Crammond Shirt
Kestin's signature overshirt-cut shirt, a workwear-derived staple that shows up season after season in prints, checks and technical cloths.
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Edinburgh menswear label founded in 2014 by Kestin Hare, reworking workwear, military and outdoor staples in durable, function-led fabrics.
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Field jackets, parkas and overshirts in weather-resistant fabrics, with wool and technical trousers to match — outerwear is the core of the range.
Kestin Hare worked at Nigel Cabourn, Margaret Howell and Burberry before launching in 2014, and the vintage-pattern research shows in the cuts.
Production stays in the UK and Europe in limited quantities, which explains the mid-to-high pricing more than any seasonal trend cycle does.
Kestin's signature overshirt-cut shirt, a workwear-derived staple that shows up season after season in prints, checks and technical cloths.
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Overall fit
true to size
Most shoppers find Kestin runs true to size with a modern, slightly relaxed cut that still keeps a tailored feel.
Tip: Take your usual size; only consider sizing up if you want extra room for layering under outerwear.
Medium confidence · based on 6 sources
By category
| Category | Runs | Shape | Size advice |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hoodies & sweatshirts | true to size | regular | Stick to your normal size for a standard fit. |
| Shirts & overshirts | true to size | regular overshirt-leaning fit | Overshirts are cut roomier for layering, so take your normal size. |
| Jackets | true to size | relaxed workwear/field cut | Order your usual size; the cut leaves room for a mid-layer without going up. |
| Trousers & pants | true to size | regular to slightly tapered | Take your usual waist; legs sit fairly straight with a slight taper. |
Directional fit consensus summarized from public sources with AI — a starting point, not a guarantee. Confirm with the product's own measurements before buying.
88% matchThe archive-military mentor label, heavier and more literal
What changes: Museum-grade repro pricing and stricter vintage fidelity vs contemporary fits
81% matchMid-century US surf and mountain gear, brighter palette
What changes: American leisure references and lighter fabrics rather than British field/workwear
76% matchOutdoor archetypes redrawn with Japanese fabric obsession
What changes: More technical, city-slick styling and Japan-only distribution
72% matchPacific Northwest utility basics, simpler and cheaper
What changes: Less military sourcing and material research, lower price point
Kestin fits true to size. Take your usual size; only consider sizing up if you want extra room for layering under outerwear. Most shoppers find Kestin runs true to size with a modern, slightly relaxed cut that still keeps a tailored feel.
Most shoppers find Kestin runs true to size with a modern, slightly relaxed cut that still keeps a tailored feel. Overall shape: contemporary regular with a slightly relaxed silhouette.
Kestin hoodies & sweatshirts fits true to size. Stick to your normal size for a standard fit. Shape: regular.
Kestin shirts & overshirts fits true to size. Overshirts are cut roomier for layering, so take your normal size. Shape: regular overshirt-leaning fit.
Kestin jackets fits true to size. Order your usual size; the cut leaves room for a mid-layer without going up. Shape: relaxed workwear/field cut.
KESTIN is a Scottish menswear label founded in 2014 by designer Kestin Hare, who worked at Nigel Cabourn, Margaret Howell and Burberry before starting his own line. Based in Edinburgh, the brand builds collections around workwear, military, sports and outdoor references reworked with contemporary fits: field jackets, parkas, overshirts, wool and technical trousers, knitwear and caps. Hare draws on vintage patterns and material research, favouring weather-resistant fabrics. The label emphasises UK and European manufacturing, small production runs, and pieces designed for repeat wear rather than seasonal trends.