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    <description>Facial hair is a negotiation between geometry, industry and intent. We consulted a London master barber and sifted the evidence to help every man decide what — if anything — should grow between his sideburns.</description>
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    <description>On a rain-slicked platform at Clapham Junction, nothing betrays a man faster than the sad arc of a broken £3 brolly. We examine the unspoken hierarchy of British rain gear — and how to climb it without saying a word.</description>
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    <description>From City chambers to Shoreditch studios, the British workplace has never been more sartorially confused. We propose a simple three-level framework that lets you dress correctly for any office, client meeting or Friday round.</description>
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    <description>A drawer of forgettable watches serves a man far worse than a single considered timepiece worn every day. We make the case for the signature watch — and show you how to choose one at any budget.</description>
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    <description>Most men sit in the barber&#039;s chair, mumble &#039;just a tidy up&#039;, and leave with whatever they&#039;re given. We consulted UK barbers to compile the questions worth asking, the jargon worth knowing, and the habits that turn a good haircut into a reliable one.</description>
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    <description>A suit is not judged in a showroom but at 11pm in a crowded public house, pint in hand and forecast undecided. We make the case for clothing built to survive a proper British Friday — and question the cult of unwearable Instagram tailoring.</description>
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    <description>Britain&#039;s climate rarely cooperates, so your wardrobe needs to work harder. We&#039;ve distilled the modern gentleman&#039;s wardrobe into twelve versatile pieces that handle morning drizzle, afternoon brightness and a chilly evening — without compromising on style.</description>
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    <description>Tweed and moleskin were once the preserve of country squires and working men alike. Today, they&#039;re back at the forefront of contemporary British style — and the revival looks built to last. We speak to the mills and stylists driving the renaissance.</description>
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