Pope & Bradley

The Thomas Crown Affair is often lauded as the most stylish movie ever made. Pope & Bradley have recreated some of the looks, in homage to a great film, a great actor and a great tailor.

Given their illustrious history as military tailors, Pope & Bradley have a reputation for producing immaculate suits, whether fully-canvassed in fine worsteds or unstructured in cottons.

When Pope & Bradley began trading in 1903, it was customary for all of their gentlemen to dress for dinner. The company continues to produce the finest dresswear for all occasions.

The corduroy suit has become a staple wardrobe item for the modern man. It can be dressed up with collar and tie, and dressed down with roll-neck knits and t-shirts.

As tailors to the British Navy in both World Wars, it is only fitting that Pope & Bradley continues to make blazers - in both formal and casual styles across all fabrics.

From winter flannels to tropical worsteds, Pope & Bradley tailor trousers in a wide range of styles to pair with blazers and sport coats or wear informally with casual shirts and knits.

For over five decades, the Thomas Crown Affair wardrobe has been a benchmark for bespoke finery.

We’re incredibly excited to introduce the Neapolitan Cut, a new line of tailoring from Pope & Bradley.

From the dark satanic mills of Northern England to the rocky hills of Southern Italy, the humble corduroy cloth has encountered many twists and turns throughout its history.

Founded in 1903, Pope & Bradley soon became one of the most prominent and influential tailoring houses in London.