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Naked & Famous Denim stitches a little Canadian charm into every pair of its top-quality jeans
Elliott is a content producer and writer currently living in Vancouver, Canada.
Elliott writes for various magazines and websites and covering a broad selection of subject matter, from menswear to the simple pleasure of sweet potato (seriously, read below).
Reach him on the usual social channels @ElliottLGeorge or email [email protected] for more information.
Naked & Famous Denim stitches a little Canadian charm into every pair of its top-quality jeans
…is the mantra behind every McNair garment made locally in Slaithwaite, West Yorkshire. We meet the close-knit team behind these handmade shirts
Timothy Everest MBE is much more than a tailor. He's also more than just another designer of impeccable, timeless garments. Vogue might celebrate the fact that Everest has "dressed some of the world's most famous people" but he's certainly more than a stylist to the stars.
London's Garbstore is a menswear shop alive with craftsmanship, experimentation and a love of detail…
It's a long way to California, but that doesn't put off the hardy surfers of Cornwall. Zoom-Zoom dips its toe in…
Owners of the Field Notes pocket books will already be acquainted with the design work of Aaron James Draplin, the larger-than-life graphic designer from the Midwest…
A specialist sailing shop in London's West End is a magnet for mariners and fashion fans alike, as Elliott Lewis-George discovers…
I was about ten when my dad plonked a plate down in front of me with what honestly looked like a dehydrated turd sitting on it. "That's a sweet potato," he said…
In his memoirs of the Spanish Civil War, writer George Orwell described how it felt to be shot in the throat. Seventy-five years later, Elliott Lewis-George remembers a bolt from the blue that still hurt long after the physical pain had gone…
I always struggle to articulate what attracts me to Berlin. Since my first trip at the age of sixteen, I feel like I'm selling my favourite city short when I reach for the "so cool" cop out without elaborating further. I'd blame the hazy comedowns but that excuse soon wears thin.
This magazine makes no secret of its devotion to the concept of the city. Elliott Lewis-George sits down with write and historian Leo Hollis, author of 'Cities Are Good For You: The Genius Of The Metropolis' to try and understand why we love them so much…
Trendy grub appears, sells out an vanishes from our Instagram feeds quicker than you can devour a ramen burger. Yet the humble Indian resturant remains, the opposite of some flash-in-the-pan money-spinner where meals are served on a slate…
The Imperial 50 shows that nothing embodies the soul of writing more than the typewriter, argues Elliott Lewis-George (vehemently)…
Since August 2009, the anonymous 'Gentle Author' has spent every day documenting east London on the Spitalfields Life blog. From profiling the capital's oldest fireman to exploring Whitechapel's strip of fried chicken shops…