An anticipated extension of her celebrated womenswear line, Stella McCartney's menswear collection draws inspiration from her inaugural work in tailoring on Savile Row in 1995. While shadowing Edward Sexton following her studies at Central Saint Martins, McCartney honed tailoring skills that would influence collections at Chloé as well as her namesake label. Ever committed to ethical production processes, the McCartney label reflects its values in its designs: ranges of shirts, trousers, jackets, and accessories are sustainably produced without the use of leathers and furs. With a progressive, gender-inclusive take on laid-back luxury, the Stella McCartney brand continues to champion utilitarian wearability and directional design.