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The New Zoo Keeper

  • C.P. Company Japanese Nylon Hoody in rhino navy over a grey Norse Projects shirt, with a French bulldog at their feet
  • C.P. Company Japanese Nylon Hoody in rhino navy, zipped to the neck, with irregular quilting and a drawcord hem
  • Norse Projects Anton Brushed Shirt in concrete grey with navy fleece trousers, crouching to pat a French bulldog
  • Close-up of the Norse Projects Anton Brushed Shirt in concrete grey, open over a Sunspel Stripe Crew Neck T-Shirt
  • Close-up of New Balance MRL996GY trainers in grey suede, under cuffed Beams Plus Fleece Pant in navy with woven panels

The new zoo keeper is a very nice man indeed. It’s not that we didn’t like the old one, but the new one is such a top bloke we felt it would be rude not to sing his praises a bit. He’s always the first to arrive, and always the last to leave, and if there’s anyone who knows anything about animals, it’s him. Yessir, things certainly seem to be running smoothly down at the zoo. Alright, there was that rhino that went missing, but that could happen anywhere couldn’t it? He’s a pretty snappy dresser too, who else would think to pair fleece trousers with a rhino skin jac… hang on — a rhino skin jacket? No, it may seem odd that he only started wearing this a few days after Ryan the Rhino disappeared, but he couldn’t have, he wouldn’t have. But why don’t the sharks have teeth anymore? And what happened to the elephant’s tusks? Come to think of it, the new zoo keeper does bear a striking resemblance to that convicted poacher who escaped from prison a few months ago, but didn’t he have short hair? But yeah, as we were saying, the new zoo keeper is a very nice man indeed.

  • Sunspel Stripe Crew Neck T-Shirt (Charcoal Melange / Blue Melange)
  • New Balance MRL996GY (Grey)
  • C.P. Company Japanese Nylon Hoody (Rhino Navy)
  • Norse Projects Anton Brushed Shirt (Concrete Grey)
  • Beams Plus Fleece Pant (Navy)

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