They argue upper-class people tend to have a specific way ... Jeremy Hackett, co-founder of men's clothes store Hackett, told The Telegraph: 'The King is well known for patching up his clothes ...

Forget the flashy cars and designer labels. The real signs of being genuinely upper-class are often far more subtle, ...

Because, like with diamond rings or designer clothes of old, upper-class people don a luxury belief to separate themselves from the lower class. These beliefs, in turn, produce real, tangible ...

It raises the question: what should the upper class’s relationship to utilitarian clothing look like? Anybody who went to a liberal arts college, or had an unemployed roommate with an excessive ...