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Fashion Radar: Statement Pieces by Chris
Statement Pieces by Chris principal Christopher Charley (Photo: Garfield Robinson)
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June 9, 2026

Fashion Radar: Statement Pieces by Chris

As Father’s Day approaches, Tuesday Style Fashion (TSF) turns its attention to the modern gentleman and the wardrobe staples that define effortless sophistication. We tapped leading menswear retailer Christopher Charley to share his expert insights on refining personal style, from impeccably tailored blazers and crisp shirts to elevated off-duty essentials. Whether dressing for a special celebration or upgrading everyday looks, Charley highlights the key pieces every father should have in his wardrobe to project confidence, versatility, and timeless appeal.

 

TSF: What inspired you to open a men’s clothing store?

CC: My father and my girlfriend inspired me. As a child growing up I used to watch and see how my dad — at the time he was working in corporate — would take pride in his appearance getting ready for work, and I have always admired that about him. It has been a trait that has stuck with me throughout the years. Fast-forward to 2018, when I met my girlfriend who was an active person in the fashion industry, that propelled my timid personality to open what is now Statement Pieces by Chris.

 

TSF: What has been your proudest moment as a business owner?

Inside the boutique...Garfield Robinson

Inside the boutique… (Photo: Garfield Robinson)

CC: When my first customers walked in the store shortly after opening. Trevaugn Gray and Sheldon Jackson, I can still remember their names to this day!

 

TSF: How has men’s fashion evolved since you first entered the industry?

CC: It’s constantly changing which forces you to be adaptive, creative and innovative.

 

TSF: How do you help customers select clothing that reflects their personality?

CC: Each customer possesses different personalities and as such based on the event that they are attending you have to always find something to complement their personality. In so doing, you allow them to feel more comfortable about the suit selection, which means they will wear it with pride.

With an impressive selection of blazers, shoppers are spoiled for choice.Garfield Robinson

With an impressive selection of blazers, shoppers are spoiled for choice. (Photo: Garfield Robinson)

 

TSF: What lessons from your own father have shaped the way you run your business?

CC: Dad was into the service industry for most of his career, and as such he always spoke well and carried himself with respect and pride. That character which he displayed has stuck with me and has literally been the catalyst for how I operate.

 

Jamaican gospel singer and Statement Pieces by Chris Brand Ambassador Calvin “Prodigal Son” whilby (left) tapped store owner Christopher Charley’s styling expertise while selecting a polished new look for his upcoming album launch.Garfield Robinson

Jamaican gospel singer and Statement Pieces by Chris Brand Ambassador Calvin “Prodigal Son” whilby (left) tapped store owner Christopher Charley’s styling expertise while selecting a polished new look for his upcoming album launch. (Photo: Garfield Robinson)

TSF: What wardrobe essentials should every father have in his closet?

CC: Dads should always have a black pants, shirt or blazer in their closet. These literally can be worn to any function, and can be the ultimate go-to when you’re not sure what to wear. They keep you ready.

TSF: What are some of the most popular Father’s Day purchases in your store?

CC: Blazers, pants, ties and accessories.

This gift set — a twill silk tie, pocket square and a pair of matching cufflinks — is the perfect Father’s Day gift.Garfield Robinson

This gift set — a twill silk tie, pocket square and a pair of matching cufflinks — is the perfect Father’s Day gift. (Photo: Garfield Robinson)

 

TSF: If you were styling the perfect Father’s Day look, what would it include?

CC: Depending on the event he’s attending it could be shorts and polo shirt, linen outfit or just a nice blazer with pants.

 

Whether dressing for a formal event or refining an everyday look, Statement Pieces by Chris has genuine leather shoes for every occasionGarfield Robinson

Whether dressing for a formal event or refining an everyday look, Statement Pieces by Chris has genuine leather shoes for every occasion (Photo: Garfield Robinson)

TSF: Single-breasted or double-breasted?

CC: Definitely double-breasted, for me.

Statement Pieces by Chris principal Christopher Charley and his team: His mum Valerie Rennalls (second right), and sales representatives Crystal Needham (right) and Kaydian Lee.Garfield Robinson

Statement Pieces by Chris principal Christopher Charley and his team: His mum Valerie Rennalls (second right), and sales representatives Crystal Needham (right) and Kaydian Lee. (Photo: Garfield Robinson)

 

 

TSF: Sneakers or loafers?

CC: Loafers.

 

TSF: One fashion item you never leave home without?

CC: Two: My sunglasses and watch.

 

Photos: Garfield Robinson

Statement Pieces by Chris

Chic and inviting fitting rooms contribute to the premium shopping experience at Statement Pieces by Chris.Garfield Robinson

Chic and inviting fitting rooms contribute to the premium shopping experience at Statement Pieces by Chris. (Photo: Garfield Robinson)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Shop #4, Lane Plaza

2-4 South Ave, Kingston

IG/@statementpiecesbychris

Tel: (876)414-0074/8685436

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