The art of bespoke
Wednesday 24th and Thursday 25th May. A celebration of stunning cars and world-class tailoring.
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Stunning cars,
world-class tailoring
The world’s greatest cars on one of London’s most famous streets, Savile Row, renowned for its long history of bespoke tailoring. Welcome to Concours on Savile Row.
Savile Row is closed to traffic over the two-day event, thanks to the cooperation of Westminster City Council. Visitors are able to browse the spectacular cars and the fascinating tailors’ displays, as well as enjoy the talks and live music on the central stage.
Entry to the event is free, but VIP tickets are available to allow special access to exclusive displays within the tailors and galleries on Savile Row.
The 2023 edition was held on Wednesday 24 and Thursday 25 May. Register your interest to be the first to receive updates about the 2024 event.
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The tailors
There have been tailors on Savile Row since 1803, and they’ve clothed kings, princes, heads of state and celebrities ever since.
It was on Savile Row that Henry Poole invented the dinner jacket, or tuxedo, for the future Edward VII in 1860. Much more recently, the Row has featured in the Kingsman movies.
Now tradition meets cutting-edge design, and at Concours on Savile Row you’ll be able to see historic patterns, current designs and fascinating cutting rooms.
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