Henry Herbert - the Scootering Savile Row Tailoring Service.
Well, that’s a first for a Henry Herbert suit. A request for epaulettes on a customer’s suit – probably last seen in the 1970′s. They are fastened to the shoulder by a strap or “passant“, a small strap parallel to the shoulder seam and the button near the collar. This particular customer may prove to be a trend forecaster…who would have thought double breasted suits would make a comeback afterall?
A great looking Henry Herbert suit modelled extremely well by its customer, Mr Tom Duxberry. The fabric is from Bateman & Ogden in West Yorkshire and sits sharply on top of the single button waistcoat. Tom is owner and chef of the lovely Marneys Village Inn, in Weston Green, Surrey.
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.
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Henry Herbert Tailors are bespoke shirt and suit makers; we can meet you around the clock with our Savile Row by Scooter service, or you can come and meet us.
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We scooter to you with all of our tools and over 2000 shirt and suit fabrics... |
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...to measure you and guide you through the enormous variety of bespoke suit and shirt styles... |
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...to then hand make for you and then fit you your perfectly fitting tailored suit and shirts... |
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...and then hand deliver your very own bespoke suits and bespoke shirts. |
