Our Journal

For Autumn Winter 2025, Walker Slater returns to the Scottish Highlands to showcase a seasonal selection of our classic tailoring and outerwear. 

This is a dilemma faced by generations of elegant dressers. Both cloths possess a sense of heritage, both command respect and both pay back their wearer in different ways. It's not a question of one outweighing the other, but of situation: where the jacket will be worn, what will you wear with it, and what impact are you hoping to make?

At the heart of SS25: Countryside Escape lies an exploration of classic tweed weaves, particularly patterns like Glen checks and Donegals. These designs have stood the test of time, offering both boldness and subtlety while maintaining a timeless, classic appeal. This balance captures the spirit of the season as well as our overall look and feel.

2024 marks our 35th anniversary, and with this milestone we reflect on the essence and evolution of Walker Slater. Our commitment remains to champion the heritage and sustainability of tweed and woolen fabrics. The tweed cloth is a beautiful, traditional textile- but the possibilities of its wearable options are vast, and not limited to the traditional. We acknowledge that the clothing needs and styles of individuals are expansive, and aim to broadly deliver across this spectrum while maintaining our core values of Scottish heritage, tailoring excellence, and tweed specialization.

2024 marks our 35th anniversary, and with this milestone we reflect on the essence and evolution of Walker Slater. Our commitment remains to champion the heritage and sustainability of tweed and woolen fabrics. The tweed cloth is a beautiful, traditional textile- but the possibilities of its wearable options are vast, and not limited to the traditional. We acknowledge that the clothing needs and styles of individuals are expansive, and aim to broadly deliver across this spectrum while maintaining our core values of Scottish heritage, tailoring excellence, and tweed specialisation.

This season Walker Slater has ventured on to the streets of Belgravia in London to explore the elegant terraced stucco townhouses, garden squares, international embassies and upmarket hotels. ⁠While our Scottish landscapes remain an endless source of inspiration, for this collection, we have been influenced by the early 19th Century district developed by Richard Grosvenor, 2nd Marquess of...