The positioning, intricacy, and craft of embroidery brings a garment to life to make it genuinely unique, like the peacocks featured on a frock coat commissioned for the great David Bowie.

Or the words of Martin Luther King’s favourite song reproduced inside actor David Oyelowo’s jacket, worn at the Golden Globes to mark his performance as King in the movie ‘Selma’.

Or the exquisite beading on the lapels of our huntswoman of tomorrow collection.

Huntsman is the only tailor on Savile Row to boast its own handloom and to offer clients the opportunity to create their own signature tweed and have it sampled in-house. From the initial consultation to creation, clients can fine-tune their tweed design, working with our Cloth Development Specialist to create a tweed exactly to your specification.

From the comfort of Huntsman Club, you can enjoy the satisfaction of watching your tweed roll off the Huntsman loom in the form of a test blanket, offering a highly personalised and truly bespoke experience.

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There’s something special about choosing the lining of a jacket or coat. Often only the wearer knows it's there, others may catch a glimpse of colour, a hint of pattern, a suggestion of something more unusual.

British screen idol Stewart Granger was one of the first Huntsman clients to have Hermes silk inserted into his mohair coat. Today, technology allows us to screen print designs onto your silk lining, from Magritte’s ‘Man in a Bowler Hat’ to Ed Ruscha’s ‘Boy Meets Girl’, making this a truly bespoke experience.