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Paul Smith at Yards Store, across underwear and socks, loungewear, T-shirts and shirts, shoes and trainers, scarves, gloves, wallets and homeware. The signature stripe runs through most of it, which is the point — Paul

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About Paul Smith

Paul Smith opened a three-metre-square shop in Nottingham in 1970, open two days a week, and built one of the few genuinely international British menswear labels out of it. The approach has not changed much: classic shapes with something unexpected in them, usually colour. The multicoloured signature stripe is the shorthand, and it turns up on everything here from socks to towels.

What that means practically is that a Paul Smith piece works in places a louder brand would not. A striped sock under a suit, a lining nobody sees, a plain navy jumper with one thing off about it. It is why the brand sells as heavily in socks and underwear as it does in tailoring.

Paul Smith socks, underwear and loungewear

This is the largest part of the range and the reason most people buy the brand for the first time. The socks run from the signature stripe multipacks through Hudson check, Norwich check, cable knits and the odd-sock pairs where the two do not match. Underwear is mostly boxer briefs and trunks in three, five and seven packs, and the loungewear covers jersey shorts and pants, waffle hoodies, dressing gowns and pyjama bottoms.

Worth knowing on the multipacks: the mixed packs give you one plain and two patterned rather than three of the same, which is generally the better buy if you are trying the brand out.

Paul Smith shoes, trainers and clothing

The Buster is the shoe with the strongest following — a suede derby that turns up on more feet than any other Paul Smith style. The Rex and Dover are the trainers, the Bolzano is the loafer, and the Amos and Lee cover the plainer end. On the clothing side the range runs to graphic and logo T-shirts, polos, overshirts, jeans and blousons.

Paul Smith scarves, gloves, wallets and homeware

The accessories are where the stripe does most of its work. Scarves in merino, lambswool and cashmere blends, leather and wool gloves, card holders and wallets, belts, caps and bucket hats. Beyond that there are mugs, towels, notebooks and umbrellas — the pieces people buy as gifts, and the reason the brand shows up at Christmas in a way most menswear labels do not.

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Paul Smith FAQs

Yes. We carry Paul Smith online and in our Manchester and Sheffield shops, though what is in store varies from what is online and changes through the season. Worth calling ahead if you are after something specific.
The multicoloured stripe the brand has used since the 1990s, and the thing most people recognise it by. It appears across socks, underwear, scarves, towels and accessories, sometimes as the whole design and sometimes as a small trim or lining. The Artist Stripe is the broader, painterly version of the same idea.
A suede derby and the brand's best-known shoe, with a rounded toe and a chunky rubber sole. It sits between a smart shoe and a casual one, which is why it has stayed in the range for years while other styles have come and gone.
They are what a lot of people buy first and keep buying. The socks are mercerised cotton blends rather than plain cotton, so they hold colour and shape through washing, and the multipacks work out considerably better value than the singles. They are also the easiest Paul Smith gift to get right, since there is no sizing to guess at.