With skinhead style, the small details have always counted. The turn-up on your jeans, the roll of a shirt collar, and, of course, the width of your braces. Narrow braces became a signature of the late-sixties skinhead look, alongside button-down shirts, cropped denim and well-polished boots. As the look moved towards suedehead, the appetite for smart clothes and precise details carried through into sharper tailoring.

Our Japanese-made braces are proper skinny: just over half an inch wide, with a neat profile that works equally well with jeans, Sta-Prest or a pair of suit trousers. A little colour against a plain shirt, or a finishing touch beneath one of our three-button suits.

Available in sky blue, olive, bold orange, burgundy and off-white. Clip-on fastenings mean you can wear them with any trousers, without needing brace buttons.

One size fits all. Please select your colour from the size drop-down menu.