Traditional Jermyn Street bespoke shirts
Visit Jermyn Street, Savile Row and their environs then you will find many companies selling Bespoke Shirts. A few make themselves in their own workshops - Frank Foster, Sean O'Flynn and Budd to name a few. Some, Turnbull & Asser for example, make in factories away from London (T&A have thir factory down the road from me, in Glouceter). The rest will use others to make their shirts - usually Russel & Hodge or Rayner & Sturges. These are some of the est shirtmakers in the UK. Take for instance Emma Willis, a winner of many accolades for her shirts (these are made by the same workshops as ours; traditional shirt making workshops for 90 years making for the most demanding clients in the City of London and Mayfair).These shirt makers are true to the traditional Jermyn Street style - fine high quality Italian and Swiss cottons; high quality single needle tailoring; un-fused collars, cuffs and plackets; mitred split yokes; generous long tails with gussets; full pattren matching on gauntlets, plackets, sleeve heads, pockets (where fitted) and collars.For those living locally to London theyt are spoiled for choice when looking for a quality English made bespoke shirt. Outside of London there are a few quality shirt companies. For those living in the Cotswolds, Birmingham, Bristol, Gloucestershire, Worcestershire and Oxford areas thre is the Sartorial Executive - traditional English made bespoke shirts. The Sartorial Executive - Fine English Shirts01684 878195