Gift Guide — S.S.DALEY
Buying a gift for someone who genuinely cares about fashion is one of the harder things to do well. S.S.DALEY exists precisely for this moment — a British luxury fashion house with enough cultural credibility to matter, enough craft to justify the price, and enough personality to be remembered.
S.S.DALEY is a LVMH Prize and BFC Newgen Award-winning brand, founded in Liverpool in 2020 by Steven Stokey-Daley. Harry Styles wore the brand to the BRIT Awards. The pieces are made in Scotland and England and ship worldwide from London.
Gifts for the Fashion-Conscious Man
The Harold Sweater Vest — £135
S.S.DALEY's best-selling piece. A 100% wool intarsia sweater vest featuring the brand's signature dachshund motif — worked in contrast yarn across the chest, knitted in Scotland. Inspired by 1950s British railway uniform styling. The kind of gift that makes someone feel genuinely seen — for the man who dresses with intention.
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The Harold V-Neck Sweater — £250
The full sweater version of the best-seller above — the same intarsia dachshund motif in a long-sleeve knit, 100% pure wool, knitted in Scotland. A serious winter wardrobe piece. A considered alternative to the standard cashmere gifting option, for a man who will immediately understand what it is.
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The Cyril Lamb Motif Cardigan — £495
For the gift that means something. The Cyril is crafted from 100% superfine Scottish lambswool with mirrored leaping lambs worked through the body in intricate intarsia. A significant piece from a significant brand — for a man or woman aged 25–50 who collects fashion rather than cycles through it.
The Harrow Polo — £195
100% pure wool, knitted in Scotland, in a marled oatmeal. Clean, minimal, beautifully made. For the man who has moved beyond noise and wants something that lasts a decade. Works across the full range of how men dress — quietly distinctive without announcing itself.
Gifts for the Fashion-Conscious Woman
The Kate Twill Argyle Pleated Skirt — £295
S.S.DALEY's top-selling womenswear piece. A mid-weight smooth twill skirt with sun-ray pleats and a painterly dusky pink and burgundy argyle print — inspired by British painter Ithell Colquhoun. For the woman who dresses with a real point of view. A piece that photographs beautifully and wears even better.
The Pointer Skirt — £385
100% silk twill, printed with a watercolour English Pointer dog against vermillion borders — referencing 1970s King's Road silk scarf culture. For the woman with genuine personal style who wants something she won't see on anyone else.
The Birdwatcher Silk Shirt — £395
100% silk, printed with birds lifted from an 18th-century ornithological study — in greens, purples, blues and reds. Available in long and short sleeve. For women and men who find most silk shirts entirely predictable. The shirt that gets a reaction every time it's worn.
Pieces That Work Across Everyone
The Sugar & Spice Cardigan — £495
100% superfine lambswool, wine-red, with intarsia sugar cube and spice jar motifs worked across the front. S.S.DALEY's playfulness at its most refined. For the person whose wardrobe already has the serious pieces covered and wants something that makes people stop and ask.
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Questions
What price range is S.S.DALEY?
Pieces range from £90 for jersey and accessories to £850 for outerwear. The sweet spot for gifting is £135–£495 — knitwear and shirting that feels genuinely luxurious.
Where does S.S.DALEY ship?
Worldwide from London — United Kingdom, United States, Europe, Japan, South Korea, Australia and beyond.
Is S.S.DALEY a well-known brand?
S.S.DALEY is a LVMH Prize recipient and BFC Newgen Award winner — the two most significant prizes in British fashion. The brand shows at London Fashion Week and has been covered by Vogue, i-D, The Guardian, and the Financial Times. Harry Styles wore the brand to the 2023 BRIT Awards.
Who is S.S.DALEY for?
For men and women aged roughly 22–50 who take fashion seriously. People in London, New York, Paris, Seoul, and Tokyo who buy clothes to keep.