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THE HOME OF TRANSATLANTIC STYLE
A place to find something for the man who has everything
the premises
From London, and across the U.S., we represent the world's widest range of bespoke apparel brands and associated products.
They include Anthony Sinclair, who tailored Sean Connery's Bond suits, and Mr Fish who made his shirts (and Bowie & Jagger's dresses).
We supply everything from teddy bear coats and bespoke luggage by Motoluxe, to a complete range of custom clothing by Pope & Bradley.
Our weekly Periodical provides updates on the Products we endorse, and their Purveyors, plus a host of articles on all matters of style.
the periodical
the products
From bespoke tailoring to beachwear, Mason & Sons offer everything a gentleman needs to ensure that he is always appropriately attired.
Fittings for custom clothing are available by appointment at our homes and regular trunk shows that are hosted throughout the year.
English optician Ed Scarlett invented the spectacle frame in 1727, and his contemporary James Ayscough introduced tinted lenses 20 years later.
Celebrating this heritage, we offer the best of British optical brands, including Ed Scarlett, Oliver Goldsmith, Kirk & Kirk, Cutler & Gross and Linda Farrow.
"The difference between men and boys is the price of their toys" Malcolm S. Forbes
Not only do we offer advice on how to dress for work and play, we also present the vehicles that can take you to the office - and escape from it.
It is a joy to furnish the sanctuary of your private space with personal things - objects that are meaningful to you and mark the territory as your very own.
This section shares insights into some of the art and ornaments that we appreciate and believe would grace the homes of our customers.
the purveyors
globally renowned
Great Transatlantic Brands
Mason & Sons are proud to represent a comprehensive collection of celebrated brands, whose names and reputations are recognised and revered around the world.
philanthropy
steve mcqueen x boys republic
Known for his incorrigible bad boy attitude and troubled youth, Steve McQueen was admitted to the California residential school 'Boys Republic' at the age of 15. This experience would later be credited as one of the key influences in shaping the resilience, grit, and independence that defined McQueen's life and career.
The Steve McQueen Estate has partnered with Mason & Sons to raise funds for Boys Republic who, since its founding in 1907, have guided more than 33,000 at-risk teenage boys and girls toward productive, fulfilling lives.
