Kestin

Kestin FW21 Collection

Kestin has done it yet again for FW21, offering up a veritable cornucopia of classic garms. Like SS21 before it, this season is inspired by the work of textile designer Bernat Klein, whose influence you can see in pieces like the beautiful Bernat Jacket and Ormiston Shirt Jacket in sand jacquard. For the colder months we’ve got the insulated Flight Jacket, a straightforward piece that’s perfect for rainy November days. Pieces like the Rosyth Shirt Jacket and Crieff Technical Windbreaker can serve as both September outerwear and winter mid-layers, while the Aberlour Carpenter Pant, Kelso Pant, and Luss Trouser offer similar versatility in the legwear department.

Kestin Fabric Care

For our FW21 offering from Kestin, we recommend washing on a cold cycle and hanging to dry.

In Conversation: With Kestin Hare

Since founding his namesake label in 2015, Kestin Hare has quickly become the poster child for modern Scottish clothing design. His garments are eminently wearable, stuffed to the brim with utilitarian good looks but never too “fashion-y” for the average guy. Part of that appeal is the clear workwear and military influence, genres of men’s clothing which were founded on functionality and which Kestin is intimately familiar with (he spent four years as Head of Design at Nigel Cabourn). That vintage flair combined with his dedication to fabric technology is a formula that has totally won us over at Wallace—so much so that we thought “hey, maybe we should talk to this guy.”Read more

KESTIN: SCOTLAND'S FINEST

In the history of men’s clothing, Scotland has not typically been known as a capital of fashion. Tartan, kilts, and Harris Tweed dominate the conversation, but Edinburgh-based designer Kestin Hare is steadily changing that image. Since founding his namesake brand Kestin in 2015, the label has consistently produced some of the best workwear and vintage-inspired clothing on the market...Read more