Barbour Tartan Wool Scarf
$$Tartan wool, the cheapest way into the season. Wrap it twice and let it go slightly rumpled.
Issue 3
Accessories Editor
Tartan wool, the cheapest way into the season. Wrap it twice and let it go slightly rumpled.
Scottish wool, tartan check, frayed edges. It will look better after one wet walk than before.
Jack disagrees: “Two tartan Barbour scarves. Pick the cheaper one and spend the difference on a candle.”
Glossy brown resin on a small gold-plated hoop, with a double link. Autumn, at ear height.
Jack disagrees: “Glossy resin. The brief says avoid high-shine synthetics, and here it is, at ear height.”
Marbled caramel resin, gold-plated brass rim. Like a boiled sweet, only far less likely to be eaten.
Tortoise resin teardrop with a gold-plated brass rim. Pair with an oat jumper and nothing else.
Small gold-finish brass hoops. Brass warms with wear, which suits everything else in this edit.

Lower shaft, easy entry, sheepskin inside. The sensible boot for leaf-kicking on a Sunday.
Dark brown suede, studded trim, low block heel. Bark colour, with a little mischief at the seams.
Dark brown suede with elasticated side panels and a block heel. Comfortable enough to be used until October.
Leather belt, brass hardware, reversible. Brass mellows with handling; so, with luck, do we.
Coffee-brown suede, lace-up, pull-tab at the heel. Built for gravel paths and a long lunch.
Jack disagrees: “Four brown suede boots. This is a cobbler's window, not an edit.”
Brown suede, knit inserts, rubber lug sole. The boot for wet lanes and keeping the cardigan company.
Jack disagrees: “Embellished suede for a brief about rumpled. Who decorates a boot for wet lanes?”
Critic at Large
A lightweight plum flush rather than a painted lip, which suits a rumpled cardigan and a long walk.