Dege & Skinner Established in 1865, Dege & Skinner is one of Savile Row’s foremost bespoke tailors and is home to The Row’s first ever bespoke shirt-maker, who cuts all their bespoke shirts inside the shop at Number 10 at the very heart of Savile Row. Dege & Skinner also make stunning military uniforms, as well as selling a collection of ready-to-wear clothing and complementary accessories in-store and online.
Drake’s Founded by Michael Drake in East London in 1977, Drakes’s was originally a maker of men’s ‘Scarves, Shawls and Plaids’. The company soon expanded into handmade ties and handkerchiefs, with the brand ethos of ‘relaxed elegance’. Today, Drake’s produces soft tailoring in Italy, traditional knitwear in Scotland and shirts at its own factory in Chard, Somerset, alongside premium jersey and an expansive range of outerwear, accessories and selvedge denim.
Gaziano & Girling Tony Gaziano and Dean Girling have been making high-end shoes in England for over 25 years. Our objective has been to create the finest men’s shoes in the world, mixing Italian lines and comfort with British craft and tradition. Achieving this goal takes immense dedication and a zero-compromise approach to shoemaking.
Gieves & Hawkes Headquartered at 1 Savile Row, internationally renowned tailor and menswear brand Gieves & Hawkes has more than 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 Henry Poole tailors is one of the oldest tailors on Savile Row, offering 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 Holland & Sherry has been supplying the most luxurious and highest-quality cloths to the finest tailors worldwide since 1836. With newly refreshed premises opening at 31 Savile Row, the store is the global flagship for its apparel.
H Huntsman & Sons 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, Maurice Sedwell became the first Savile Row tailor to receive the Guild of Master Craftsmen’s accolade for Quality and Service and its Armorial Bearing for Skill and 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 1860s, 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.