British Rose, kent & curwen Kendi Men's 2017 Summer New Men's Singles

Originated from the United Kingdom, adhering to the British tradition of sports culture about a century ago, kent & curwen men's clothing is a symbol of modern British style. Its "Three Lions" logo is derived from the emblem of the famous Richard I of England in the reign of the time, highlighting the brand's power and royal style. Since the introduction of the cricket sweater in 1926, Kent & Curwen has been focusing on the essence of the essence of connotation, providing customers with impeccable tailoring and unique British taste.

As England's national flower, the British rose pattern is a very typical symbol in history. The red rose is the county flower of Lancashire, and the red rose pattern is also the emblem of the Lancaster family. The kent & curwen motifs used by Kendi Men's Menswear originated from the Lancaster family coats of arms and Tudor rose badges.

Rose War & National Flower of England

Between 1455 and 1485, two descendants of King Edward III of England, supporters of the Lancaster and York families, engaged in an intermittent civil war in order to compete for the throne of England. Since the two family crests are rose patterns, this war is called the Rose War. The war ended with the marriage of Henry VII of the Lancaster family and Elizabeth of York, which opened the rule of the Tudor dynasty. After the war, Henry VII combined York's white rose with Lancaster's red rose and became the royal emblem of the Tudor Royale. Rose has since become England's national flower.

The British Rose bears the history and future of this country, and the rose elements inheriting the British heritage shine in the designer's pen. This season, the Beckham Cooperative Series has launched a variety of fashionable casual clothes that contain rose elements. Each classic piece that spans the times has created a wealth of modeling possibilities in the urban daily life. From the workplace to the street, you'll light up your male inspiration.