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Reminiscing about the week before I left London. Dressing up and down exactly like how London’s moods swing. I’m hopeful that next month, when I’m back, it will be warm, until it isn't…

Now in Hong Kong, getting our second store ready. Can’t wait to show you all tomorrow!

Reminiscing about the week before I left London. Dressing up and down exactly like how London’s moods swing. I’m hopeful that next month, when I’m back, it will be warm, until it isn't…

Now in Hong Kong, getting our second store ready. Can’t wait to show you all tomorrow!

Reminiscing about the week before I left London. Dressing up and down exactly like how London’s moods swing. I’m hopeful that next month, when I’m back, it will be warm, until it isn't…

Now in Hong Kong, getting our second store ready. Can’t wait to show you all tomorrow!

Reminiscing about the week before I left London. Dressing up and down exactly like how London’s moods swing. I’m hopeful that next month, when I’m back, it will be warm, until it isn't…

Now in Hong Kong, getting our second store ready. Can’t wait to show you all tomorrow!

Reminiscing about the week before I left London. Dressing up and down exactly like how London’s moods swing. I’m hopeful that next month, when I’m back, it will be warm, until it isn't…

Now in Hong Kong, getting our second store ready. Can’t wait to show you all tomorrow!

Reminiscing about the week before I left London. Dressing up and down exactly like how London’s moods swing. I’m hopeful that next month, when I’m back, it will be warm, until it isn't…

Now in Hong Kong, getting our second store ready. Can’t wait to show you all tomorrow!

Not so smart as a menswear guy. Forgot to order myself our Forager Barn Jacket to forage, so I ended up wearing a sport jacket with pockets filled with wild garlic and sorrels. Big regrets—no good amount of perfume can hide the smell of the seasonal wild garlic. Nature wins.

Not so smart as a menswear guy. Forgot to order myself our Forager Barn Jacket to forage, so I ended up wearing a sport jacket with pockets filled with wild garlic and sorrels. Big regrets—no good amount of perfume can hide the smell of the seasonal wild garlic. Nature wins.

Not so smart as a menswear guy. Forgot to order myself our Forager Barn Jacket to forage, so I ended up wearing a sport jacket with pockets filled with wild garlic and sorrels. Big regrets—no good amount of perfume can hide the smell of the seasonal wild garlic. Nature wins.

Not so smart as a menswear guy. Forgot to order myself our Forager Barn Jacket to forage, so I ended up wearing a sport jacket with pockets filled with wild garlic and sorrels. Big regrets—no good amount of perfume can hide the smell of the seasonal wild garlic. Nature wins.

Not so smart as a menswear guy. Forgot to order myself our Forager Barn Jacket to forage, so I ended up wearing a sport jacket with pockets filled with wild garlic and sorrels. Big regrets—no good amount of perfume can hide the smell of the seasonal wild garlic. Nature wins.

I committed a crime by wearing solaro separately.

This one’s for our home, Hong Kong! Andy and I, together with the entire The Anthology team, are truly excited to welcome you all.

We’re delighted to be opening our second location, now across the harbour on the Kowloon side. Please join us for an evening of drinks and celebration as we unveil this new space and share the moment with you. See you on the 5th floor, at K11 MUSEA! See poster for details!

This one’s for our home, Hong Kong! Andy and I, together with the entire The Anthology team, are truly excited to welcome you all.

We’re delighted to be opening our second location, now across the harbour on the Kowloon side. Please join us for an evening of drinks and celebration as we unveil this new space and share the moment with you. See you on the 5th floor, at K11 MUSEA! See poster for details!

This one’s for our home, Hong Kong! Andy and I, together with the entire The Anthology team, are truly excited to welcome you all.

We’re delighted to be opening our second location, now across the harbour on the Kowloon side. Please join us for an evening of drinks and celebration as we unveil this new space and share the moment with you. See you on the 5th floor, at K11 MUSEA! See poster for details!

This one’s for our home, Hong Kong! Andy and I, together with the entire The Anthology team, are truly excited to welcome you all.

We’re delighted to be opening our second location, now across the harbour on the Kowloon side. Please join us for an evening of drinks and celebration as we unveil this new space and share the moment with you. See you on the 5th floor, at K11 MUSEA! See poster for details!

Nothing much, just two solaro boys enjoying the sunshine! Summer we ready!

Nothing much, just two solaro boys enjoying the sunshine! Summer we ready!

