Echoes of a Landscape
A journey through Britain, shaped by the land and the changing season. AW26 explores the relationship between nature, cloth and the man who wears it.
AW26 Echoes of a landscape
Shop the new AW26 Collection

-20%AtkinsonWool Silk Linen & Nylon Double Breasted Striped Blazer

-20%BarlowMoleskin Suit Burgundy

-20%BartonCotton & Nylon Plain Bomber Navy

-20%BeattyMerino Wool Puppytooth Blazer Burgundy/Wine

-20%CalisterCorduroy Cotton & Virgin Wool Suit Mink

-22%CallaghanStripe Cashmere & Wool Suit

-20%CuddyShirt Hopsack Navy

-25%EbbsCorduroy Cotton & Virgin Wool Suit Navy
A complete wardrobe.
Suits, jackets, shirts, knitwear, outerwear and accessories. Made in Britain, finished by hand.

A journey
through Britain.
Shaped by the land and the changing season. AW26 explores the relationship between nature, cloth and the man who wears it.
Made on the Row.
Ready to Wear draws from the full archive. For a closer fit, or a cloth cut for a single body, our cutters are at No. 1 Savile Row, by appointment.
Ready to Wear
The full house collection: suits, jackets, shirts, knitwear and outerwear in British cloth.
Shop now ii.Made to Measure
A house pattern adjusted to the individual. Suits and shirts crafted around your preferences, with cloth, lining, lapel, collar, cuffs, placket, buttons and finishing details chosen with a fitter.
Book a fitting iii.Bespoke
A paper pattern cut for you alone, kept on file at No. 1 Savile Row. Two to three fittings, hand-finished.
Meet a cutter iv.Military
Outfitters to the Royal Navy, Army and Royal Air Force. Mess dress, service dress, ceremonial.
EnquireThe Queen, Leather Coat.
Shop this season's signature look in exclusively store and online
Queen Nappa Leather Jacket Brown
A considered introduction of leather to the Gieves & Hawkes wardrobe, it brings the ease of a classic jacket to a more elevated expression of everyday dressing.
Rae Cable Merino Wool & Cashmere Quarter Zip Jumper Grey
Gavin Double Pleated Virgin Wool Trouser Brown
"The most historically important, and arguably the most handsomely dressed, house on Savile Row. Still cutting where it has always cut, at Number 1."










