A Henry Herbert creation for a young City gentleman. The electric blue fabric from Holland and Sherry is complemented by some sparkling, brown shoes and crisp white shirt. A good looking suit on a good looking chap!
Sharp suit for the City……
September 11, 2010 By
Harris Tweed suit by Henry Herbert Tailors
July 16, 2010 By
A Henry Herbert suit, made with the mystical Harris Tweed. A finely cut suit that looks striking on the young man wearing it – Marcus Jaye, creative director of The Chic Geek. The photograph, which I think captures the magical qualities of Harris Tweed, was taken by Petra Exton, an excellent young graduate of the London College of Communication.
A legally lovely wedding
March 28, 2010 By
A Henry Herbert suit for a young London based solicitor for his wedding day. The suit was made from a splendid Super 120′s cloth from Thomas Fisher, from Huddersfield and looks smashing with the accompanying lounge waistcoat…and his new wife.
An Electric Blue Suit for a Henry Herbert Customer
February 18, 2010 By
A very brave and very striking fabric for a suit we are making for the Managing Director of a large media firm. The fabric is from Bateman Ogden, a Yorkshire based mill who are so old-school they don’t even have a website. The colour looks fabulous and will serve as a great suit for all occasions.
Henry Herbert Bespoke Shooting Shirt
January 26, 2010 By
A Henry Herbert shooting shirt, handmade in England, for an Austrian customer. We used a set of special fabrics from Acorn Fabrics, in Lancashire. They are one of the last remaining English shirting fabric companies left in the country. The shirt was handmade and uses mother of pearl buttons and includes Henry Herbert removable brass collar bones.
A Heart Warming Wedding with a Henry Herbert Suit
January 26, 2010 By
A Henry Herbert three-piece suit for the wedding of Mr Steve Hunter. Mr Hunter is a Cardiothoracic surgeon in the North West of England and is a fascinating professional to talk to. We chose a glorious fabric from Hield, a Huddersfield based mill and one not a million miles away from where Mr Hunter works.