Nothing much, just two solaro boys enjoying the sunshine! Summer we ready!

When spring season tries to confuse you, you just put everything together to confuse yourself even more. Five pieces of clothing I chose to wear for the week in case you need some inspiration. It’s our Strider Raincoat (thank me instead of the weatherman), Tropical Cavalry Twill Suit in Sand (love it, must check out!), black corduroy (just so versatile), cotton sweaters (very fitting for spring) and definitely the Stately Cardigan (when I want to look relatively dressed up as a disguise but in reality I just rolled out of bed)…

When spring season tries to confuse you, you just put everything together to confuse yourself even more. Five pieces of clothing I chose to wear for the week in case you need some inspiration. It’s our Strider Raincoat (thank me instead of the weatherman), Tropical Cavalry Twill Suit in Sand (love it, must check out!), black corduroy (just so versatile), cotton sweaters (very fitting for spring) and definitely the Stately Cardigan (when I want to look relatively dressed up as a disguise but in reality I just rolled out of bed)…

When spring season tries to confuse you, you just put everything together to confuse yourself even more. Five pieces of clothing I chose to wear for the week in case you need some inspiration. It’s our Strider Raincoat (thank me instead of the weatherman), Tropical Cavalry Twill Suit in Sand (love it, must check out!), black corduroy (just so versatile), cotton sweaters (very fitting for spring) and definitely the Stately Cardigan (when I want to look relatively dressed up as a disguise but in reality I just rolled out of bed)…

When spring season tries to confuse you, you just put everything together to confuse yourself even more. Five pieces of clothing I chose to wear for the week in case you need some inspiration. It’s our Strider Raincoat (thank me instead of the weatherman), Tropical Cavalry Twill Suit in Sand (love it, must check out!), black corduroy (just so versatile), cotton sweaters (very fitting for spring) and definitely the Stately Cardigan (when I want to look relatively dressed up as a disguise but in reality I just rolled out of bed)…

When spring season tries to confuse you, you just put everything together to confuse yourself even more. Five pieces of clothing I chose to wear for the week in case you need some inspiration. It’s our Strider Raincoat (thank me instead of the weatherman), Tropical Cavalry Twill Suit in Sand (love it, must check out!), black corduroy (just so versatile), cotton sweaters (very fitting for spring) and definitely the Stately Cardigan (when I want to look relatively dressed up as a disguise but in reality I just rolled out of bed)…

When spring season tries to confuse you, you just put everything together to confuse yourself even more. Five pieces of clothing I chose to wear for the week in case you need some inspiration. It’s our Strider Raincoat (thank me instead of the weatherman), Tropical Cavalry Twill Suit in Sand (love it, must check out!), black corduroy (just so versatile), cotton sweaters (very fitting for spring) and definitely the Stately Cardigan (when I want to look relatively dressed up as a disguise but in reality I just rolled out of bed)…

When spring season tries to confuse you, you just put everything together to confuse yourself even more. Five pieces of clothing I chose to wear for the week in case you need some inspiration. It’s our Strider Raincoat (thank me instead of the weatherman), Tropical Cavalry Twill Suit in Sand (love it, must check out!), black corduroy (just so versatile), cotton sweaters (very fitting for spring) and definitely the Stately Cardigan (when I want to look relatively dressed up as a disguise but in reality I just rolled out of bed)…

When spring season tries to confuse you, you just put everything together to confuse yourself even more. Five pieces of clothing I chose to wear for the week in case you need some inspiration. It’s our Strider Raincoat (thank me instead of the weatherman), Tropical Cavalry Twill Suit in Sand (love it, must check out!), black corduroy (just so versatile), cotton sweaters (very fitting for spring) and definitely the Stately Cardigan (when I want to look relatively dressed up as a disguise but in reality I just rolled out of bed)…

When spring season tries to confuse you, you just put everything together to confuse yourself even more. Five pieces of clothing I chose to wear for the week in case you need some inspiration. It’s our Strider Raincoat (thank me instead of the weatherman), Tropical Cavalry Twill Suit in Sand (love it, must check out!), black corduroy (just so versatile), cotton sweaters (very fitting for spring) and definitely the Stately Cardigan (when I want to look relatively dressed up as a disguise but in reality I just rolled out of bed)…

When spring season tries to confuse you, you just put everything together to confuse yourself even more. Five pieces of clothing I chose to wear for the week in case you need some inspiration. It’s our Strider Raincoat (thank me instead of the weatherman), Tropical Cavalry Twill Suit in Sand (love it, must check out!), black corduroy (just so versatile), cotton sweaters (very fitting for spring) and definitely the Stately Cardigan (when I want to look relatively dressed up as a disguise but in reality I just rolled out of bed)…

Severely delayed dump before the snow melts or else it no longer feels right.

