Tailors - Page 2 - Concours on Savile Row

Gaziano & Girling

Tony Gaziano and Dean Girling have been making high-end shoes in England for over 25 years. Mixing Italian lines and comfort with British craft and tradition, their aim is to craft the finest footwear in the world. With a zero-compromise approach to shoemaking, their shoes are crafted in Northamptonshire, using French or Swiss calf leather that is finished in Italy and married with English oak bark for the soles. Gaziano & Girling offers both bespoke and made-to-measure shoes.

Gieves & Hawkes

With its headquarters at 1 Savile Row, internationally renowned tailor and menswear brand Gieves & Hawkes has over 200 years’ experience in creating the finest bespoke garments. The pre-eminent English tailor holds quality at the centre of all its products.

Henry Poole & Co

One of the oldest tailors on Savile Row, Henry Poole tailors has offered the best in fine British tailoring since 1806. Specialising in bespoke hand-made suits and shirts, generations of the Poole and Cundey family have proudly served customers since James Poole started stitching military uniforms during the Napoleonic Wars.

Holland & Sherry

Since 1836, Holland & Sherry has been supplying the most luxurious and highest-quality cloths to the finest tailors worldwide. With new premises opening at 31 Savile Row, the store will be its global flagship for apparel.

Huntsman

For 175 years, Huntsman has epitomized bespoke excellence, crafting the world’s finest handcrafted clothes for men and women. Our meticulous attention to cut, cloth, and construction defines our reputation. Committed to innovation and sustainability, we champion zero-waste practices and collaborate with esteemed designers, shaping the future of British luxury fashion.

JP Hackett

Since its establishment in 1983, Hackett has grown to sit at the forefront of traditionally inspired menswear, with a dedicated global following. Today, Hackett has over 150 stores in more than 30 countries, offering a perfect blend of evening formal wear and everyday separates. Opened in 2019, the flagship Savile Row store – in the former studio of designer Sir Hardy Amies – is a sumptuous four-storey townhouse dedicated to bespoke and made-to-measure tailoring.

Maurice Sedwell

Maurice Sedwell combines style, elegance and comfort with experienced cutting and bespoke tailoring skills. Established in 1938 in Fleet Street, Maurice Sedwell moved to the Row in 1963, originally located at No. 9 before moving to larger, more elegant premises in 1994. Maurice Sedwell became the first Savile Row tailor to receive the Guild of Master Craftsmen’s accolade for Quality & Service and its Armorial Bearing for Skill & Integrity.

Norton & Sons

Founded by Walter Norton and originally located on the Strand, the business flourished, and in 1859 then ‘Guv’nor’ George James Norton was granted the Freedom of the City of London in recognition of his services to tailoring. In the 1860’s, Norton & Sons moved to Savile Row to join the ranks of tailors in what was to become the home of bespoke clothing.

Ozwald Boateng

Ozwald Boateng has had a transformational impact on menswear fashion for almost three decades, with a design aesthetic rooted in Savile Row traditions but defined by international style, detail, and artistry. His instinctive use of colour, cut and fabric fuses traditional classic British tailoring with a high-end modern design focus on the refinement of a man’s silhouette, which has brought tailoring to a whole new generation of men.

Richard James

Richard James is the only Savile Row tailor to have won the British Fashion Council’s Designer of the Year award. Established in 1992, it was the first of the modernising New Establishment tailors on the street and offers bespoke and made-to-measure tailoring, and seasonal ready-to-wear collections. All of its bespoke tailoring is hand-made on Savile Row.

Scabal

Scabal was founded by Otto Hertz in 1938, and has been a fixture on the Row since 1972 where it has been outfitting gentlemen in both traditional and modern-style tailored suits. With the Scabal mill located in Huddersfield, a large majority of cloths used in is made-to-measure collections remain woven in the mill, which dates back to the 16th century.

The Deck

The Deck is the first women’s-only tailoring house to have a shopfront in Savile Row’s 200 year history. Founded by Daisy Knatchbull in 2019, The Deck sits between the contemporary and the classic and provides today’s women with an unparalleled experience of craftsmanship, quality and fit whilst embracing modern femininity.