A longstanding champion of little-known British brands, Mason has built his career by bringing sleeping giants back to life. THE RAKE
MASON & SONS
PUBLISHERS
Dedicated to helping satisfy the sartorial needs and lifestyle interests of modern gentlemen of all ages across the world who appreciate British style.
ANTHONY SINCLAIR
BESPOKE TAILORS
In the late 1950s, from his premises on Conduit Street, in the London district of Mayfair, Anthony Sinclair created an elegant pared-down style of tailoring that became known as the Conduit Cut.
MR FISH
BESPOKE SHIRTMAKERS
Michael Fish created the Cocktail Cuff shirts worn by Sean Connery in his first role as 007. He went on to make man-dresses for Mick Jagger and David Bowie, before inventing the kipper tie and supplying Muhammad Ali with his boxing robe for The Rumble In The Jungle.
POPE & BRADLEY
CUSTOM CLOTHIERS
Founded in 1903, Pope & Bradley soon became one of the most prominent and influential tailoring houses in London. Forever at the forefront of fashion, the founder's philosophy was always to advise and dress "The Man of To-Day" in the finest up-to-date clothes at the most competitive price in order to deliver exceptional value.
MOTOLUXE
PURVEYORS OF PEERLESS TRAVEL GEAR
Having designed the original Teddy Bear Coat for early motorists at the dawn of the automotive age, Motoluxe now produces bespoke luggage for some of the world's most valuable classic cars, together with travel apparel for their owners.
THE OCULARIUM
BRITISH OPTICIANS
The Ocularium was established to represent the best of British eyewear; from Ed Scarlett, who invented the spectacle frame in 1727, to Oliver Goldsmith, who made it a statement of style 200 years later.
ED SCARLETT
THE WORLD'S OLDEST OPTICAL BRAND
In 1705, English optician, Edward Scarlett opened 'The Old Spectacle Shop' in Dean Street, Soho, and in 1727 he invented the contemporary spectacle frame. The brand continues to celebrate both his life and the district of London in which he made his name.