Last photo as living proof that I’m actually Buzz Lightyear. Enjoy!

Severely delayed dump before the snow melts or else it no longer feels right.

Last photo as living proof that I’m actually Buzz Lightyear. Enjoy!

Severely delayed dump before the snow melts or else it no longer feels right.

Last photo as living proof that I’m actually Buzz Lightyear. Enjoy!

Severely delayed dump before the snow melts or else it no longer feels right.

Last photo as living proof that I’m actually Buzz Lightyear. Enjoy!

Severely delayed dump before the snow melts or else it no longer feels right.

Last photo as living proof that I’m actually Buzz Lightyear. Enjoy!

Severely delayed dump before the snow melts or else it no longer feels right.

Last photo as living proof that I’m actually Buzz Lightyear. Enjoy!

Severely delayed dump before the snow melts or else it no longer feels right.

Last photo as living proof that I’m actually Buzz Lightyear. Enjoy!

Severely delayed dump before the snow melts or else it no longer feels right.

Last photo as living proof that I’m actually Buzz Lightyear. Enjoy!

Severely delayed dump before the snow melts or else it no longer feels right.

Last photo as living proof that I’m actually Buzz Lightyear. Enjoy!

Severely delayed dump before the snow melts or else it no longer feels right.

Last photo as living proof that I’m actually Buzz Lightyear. Enjoy!

Severely delayed dump before the snow melts or else it no longer feels right.

Last photo as living proof that I’m actually Buzz Lightyear. Enjoy!

Severely delayed dump before the snow melts or else it no longer feels right.

Last photo as living proof that I’m actually Buzz Lightyear. Enjoy!

Severely delayed dump before the snow melts or else it no longer feels right.

Last photo as living proof that I’m actually Buzz Lightyear. Enjoy!

Severely delayed dump before the snow melts or else it no longer feels right.

Last photo as living proof that I’m actually Buzz Lightyear. Enjoy!

Severely delayed dump before the snow melts or else it no longer feels right.

Last photo as living proof that I’m actually Buzz Lightyear. Enjoy!

Severely delayed dump before the snow melts or else it no longer feels right.

Last photo as living proof that I’m actually Buzz Lightyear. Enjoy!

I had the pleasure of spending a week in London with some of our most stylish and wonderful #Anthologists. Safe to say my faith is restored, and after a brief hiatus with everything going on, I’m back on Instagram. NYC, see you next!

I had the pleasure of spending a week in London with some of our most stylish and wonderful #Anthologists. Safe to say my faith is restored, and after a brief hiatus with everything going on, I’m back on Instagram. NYC, see you next!

I had the pleasure of spending a week in London with some of our most stylish and wonderful #Anthologists. Safe to say my faith is restored, and after a brief hiatus with everything going on, I’m back on Instagram. NYC, see you next!

I had the pleasure of spending a week in London with some of our most stylish and wonderful #Anthologists. Safe to say my faith is restored, and after a brief hiatus with everything going on, I’m back on Instagram. NYC, see you next!

I had the pleasure of spending a week in London with some of our most stylish and wonderful #Anthologists. Safe to say my faith is restored, and after a brief hiatus with everything going on, I’m back on Instagram. NYC, see you next!

I had the pleasure of spending a week in London with some of our most stylish and wonderful #Anthologists. Safe to say my faith is restored, and after a brief hiatus with everything going on, I’m back on Instagram. NYC, see you next!

I had the pleasure of spending a week in London with some of our most stylish and wonderful #Anthologists. Safe to say my faith is restored, and after a brief hiatus with everything going on, I’m back on Instagram. NYC, see you next!

I had the pleasure of spending a week in London with some of our most stylish and wonderful #Anthologists. Safe to say my faith is restored, and after a brief hiatus with everything going on, I’m back on Instagram. NYC, see you next!

I had the pleasure of spending a week in London with some of our most stylish and wonderful #Anthologists. Safe to say my faith is restored, and after a brief hiatus with everything going on, I’m back on Instagram. NYC, see you next!

