HENRY POOLE Savile Row Bespoke 3 Pcs.Navy Suit 40 42

"For almost 200 years, Henry Poole's has been synonymous with the best in men's bespoke (custom) tailoring, evolving the classic "English" style that relies on superb cutting and the very best fabrics from Yorkshire and Scotland.

Savile Row is the London street at the heart of the English bespoke tailoring industry. Its fame can be traced back to the foundation in 18O6 of the firm of Henry Poole & Co., who started this great tradition of British tailoring. The "Golden Mile" of tailoring is, in fact, a criss-cross of quiet lanes, dividing the two great shopping areas of Regent Street and Bond Street and including Old Burlington Street, Cork Street and Savile Row itself. These streets were once popular with surgeons who migrated northwards as the tailors moved in during the 1800s and the area rapidly gained the high reputation in the world of men's fashion for which it is still renowned."

Henry Poole's connection with the famous is still maintained with many household names included in the now computerised, ledgers. To Lord Cardigan of Light Brigade fame, novelists Anthony Trollope and Charles Dickens and the explorer Livingstone; can be added Sir Winston Churchill, Charles de GaulIe, the late Emperor Haile Selassie of Ethiopia, and Japan's great post-war Prime Minister, Yoshida. Other notable names contained in these ledgers that have influenced history include John Pierpoint Morgan (of the banking family) 1857, Wm. Claridge of CIaridges Hotel 1860, Prince Mustapha Pacha of Egypt 1862, H E. Prince Metternich 1863, H.L.M. Alexander II The Emperor of Russia 1864, Prince von Bismarck 1876, LL Lorillard of New York 1885, Mrs. Langtree 1885, HH Maharajah of Cooch Behar 1887, William Randolph Hearst 1888, The Imperial Household of Japan 1923, and Kabaka of Buganda 1946. "

Poole was the first Savile Row firm and the"inventors" of the Tuxedo.

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