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Turnbull & Asser
Jermyn Street's best-known name, with a bespoke workroom behind the shop and a distinctive collar.
Turnbull & Asser has been on Jermyn Street since the nineteenth century and holds a royal warrant. It makes bespoke shirts to an individual pattern, with a characteristically substantial three-button cuff and a soft collar, alongside a large ready-to-wear business.
Bespoke behind the shopfront
Most of what is sold on Jermyn Street is ready-to-wear, and it is worth being clear which product you are looking at in any of these shops. Turnbull & Asser maintains a genuine bespoke service with a cut pattern and, traditionally, a trial shirt and a minimum order.
The house's ready-to-wear is well made and expensive, and is not the same thing. Both are legitimate; conflating them is what makes the street's reputation confusing.
The bespoke service
An individual paper pattern, a trial shirt in most cases, and traditionally a minimum first order of several shirts. The pattern is retained and refined for subsequent orders, which is the same logic as a tailor's.
Cloth is held in considerable depth in the Jermyn Street shop, including a large range of English and Swiss shirtings and a strong line in bolder patterns than the street's reputation suggests.
The details
The three-button turnback cuff is the house signature and is genuinely distinctive. Collars are cut with generous points and a soft interlining, which suits the English preference for a collar that rolls rather than stands rigid.
The shop itself is worth visiting for the cloth alone, and for the tie range, which is one of the better selections of English silk anywhere.
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サイト全体の価格 →これらは見積もりではない。以下の価格は、出典を特定できた最新の数値であり、公表された通貨で表示している。
| 何 | サービス | 価格 | 確認済み |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bespoke shirtPer shirt; a first bespoke order normally requires a minimum quantity. | ビスポーク | £380–600 | September 2026 |
| Ready-to-wear shirtAn indicative band, not a quotation. Bespoke entry prices normally exclude tax and cloth beyond the house bunch, and houses raise them without announcement. | Ready To Wear | £200–320 | September 2026 |
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同じ顧客層を対象とし、あるいは近似した様式で仕事をするものとしてまとめている。順位でも等価の表明でもない。
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- Turnbull & Asser, St James's, October 2021: Photograph · No Swan So Fine · Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0
- Piccadilly Arcade, December 2015 03: Photograph · Edwardx · Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0
- Charvet store: Photograph · Racconish · Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 3.0
- KIMBERLY RD STORE EXPANSION 1961: Photograph · Shortmiracle · Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0