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Singular shops, makers and British institutions worth travelling for. Unique gifts for others, and perfect gifts to yourself.
The one-button coat, a structured shoulder, and a shop front that has been used as a film set more than once.
Tailoring & shirtsTrading before 1900
Founded in 1849 and known for a single distinctive silhouette: one button, a long lean line, and a firmer shoulder than the Row's softer houses. It began as a sporting tailor making riding habits, which is where the structure comes from.
The front room with its stag heads and the cutting room behind it are among the most photographed interiors in the trade, and the shop was the model for the tailor in the Kingsman films.
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