The STILLHOUR® Signature Tee takes traditional British natural-history illustration and gives it a cleaner, more modern setting. Each design centres on a carefully chosen bird, a single stem or trace of habitat, our curved wordmark and plenty of negative space, allowing the wildlife to remain the focus without drifting into the familiar garden-centre look.
New birds and colourways will appear across future releases, while the underlying format remains unmistakably STILLHOUR®.
The Blue Tit Tee — Cloud White
£44.99
The Goldfinch Tee — Moorland Brown
£44.99
The Kingfisher Tee — Oat Cream
£44.99
STILLHOUR® / Heritage Service
A quiet tribute to the people who marked our paths, tended our parks and helped make the outdoors a place for everyone.
The Waymark Service Tee — Cloud White
£44.99
Waymark Service/1968 · The Countryside Act
In 1968, the Countryside Act strengthened the framework for signposting Britain's public footpaths and bridleways, helping walkers recognise and follow established routes.
Behind every familiar wooden signpost is the quiet work of someone keeping the way clear.
Waymark Service celebrates those who helped others find their own path.
Design details
Cloud White / Faded Blue / Burnt Orange
The Parks Service Tee — Oat Cream
£44.99
Parks Service/1847 · The People's Park
On 5 April 1847, Birkenhead Park opened as Britain's first municipally funded public park. Designed by Joseph Paxton, it helped establish the idea that beautiful green spaces should be accessible to everyone.
Parks Service pays tribute to the groundskeepers and gardeners who have cared for Britain's shared green spaces ever since.
Design details
Oat Cream / Heritage Green / Burnt Orange
Time without pressure.
These garments are inspired by genuine historical milestones, but the fictional Waymark Service and Parks Service identities are STILLHOUR® creative interpretations, not claims of affiliation with historical government departments.
