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New, Exclusive to Emma Willis, Oxford Check Shirt Collection
Our Autumn collection features Swiss Oxford Cottons woven using a fine yarn and their perfectionist weaving and finishing techniques to create a smooth, breathable, attractive cloth which ...
The Pick: This Swiss cotton shirt from Emma Willis will tickle you pink - The Gentleman's Journal
If there’s anything more drab than this drizzly weather, it’s having to trudge to work in this drizzly weather; spending endless desk-bound hours drying off in the bullpen and boardroom. But this...
Emma Willis, founder of Style for Soldiers, receives her own team shirt from Peter Dommett, captain of long-range target shooting team 'MXM'. Team MXM have been supporters of other in...
The Best Menswear Shops in London - Fashionbeans.com
Another Jermyn Street mainstay, Emma Willis is a relatively new name on the London shirting scene. However, in just over two decades, her shop has been able to give established names 10 times its a...
Hugh Bonneville wears Emma Willis White Poplin shirt on the cover of Saga Magazine
Hugh Bonneville wears Emma Willis White Poplin shirt on the cover of Saga Magazine
A short shirting history of Emma Willis - Gentleman's Journal
Emma Willis is a force to be reckoned with. From humble beginnings in a small workroom in New Cross, the bold British businesswoman has grown her eponymous brand beyond recognition. In 1999, Willi...
The Pick: Emma Willis Brushed Cotton Shirt
“As one of Jermyn Street’s preeminent shirtmaker, the Emma Willis brand embodies the philosophy of British-made — something we value incredibly highly. Each of her shirts are lovingly brought to li...
How to wear the Perfect shirt - Matches Fashion
MATCHESFASHION.COM's market director Megan Reynolds shows us five ways to wear the wardrobe favourite, from crisp whites to retro stripes. Words by Lauren Milligan. If chosen wisely and styled...
I have bought linen from many different mills over the years but have found, to me, the absolutely perfect linen from Italy. The flax is grown in France and then woven, dyed and finished in the Nor...