STOCKISTS


And Everything Else... Hats


BATES Established over 100 years, now within Hilditch & Key. www.bates-hats.co.uk


CHRISTYS Making great British hats since 1773. www.christys-hats.com


LOCK & CO Oldest hatter dating back to 1676 and lovely old shop. www.lockhatters.co.uk


Ties


DRAKE’S Stylish handmade ties plus full range of accessories. www.drakes.com


RORY HUTTON Innovative bow tie specialist. www.roryhutton.co.uk


VANNERS Top silk weavers, as well as makers of luxury neck wear. www.vanners.com


Cuff Links LONGMIRE


Hand crafted cuff links with hand enamelling a speciality. www.longmire.co.uk


LINKS OF LONDON Original link designs for men and women. www.linksoflondon.com


Umbrellas


JAMES SMITH Beautiful old Victorian emporium for umbrellas and sticks. www.james-smith.co.uk


BRIGG UMBRELLAS Handmade brollies for 250 years for every occasion. www.swaineadeneybrigg.com


FULTONS Umbrella makers for 60 years. www.fultonumbrellas.com


FOX UMBRELLAS Another maker of handcrafted umbrellas. www.foxumbrellas.com


Braces


ALBERT THURSTON The ones that keep up most bespoke trousers. www.albertthurston.com


Gloves


ALFRED DUNHILL Guaranteed style on and off the road. www.dunhill.com


Socks


CORGI Luxury socks and also knitwear from a family firm. www.corgisocks.com


PANTHERELLA Extensive collection of hand linked socks. www.pantherella.com


Leather Goods


ETTINGER Family business making hand crafted leather goods. www.ettinger.co.uk


TANNER KROLLE Another old English leather name with bespoke service. www.tannerkrolle.com


TUSTING Run by 5th generation of family. www.tusting.co.uk


Shoes


BERLUTI Elegant handmade shoes. www.berluti.com


CLEVERLEY Bespoke shoemaker favoured by Savile Row. www.georgecleverley.com


CARREDUCKER Bespoke shoemaker within Gieves & Hawkes. www.carreducker.com


HARRYS OF LONDON Innovative footwear for town and country. www.harrysoflondon.com


GAZIANO & GIRLING Bespoke and ready-to-wear shoes from two young craftsmen. www.gazianogirling.com


JEFFERY-WEST Beautifully made shoes with a twist. www.jeffery-west.co.uk


JOHN LOBB LTD Famous bespoke name based in St James’s. www.johnlobbltd.co.uk


TRICKER’S Maker of bespoke shoes and boots. www.trickers.com


Nightwear


DEREK ROSE Luxury nightwear and robes in silks, cashmere and cottons. www.derek-rose.com


BONSOIR Men’s and women’s night clothes in classic styles. www.bonsoiroflondon.com


Country Style


J BARBOUR & SONS Clothes and accessories for all country pursuits. www.barbour.com


BELSTAFF Tough outdoor clothing without compromising elegance. www.belstaff.co.uk


Shirts


BUDD SHIRTS Makers of finest bespoke and readymade shirts for over 100 years. www.buddshirts.com


EMMA WILLIS Stylish bespoke and readymade shirts. www.emmawillis.com


FRANK FOSTER Master chemisier with amazing cloth collection. www.frankfostershirts.com


HILDITCH & KEY Bespoke as well as ready-to-wear shirts. www.hilditchandkey.co.uk


NEW & LINGWOOD Bespoke shirt makers plus all home for all wardrobe essentials. www.newandlingwood.com


SEAN O’FLYNN Master shirtmaker with a Savile Row background. www.seanoflynnshirtmaker.co.uk


TURNBULL & ASSER Famous old shirt name now into all sorts of clothing. www.turnbullandasser.co.uk


Knitwear


BEGG & CO Creators of exquisite scarves, wraps and throws. www.beggandcompany.com


JOHNSTONS OF ELGIN Renowned for great cloth and fine knitwear. www.johnstonscashmere.com


JOHN SMEDLEY Noted for fine gauge, hand finished knitwear. www.johnsmedley.com


N. PEAL Specialists in luxury, stylish cashmere. www.npeal.com


FARLOWS OF PALL MALL One-stop shop for the great outdoors. www.farlows.co.uk


HOLLAND & HOLLAND Luxury clothes to accompany their bespoke guns. www.hollandandholland.com


JAMES PURDEY & SONS Top gunsmith that carries a full wardrobe of country clothing. www.purdey.com


LA MARTINA City and sporting polo kit and clothing. www.lamartina.eu


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