"LE STYLE ANGLASIE"
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Our utterly individual style has come to be dubbed over time
"Le Style Anglais". The idea still inspires us today. Between town and country, between Cornwall's and Devon's serenity and London’s energy.
From humble beginnings in the cathedral city of Truro, Cornwall, Oscar & Patch has grown to grace elegant homes and families worldwide with its traditional British style. We are an independently owned British luxury brand, inspired by a modern vintage aesthetic. Our collections span childrenswear, womenswear, homeware and interiors, bringing a refined, contemporary edge to the timeless balance between town and country.
Founded by Lisa Baker, BA (Hons), mother of two, British interior designer and stylist, the brand reflects her distinguished career in interiors as lead designer at her own practice, Lisa Baker Design Studio, and in fashion, which began under the late Dame Vivienne Westwood. This foundation led to collaborations with esteemed fashion houses, international luxury brands, members of the Royal Family, and prominent public figures. Lisa’s work as a designer and stylist deepened her passion for heritage craft and timeless design, while her love of nostalgia and history, shaped by the great English practitioners and ateliers, continues to define the aesthetic at the heart of Oscar & Patch today.
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“We're delighted to meet you and welcome
to the Oscar & Patch family”
LISA.J.BAKER,CREATIVE DIRECTOR
FOUNDER
OUR HOUSE
"SINCE 2008, the HOUSE HAS risen TO A REALM OF GREAT FANTASY, allowing FOR limitless CREATIVITY."
Oscar & Patch was founded by Lisa Baker after leaving London and a 13-year career in the fashion industry. Her final show was London Fashion Week, working alongside Anna Wintour and Katy England, once the stylist for Alexander McQueen, before beginning a new chapter of motherhood in Cornwall, where she grew up.
Alongside styling for esteemed fashion houses and international luxury brands, Lisa also ran a business buying and selling vintage couture clothing and rare retro homeware, with many prominent figures in fashion as clients. Her years in Notting Hill, West London, left a lasting imprint on the brand’s style today. Though invited to serve as a royal dresser at Kensington Palace, Lisa chose to follow her own creative path.
Struggling to find homeware and interiors with the right design balance: whimsical enough for children yet sophisticated enough for adults. Oscar & Patch was born out of solving that challenge, creating products that appeal to both parents’ design sensibilities and children’s needs. The ready-to-wear collection was a natural progression, drawing on Lisa’s background in fashion and her archive of vintage apparel.
THE LOOK
"OUR utterly INDIVIDUAL LOOK over TIME, IT HAS COME TO BE KNOW as LE STYLE ANGLAIS"
Characterised by quintessential English charm, regal heritage, and classic British culture, with a touch of Parisian chic, this house blends vintage elegance with retro cool. We celebrate the contradictions of a truly British identity: drawing on our precious archives and rich traditions while reimagining them with a modern eye. A nod to the past, with an eye to the future.
True to our founding principles, we create products of the highest quality, imbued with the elegance of heritage and crafted to endure. Each piece tells a story of integrity, personality, and sophistication, timeless designs, traditional quality, and authentic style that define who we are
THE FAMILY
"HOME, the CANVAS FAMILY life , THE PLACE OUR Children ARE BORN "
Home is where we eat, drink, and feel most ourselves together. It is where we find comfort and happiness, away from the fast-paced modern world. It is the place that equips our children with the courage to step out into life’s greater journey because they know it will always be there when they turn back. We believe in cherishing life’s simple pleasures, for it is the little things that matter most. Precious moments of uncomplicated happiness are our constant inspiration. Children do not collect ideas so much as they gather sense impressions, treasures they hold close. It is in the way they suddenly pause to murmur lovingly over a favourite blanket or in the way they ask for the covers to be tucked in just so.