I had the pleasure of spending a week in London with some of our most stylish and wonderful #Anthologists. Safe to say my faith is restored, and after a brief hiatus with everything going on, I’m back on Instagram. NYC, see you next!

I had the pleasure of spending a week in London with some of our most stylish and wonderful #Anthologists. Safe to say my faith is restored, and after a brief hiatus with everything going on, I’m back on Instagram. NYC, see you next!

I had the pleasure of spending a week in London with some of our most stylish and wonderful #Anthologists. Safe to say my faith is restored, and after a brief hiatus with everything going on, I’m back on Instagram. NYC, see you next!

I had the pleasure of spending a week in London with some of our most stylish and wonderful #Anthologists. Safe to say my faith is restored, and after a brief hiatus with everything going on, I’m back on Instagram. NYC, see you next!

We are now in Shanghai! Join us for our Grand Opening if you are in town!

No one culture can dominate everything. What we see is only a small part of the bigger picture. Having stores in Hong Kong and Taiwan was just a glimpse of The Anthology. I’m eternally grateful that our team foresaw the need to create ready-to-wear collections since day one, allowing us to share the joy of crafting beautiful clothing with enthusiasts worldwide. With your support, the future is promising, and I am eager to see what lies ahead for us.

Every time we move, meaning expanding or starting up a new location, it reveals itself for what it is: a catalogue of a possible and shared world.

We’re thankful and excited to have the opportunity to plant roots in new places where we can continue to express our vision: sharing our passion for style and clothing with everyone.

Andy, Willy, I, and the entire Anthology team look forward to turning the page to new chapters with you. We are deeply grateful for all the love that has no geographical boundaries. Thank you for being part of The Anthology, whether you’re new or a long-time supporter.

On behalf of the team, I proudly introduce: La Maison by The Anthology.

Recently, I read this book, which made me reflect on what ‘home’ means to me. Over the past 80 days, I’ve been travelling around the world, engaging in various activities and staying in each city for less than 10 days. Looking at my itinerary for the next 20 days, I have five trips planned. For a long time, I’ve enjoyed travel, though it’s often been tinged with anxiety. Maybe it’s common for a middle-aged travelling salesman or businessman—though, in their case, they often fly private, which is different. Still, it’s not a competition, nor does it need to be. But for a young-ish man like myself, this has been quite a lot.

In the past few years, I’ve tended to struggle because I’ve always wanted a permanent base where I can settle. Having spoken to a close friend in person in Milan recently, I think I had a new reckoning. More interestingly, I noticed that our team and I had unconsciously had this realisation long before I did for my personal/work life. Which is great.

(Stay tuned to my next post, a little piece of humble writing. It will be a collab post with and for The Anthology.)

Recently, I read this book, which made me reflect on what ‘home’ means to me. Over the past 80 days, I’ve been travelling around the world, engaging in various activities and staying in each city for less than 10 days. Looking at my itinerary for the next 20 days, I have five trips planned. For a long time, I’ve enjoyed travel, though it’s often been tinged with anxiety. Maybe it’s common for a middle-aged travelling salesman or businessman—though, in their case, they often fly private, which is different. Still, it’s not a competition, nor does it need to be. But for a young-ish man like myself, this has been quite a lot.

In the past few years, I’ve tended to struggle because I’ve always wanted a permanent base where I can settle. Having spoken to a close friend in person in Milan recently, I think I had a new reckoning. More interestingly, I noticed that our team and I had unconsciously had this realisation long before I did for my personal/work life. Which is great.

(Stay tuned to my next post, a little piece of humble writing. It will be a collab post with and for The Anthology.)

Recently, I read this book, which made me reflect on what ‘home’ means to me. Over the past 80 days, I’ve been travelling around the world, engaging in various activities and staying in each city for less than 10 days. Looking at my itinerary for the next 20 days, I have five trips planned. For a long time, I’ve enjoyed travel, though it’s often been tinged with anxiety. Maybe it’s common for a middle-aged travelling salesman or businessman—though, in their case, they often fly private, which is different. Still, it’s not a competition, nor does it need to be. But for a young-ish man like myself, this has been quite a lot.

In the past few years, I’ve tended to struggle because I’ve always wanted a permanent base where I can settle. Having spoken to a close friend in person in Milan recently, I think I had a new reckoning. More interestingly, I noticed that our team and I had unconsciously had this realisation long before I did for my personal/work life. Which is great.

