Since 1923

Three generations of discretion

Hawthorne & Co. began as a single tailoring room off Jermyn Street, cutting shirts for men who wanted cloth that would outlive the fashion around it. A century later the brief has not changed: fewer pieces, better materials, made in numbered runs by ateliers we know by name.

Gentleman in a linen suit on a stone terrace

Partner ateliers

Tailoring is made in Naples and Tuscany, knitwear in Hawick, shirting in Somerset and Portugal, leather goods in Walsall. Each workshop is family-run, and each run is limited by how much they can finish by hand in a season.

Raw materials

Grade-A Mongolian cashmere, Super 130's Italian wool, extra-long staple Egyptian cotton, Irish linen and vegetable-tanned English bridle leather — chosen because they improve with wear rather than survive it.