, from Nirvana’s smiley and the lips of The Rolling Stones to the raglan tees of The Strokes. So it was only fitting Sartorial 65 launched its own collection too.
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Calendars
Not only is our calendar packed with 12 striking images in collaboration with Alf Button’s Revenge, but you’ll also find over 70 Paul Weller milestones — from The Jam to The Style Council and his solo work — dotted throughout the year. So if you’ve got a lot of gigs to keep track of, or you’re looking to add a design- and music-focused calendar to your space, this is it.