The 90th edition of The Chap is the bumper seasonal edition with extra pages and features.

• Interview: Michael “Atters” Attree meets singer/songwriter Neil Hannon of the Divine Comedy
• Louise Brooks: our resident Dandy Doctor examines the legendary It Girl
• Saddle Bags: the ultimate gentleman’s cycling pannier
• A History of Politics in 50 Objects: House of Commons Snuff, tipples and robes
• The Cardigan: practical usage and purchase possibilities
• Chap Behind Bars: our man on the inside reports from gaol
• The Corbyn Trouser Press: every gent’s home should have one
• Tom Cutler on the art of not dressing like Donald Trump
• Steve Pittard on Harold Pinter’s obsession with cricket
• Patricia Hammond on a sex scandal around Handel’s Messiah
• Chap Kit: the launch of Kit & Kaboodle
• Berlin Kabaret: our European correspondent ventures into the Weimar Republic
• Film: Anthony Newley’s 1969 arthouse extravaganza
• Eugen Sandow: the Victorian man who invented bodybuilding
• The Lip Weasel: Michael “Atters” Attree rounds up hirsute beauties and beasts
• Mr. Bell the Butler advises on loafer and monkstrap usage
• Plus: King of Chaps, Am I Chap?, Parisian flea markets

Since 1999, the Chap has been championing the rights of that increasingly marginalised and discredited species of Englishman - the gentleman. The Chap believes that a society without courteous behaviour and proper headwear is a society on the brink of moral and sartorial collapse, and it seeks to reinstate such outmoded but indispensable gestures as hat doffing, giving up one's seat to a lady and regularly using a trouser press.

76 pages