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Chap Magazine The Chap 112 Back Issue

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24 Reviews   •  English   •   Men's Interest (Lifestyle)
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Gracing the front cover is former Formula 1 World Champion Damon Hill, who waxes lyrical about his late father Graham Hill, as well as revealing how he achieved a state of mystical nirvana at the wheel of a racing car moving at 200 miles an hour. The motoring theme continues with a visit to the Morgan factory in the Malvern Hills to view their revived Three-wheeler, plus a tract on the environmental benefits of driving a classic car.
Those uninterested in motor cars will find plenty of other content in this issue, from doomed Regency ham actor Robert ‘Romeo’ Coates, French elegance from the zazous to Vanessa Seward, Belfast Dandy Paul Stafford’s sartorial tour of Northern Ireland, Rajah of Sarawak James Brooke plus a visit to Borneo in his dainty footsteps. Grey Fox Bog’s David Evans on shantung ties, Gentlemen V Players in Cricket, Highclere Castle Gin and the Vintage Egyptologists, plus Get Carter, Summer Tarts and how to be a spy.
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The Chap 112 Gracing the front cover is former Formula 1 World Champion Damon Hill, who waxes lyrical about his late father Graham Hill, as well as revealing how he achieved a state of mystical nirvana at the wheel of a racing car moving at 200 miles an hour. The motoring theme continues with a visit to the Morgan factory in the Malvern Hills to view their revived Three-wheeler, plus a tract on the environmental benefits of driving a classic car. Those uninterested in motor cars will find plenty of other content in this issue, from doomed Regency ham actor Robert ‘Romeo’ Coates, French elegance from the zazous to Vanessa Seward, Belfast Dandy Paul Stafford’s sartorial tour of Northern Ireland, Rajah of Sarawak James Brooke plus a visit to Borneo in his dainty footsteps. Grey Fox Bog’s David Evans on shantung ties, Gentlemen V Players in Cricket, Highclere Castle Gin and the Vintage Egyptologists, plus Get Carter, Summer Tarts and how to be a spy.


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Gracing the front cover is former Formula 1 World Champion Damon Hill, who waxes lyrical about his late father Graham Hill, as well as revealing how he achieved a state of mystical nirvana at the wheel of a racing car moving at 200 miles an hour. The motoring theme continues with a visit to the Morgan factory in the Malvern Hills to view their revived Three-wheeler, plus a tract on the environmental benefits of driving a classic car.
Those uninterested in motor cars will find plenty of other content in this issue, from doomed Regency ham actor Robert ‘Romeo’ Coates, French elegance from the zazous to Vanessa Seward, Belfast Dandy Paul Stafford’s sartorial tour of Northern Ireland, Rajah of Sarawak James Brooke plus a visit to Borneo in his dainty footsteps. Grey Fox Bog’s David Evans on shantung ties, Gentlemen V Players in Cricket, Highclere Castle Gin and the Vintage Egyptologists, plus Get Carter, Summer Tarts and how to be a spy.
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CHAP is a well-established British fashion and humour magazine covering all aspects of living like a gentleman in the 21st century. Articles range from advice on buying vintage clothes, interviews with dandies, tailors, burlesque dancers and fashionable folk from around the world, and features on new clothing brands using retro inspired designs for men and women. After 18 years, CHAP has recently relaunched, doubling its size and broadening its editorial scope to include art, film and book reviews, politics, social commentary and guides to global vintage events, while retaining its ten-point Chap Manifesto and its witty interaction with the readership. If you’re a man or woman who finds contemporary fashion challenging, yet doesn’t want to live exclusively in the past, CHAP is here to navigate you through the past and the present, and help you find your way to true timeless elegance without any compromise on quality or dignity. It’s also funny, witty, silly and irreverent, with content deliberately edited to avoiding anything particularly time sensitive.

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Needs more steampunk Reviewed 18 November 2020

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A great magazine everyone should have ! Reviewed 06 September 2020

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This is just the sort of reading matter I like - a modern take on days long past eg Edwardian. There's a definite place in the world for eccentricity, although in a small Devon town near Dartmoor I'm a bit of stand-out! Still, one must persevere, and 'Chap' is a real encouragement. Keep up the good work, chaps! Reviewed 19 May 2020

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Ideal for all of those interested in British politics and fashion articles for men Reviewed 13 September 2017

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