Journal

If there is one thing we make sure we’re never short of, it’s coffee. So, when the paint wasn’t to hand we reached for the coffee to help us with our spring/summer pattern exploration. Painting with coffee produces a neutral...

The New York lifestyle is definitely a contrast to the that of the laid-back & slower-paced West Coast, but it is a city filled with creatives, big ideas & good coffee. It is a city that, while bigger in scale,...

Not only is our Tour Jacket pattern based on the classic 1950’s-’60s mechanic jacket, but the hand-drawn artwork print that lines the inside was influenced by the same era. The ‘Aloha’ style drawings were inspired by vintage, primarily Hawaiian, radio...

Our spring 21 collection is a continuation of our journey to producing higher quality, more wearable, and considered clothing. While there will always be seasonal products, we wanted to create a collection that you can wear now and forever- pieces...

Following the launch of our new pull-over hoodies & sweatshirts, we’ve been throwing the term ‘loopback’ around left, right and centre. But what actually is loopback fabric, and what are benefits of using it?

Featuring breathable cotton loopbacks & heavy acid-wash fabrics, this collection of 2 crewneck sweaters & 2 relaxed hoodies were built to go beyond a single season. Considered foundation layers for easy wear around the home, or wherever!

For every Think Free T-shirt that we sell, we will donate £10 to a known mental health charity that supports those suffering with their mental health and campaigns to improve services & promote understanding. Each t-shirt also comes with a free enamel pin...

P&Co Customs is a collection of super limited edition pieces, customised by hand & in-house & by our Co-Founder & Creative Director Lee Timms. The first project to come out of P&Co Customs is our super limited hand-stencilled N1 Deck...

We have always appreciated the outdoors and what mother nature has to offer us. We believe that it’s our responsibility to make sure that our forests & oceans are still there for future free-thinkers to explore- which is why we’re...