Boglioli changed the way a generation of men thought about a jacket. Founded in Abbiategrasso, near Milan, in 1890, they spent most of the twentieth century making traditional structured tailoring. Then, in the 1990s, they did something that seemed almost radical at the time: they took the structure out. The result was the K Jacket, an unlined, unpadded, deconstructed blazer that moved with the body rather than against it and changed what relaxed tailoring could be. The range at Richard Gelding spans blazers, suits, shirts, trousers, and coats, all made with the same philosophy: beautiful cloth, worn without ceremony.