Holland Cooper is an entirely British made brand offering luxury tailoring for men and women. Since its advent the label has become instantly recognisable thanks to its use of superior Scottish woven tweed and wool, as well as its signature details in the finest suede and leather.
I’m wearing a Zermatt Down Puffer Coat and HC signature Belt
Jade Holland Cooper established her brand in 2008, and against all odds she’s crafted a go-to label for high quality, locally manufactured country style. To the surprise of her peers, Jade turned down unconditional offers at both London College of Fashion and Central St Martins, and chose to leave her studies to found Holland Cooper aged just 21.
“There was simply nothing to wear to country events with any style or individuality, so I set about creating my own” Jade says. She then made it her task to lead the accelerating movement towards championing British made brands. She now owns a host of successful retail stores across the UK and is a major seller in Harrods, as well as online.
Growing up in the countryside, and with a studio based in Suffolk, Jade combines her love of country casual with big city chic. Her newest pieces include delicate fine knits, tartan blazer and skirt co-ords, feather wreathed trilbys and plenty of gleaming gold metalware that brings a youthful excitement to the range.
We’re currently itching to get hold of Holland Cooper’s eternally elegant Classic Black Cape, featuring a buckled neck band and suede trims; as well as the stunningly relevant Kempton Coat in bold green and blue tartan with leather trims and gold buttons.
The menswear range boasts a surprisingly versatile array of logo belts and baker boys, as well as sharply tailored coats cut in superior British fabrics. Intricacies like colourful suede on the under collars, or limited edition silks on the inside pockets are the ultra luxe details that set the label apart.
Continually charging ahead with a clear direction in sight, Holland Cooper is one brand with a future that’s only set to get brighter.
Written by Thea Carley