(Stay tuned to my next post, a little piece of humble writing. It will be a collab post with and for The Anthology.)

Recently, I read this book, which made me reflect on what ‘home’ means to me. Over the past 80 days, I’ve been travelling around the world, engaging in various activities and staying in each city for less than 10 days. Looking at my itinerary for the next 20 days, I have five trips planned. For a long time, I’ve enjoyed travel, though it’s often been tinged with anxiety. Maybe it’s common for a middle-aged travelling salesman or businessman—though, in their case, they often fly private, which is different. Still, it’s not a competition, nor does it need to be. But for a young-ish man like myself, this has been quite a lot.

In the past few years, I’ve tended to struggle because I’ve always wanted a permanent base where I can settle. Having spoken to a close friend in person in Milan recently, I think I had a new reckoning. More interestingly, I noticed that our team and I had unconsciously had this realisation long before I did for my personal/work life. Which is great.

(Stay tuned to my next post, a little piece of humble writing. It will be a collab post with and for The Anthology.)

Recently, I read this book, which made me reflect on what ‘home’ means to me. Over the past 80 days, I’ve been travelling around the world, engaging in various activities and staying in each city for less than 10 days. Looking at my itinerary for the next 20 days, I have five trips planned. For a long time, I’ve enjoyed travel, though it’s often been tinged with anxiety. Maybe it’s common for a middle-aged travelling salesman or businessman—though, in their case, they often fly private, which is different. Still, it’s not a competition, nor does it need to be. But for a young-ish man like myself, this has been quite a lot.

In the past few years, I’ve tended to struggle because I’ve always wanted a permanent base where I can settle. Having spoken to a close friend in person in Milan recently, I think I had a new reckoning. More interestingly, I noticed that our team and I had unconsciously had this realisation long before I did for my personal/work life. Which is great.

(Stay tuned to my next post, a little piece of humble writing. It will be a collab post with and for The Anthology.)

Recently, I read this book, which made me reflect on what ‘home’ means to me. Over the past 80 days, I’ve been travelling around the world, engaging in various activities and staying in each city for less than 10 days. Looking at my itinerary for the next 20 days, I have five trips planned. For a long time, I’ve enjoyed travel, though it’s often been tinged with anxiety. Maybe it’s common for a middle-aged travelling salesman or businessman—though, in their case, they often fly private, which is different. Still, it’s not a competition, nor does it need to be. But for a young-ish man like myself, this has been quite a lot.

In the past few years, I’ve tended to struggle because I’ve always wanted a permanent base where I can settle. Having spoken to a close friend in person in Milan recently, I think I had a new reckoning. More interestingly, I noticed that our team and I had unconsciously had this realisation long before I did for my personal/work life. Which is great.

(Stay tuned to my next post, a little piece of humble writing. It will be a collab post with and for The Anthology.)

Recently, I read this book, which made me reflect on what ‘home’ means to me. Over the past 80 days, I’ve been travelling around the world, engaging in various activities and staying in each city for less than 10 days. Looking at my itinerary for the next 20 days, I have five trips planned. For a long time, I’ve enjoyed travel, though it’s often been tinged with anxiety. Maybe it’s common for a middle-aged travelling salesman or businessman—though, in their case, they often fly private, which is different. Still, it’s not a competition, nor does it need to be. But for a young-ish man like myself, this has been quite a lot.

In the past few years, I’ve tended to struggle because I’ve always wanted a permanent base where I can settle. Having spoken to a close friend in person in Milan recently, I think I had a new reckoning. More interestingly, I noticed that our team and I had unconsciously had this realisation long before I did for my personal/work life. Which is great.

(Stay tuned to my next post, a little piece of humble writing. It will be a collab post with and for The Anthology.)

Happy holidays all! Went on a little staycation over the weekend and was such a treat to have found a copy of the @fourseasons magazine lying in the study. This wasn’t something on my bingo card but hey what a pleasant surprise! I’ve read this before by post and also via email when the editors sent out to us, but having found it while I was plugging my phone to charge certainly hit differently. It was nice to see this being circulated around the FS hotel group globally. Huge thanks to my friend @eric_twardzik for including us in this article, and of course, FS, such an important luxury hospitality institution for having us in it.

Least to say, the team and I look forward to delivering more well-tailored fits and beautiful designs in the coming year. In case I don’t return online before 2026, wishing you all a wonderful end of year!