We are coming! Gieves & Hawkes are pleased to re- share with you the dates for our US Bespoke Trunk Show. Los Angeles : Sunday 22nd – Monday 23rd October The Sunset Marquis: 1200 Alta Loma Rd, West Hollywood, CA 90069 New York: Wednesday 25th – Friday 27th October Loews Regency New York Hotel: 540 Park Ave, New York, NY 10065. For bookings, please email [email protected]

Day 1. Concours on Savile Row. Pictured: Bentley 3 Litre. 1922 Le Mans.

A NEW ERA. Worn today. The new insignia of HM King Charles III on the uniforms of His Majesty's Body Guard of The Honourable Corps of Gentlemen at Arms, formed by King Henry VIII in 1509.    First commissioned from Hawkes & Co. by King George V in 1912. Since then, by Royal Warrant, supplied and maintained by Hawkes & Co. and, from 1975, by Gieves & Hawkes.   The company has held warrants from succeeding generations of British Sovereigns since King George III. @theroyalfamily @gieveslondon

On this truly momentous day, Gieves & Hawkes simply wish to say “GOD SAVE THE KING!” Image: HRH Prince of Wales, Ghana March 1977. Uniform: Gieves Royal Navy Tropical Bush Jacket, Rank of Commander with Pilot's Wings. Ribbons: Order of the Bath and Queen's Coronation Medal. @theroyalfamily @royalnavy

As we look forward to the Coronation of King Charles III tomorrow, Gieves & Hawkes are proud to share our Coronation window at No.1 Savile Row.   On display is the original Royal Regiment of Wales Uniform (Rank of Colonel), worn by HRH Prince Charles at his Investiture ceremony on July 1st 1969.   Confirming him as Prince of Wales, a title that has been reserved for Heirs to The Throne, dating back to 1301. Bunting: @campaignforwool

A private commission inspired by a traditional military design from the Gieves & Hawkes archives. Photographed at Wentworth Woodhouse, South Yorkshire. Photography by Bruno Ehrs

Bespoke double breasted blazer, unlined and soft construction, detailing inspired by Gieves’ naval heritage. Cloth is a loose weave wool, silk + linen mix

Bespoke double-breasted blazer, inspired by Gieves’s naval heritage. Tailored in a ‘denim’ blue brushed cotton twill, and quilted with 100% cotton wadding. Designed, cut and made by head cutter Davide Taub #bespoke #savilerow

Cavalry Helmet, Cuirass and Sword, 1st. Life Guards, Hawkes & Co., Ca. 1912.

Gieves & Hawkes expresses its deepest sadness on the death of Her Majesty the Queen. We are grateful to Her Majesty for a lifetime of devoted service and were privileged to have served her household throughout her life.

Royal Navy cocked hats by Gieves. Left : rank of captain, early 20th. century. Right : Admiral, late 19th. century. From the mid 19th. century Gieves became the preferred supplier to officers of the Royal Navy. Photo Credit Bruno Ehrs

Original dispatch to the Admiralty, relating to the disappearance of a number of able seamen, presumed not to have deserted but to have been taken by the enemy. Signed on 20th. October 1794 at Leghorn [ Livorno ] by Captain Horatio Nelson in a confident hand before he had lost his right arm in 1797. The antecedent of Gieves in Portsmouth, Mel Meredith, reputedly made Nelson's uniforms, in particular the one in which he died in 1805. Meredith's naval tailoring business later formed part of an amalgam of naval tailors which eventually became known solely as Gieves.