Campbell’s of Beauly crafts the Cannich Jacket with Wm Brown

Campbell’s of Beauly and Wm Brown Magazine have joined forces to create the Cannich Jacket, a garment that distils the essence of Highland country dress into a single, beautifully considered piece. The collaboration speaks to a shared language of tradition and craft, two houses that understand the particular vocabulary of Scottish tweed and the timeless appeal of understated good taste.

The jacket arrives in a Gun Club Check, a pattern chosen to echo the rich visual identity of Wm Brown Magazine. Warm browns and earthy tones move across the weave, creating a texture that reads as both refined and approachable. Characteristic of Campbell’s approach to tailoring, the construction favours a relaxed silhouette rather than rigid formality. The fabric itself carries weight and substance; this is tweed with genuine presence, finished with a burgundy lining and fastened by horn buttons in shades of amber and olive.

What makes the Cannich particularly versatile is its willingness to move between contexts. Layered over substantial knitwear, it belongs on a Highland hill, suited to the work of a day outdoors. Worn unbuttoned over denim and paired with polished boots, it translates equally well to a weekend in the city, where its quiet authority quietly commands attention. The jacket carries the collaborative label of both houses sewn within, a small but deliberate mark of the partnership that brought it into being.

This is country clothing conceived without affectation, crafted by makers who understand that true luxury emerges not from excess but from the confidence of knowing exactly what one needs, and possessing it in the proper form.

Imagery courtesy of Campbell's of Beauly (@campbellsofbeauly).