THE SARTORIAL EDIT
L. Cornelissen & Son Pigment Shop
Stepping inside L. Cornelissen & Son feels like discovering a wonderfully preserved corner of old London. Established in 1855 and still surrounded by its original Victorian fittings, the Great Russell Street institution is a treasure trove of pigments, paints, brushes, papers, gilding materials, and specialist artists’ supplies. Beloved by generations of artists and makers, it is as much a destination for the curious as it is a working shop, and one of those increasingly rare places where expertise, history, and craftsmanship remain wonderfully tangible.
SCHOSTAL ROMA
A Roman institution since 1870, Schostal Originals has been quietly perfecting the art of beautifully made essentials for more than 150 years. With its old-world Italian sensibility, the house feels particularly at home in autumn, when classic striped pajamas, brushed cotton and flannel shirts, timeless robes, and wool socks come into their own. Understated, impeccably crafted, and refreshingly removed from seasonal trends, these are pieces made for slow mornings, weekends in the country and cooler evenings, a reminder of the enduring appeal of buying fewer, better things and wearing them for years.
K’ab Juun, nyc
In Manhattan’s Meatpacking District, K’ab Juun offers a beautifully curated window into contemporary Mexican design. Opened in 2025 by Ilana Goldberg and Dafna Puszkar, it is part gallery, part design destination, the space brings together sculptural furniture, ceramics, textiles, and one-of-a-kind objects sourced directly from independent Mexican makers and studios. The emphasis is on pieces that honor traditional craft while expressing a distinctly contemporary point of view, objects chosen not simply for how they look, but for the materials, makers, and stories behind them.
BENTLEY MOTORS X MULLINER
For more than a century, Bentley has represented a distinctly British approach to craftsmanship, where performance is matched by an extraordinary attention to material, detail and the human hand. At its home in Crewe, skilled artisans work across leather, wood veneers, embroidery, paint and intricate marquetry, with Mulliner (Bentley’s bespoke commissioning and coach building division) taking this tradition of bespoke craftsmanship even further. From individually selected colors, materials and finishes to entirely coach built, one-of-one creations, each commission offers an extraordinary level of personalization. It is a compelling reminder that the finest cars are not simply engineered but crafted.