The Jolliman Autumn 2013 Catalogue is out now, and it's packed with fresh and exciting products for the new season including the unisex JC59 Storm Full Length Mac which comes folded in a bag so you can keep it on standby in the boot of your car or handbag for those unexpected downpours.
There's also a few old favourites back by popular demand such as the 100% cotton JB78 Kilbeggan Shirt. which sold out within weeks when we introduced it last year.
And for the first time ever, on the Jolliman website, we're taking pre-orders for our popular JF34 Chenille Cardigan (with Chevron Trim) and the brand new JF45 Chenille Cardigan (with Diamond Trim), both due in on the 21st October. We expect them to be bestsellers, so order now to reserve your mens cardigan.
Plus for a limited time only, you can get Free Standard Delivery* on all orders over £40 to UK Mainland. Simply shop online at www.jolliman.co.uk/960 or enter promotional code MT960 in the basket to claim this offer.
*Offer valid on all orders over £40 to UK Mainland only, based on £4.95 Standard UK Delivery. Offer valid until midnight on the 6th October 2012.
Tuesday, 27 August 2013
Thursday, 15 August 2013
Jolliman Sponsors Bowls England Championships
Jolliman is proud to be local sponsor of the Bowls England Championships for the fifth year running!
The tournament held at Bowls England's Worthing HQ, is in full swing and we're looking forward to presenting the Jolliman Cup to the Men's Singles winner next Friday 23rd August 2013.
Sadly this is our final year of sponsoring this fantastic event, as Bowls England will soon be leaving Worthing for their new base in Leamington Spa. We wish them good luck in their new home - and may the best man win the Jolliman Cup!
For further information and the latest events, news and updates from the Bowls England Championships, visit www.bowlsengland.com
The tournament held at Bowls England's Worthing HQ, is in full swing and we're looking forward to presenting the Jolliman Cup to the Men's Singles winner next Friday 23rd August 2013.
Sadly this is our final year of sponsoring this fantastic event, as Bowls England will soon be leaving Worthing for their new base in Leamington Spa. We wish them good luck in their new home - and may the best man win the Jolliman Cup!
For further information and the latest events, news and updates from the Bowls England Championships, visit www.bowlsengland.com
Friday, 9 August 2013
The Jolliman End of Season Sale NOW ON!
The Jolliman End of Season sale is now on - and we guarantee it's full of red hot offers and summer bargains, such as the Striped Polo Shirt for just £7!
But stock is limited - so hurry, order now to avoid disappointment!
To discover all of the latest summer savings, visit us online to start shopping now - or simply request a catalogue here!
But stock is limited - so hurry, order now to avoid disappointment!
To discover all of the latest summer savings, visit us online to start shopping now - or simply request a catalogue here!
Monday, 22 July 2013
Hot Dog
It's been a hot day in the Jolliman office and our part time office dog, Guinness, has been feeling the heat. That must make him a hot dog!?
Poor Guinness!
Tuesday, 16 July 2013
SNot To Be Overlooked!
Thanks to changing fashions, and the invention of paper tissues, the handkerchief has slowly fallen from grace over the years. Once a useful item, it is now most often used for decorative purposes.
Thought to have been the invention of King Richard II of England (1377-1399), they were once a personal hygiene essential - but have now been overshadowed by the more hygienic disposable hanky. Hygienic or not, there's no denying that they're a more environmentally friendly choice as they can be washed and reused.
There was a time however when handkerchiefs were a very handy item indeed which had multiple uses such as a flirtation device for amorous ladies, to transport and store food, to protect the ears and neck from the cold, and as a substitute for a bandage or sling to name a few.
They have also become synonymous with the British seaside stereotype of makeshift knotted sun hats - made famous by Monty Python's Grumbys [pictured].
Thought to have been the invention of King Richard II of England (1377-1399), they were once a personal hygiene essential - but have now been overshadowed by the more hygienic disposable hanky. Hygienic or not, there's no denying that they're a more environmentally friendly choice as they can be washed and reused.
Although not the essential accessory they once were - nothing looks smarter than the tip of a clean, cotton handkerchief peeping out from a breast pocket of a suit jacket.
And although Michael Palin may be able to rock the knotted hanky look - we recommend a Cotton Sun Hat to keep you looking and feeling cool when the heat is on!
Monday, 8 July 2013
Andy Does It (H)at Last!
Well done to Andy Murray on his victory at Wimbledon yesterday.
Looking at all of the media coverage, we couldn't help but notice one particular similarity between the spectators at yesterday's triumph and those watching Fred Perry's 1936 win.
There may be 77 years between the events - and times certainly have changed a lot since then - but one thing is for sure. Panama Hats are still as popular as ever!
Images www.telegraph.co.uk
Looking at all of the media coverage, we couldn't help but notice one particular similarity between the spectators at yesterday's triumph and those watching Fred Perry's 1936 win.There may be 77 years between the events - and times certainly have changed a lot since then - but one thing is for sure. Panama Hats are still as popular as ever!
Images www.telegraph.co.uk
Wednesday, 3 July 2013
Sign Of The Times
Our yellow and green Jolliman Shop is a bit of a landmark in Worthing, West Sussex. So it may be a bit of a surprise to our regulars this week when they see that we've had a facelift - and gone burgundy!
But nothing goes to waste. Our old yellow and green sign stood the test of time well, and has been taken to Jolliman HQ to be kept safely in the archive.
But nothing goes to waste. Our old yellow and green sign stood the test of time well, and has been taken to Jolliman HQ to be kept safely in the archive.
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