10 Old Money Brands Men Over 50 Wear (Never Heard of #1)

10 Old Money Brands Men Over 50 Wear (Never Heard of #1) These are ten old money brands that men over fifty wear quietly, from a waxed-jacket maker in South Shields to a London hatter that dates to sixteen seventy-six. Number one is an Italian mill most people have never heard of, and Hermès took a minority stake in it in November 2025. In this documentary countdown we look at Barbour, Crockett and Jones, Floris, Lock and Company, Cordings, Anderson and Sheppard, Fox Brothers, Begg and Co, Budd Shirtmakers, and Lanificio Luigi Colombo. For each one we cover who founded it, who owns it today, and why a man past fifty tends to end up with it. That includes the soft English drape of a Savile Row suit, a Goodyear-welted shoe that can be resoled for decades, a flannel mill still making cloth in England, and a shirtmaker that reopened across the arcade after a wartime bomb. This isn't a list of logos. It's a list of makers, and the question to ask before you buy is simple. Who made the cloth, and who owns the mill? Where a claim comes from a company's own account, the video says so. Sources are listed below. #oldmoney #quietluxury #menswear #mensstyle #menover50 #styleover50 #savilerow #britishmade #heritagebrands #luxurybrands #classicmenswear #timelessstyle 1. Budd (shirtmakers), Wikipedia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Budd_(shirtmakers) 2. Budd blog, the bomb https://buddshirts.co.uk/blogs/blog/budd-bomb-2 3. Budd about us https://www.buddshirts.co.uk/pages/abo