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1. www.next.co.uk › shop › brand-bhs-0BHS | British Home Stores | Next UK

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   Find the latest designs by BHS. A trusted brand, British Home Stores has a host of lighting, homewares and more. Next day delivery & free returns available.

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   BHS. One-stop shop for all things from your favourite brand. Buy BHS Men's Clothing and get the best deals at the lowest prices on eBay! Great Savings & Free Delivery / Collection on many items.

4. www.bhs.com › new-inShop All New Arrivals | BHS - British Home Stores

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   Shop our New Arrivals; Range of modern new lighting styles at BHS. Free UK delivery on all lights! ... BHS - British Home Store. 0333 005 0070. Lines Open: Mon-Fri ...

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6. www.boden.co.ukBoden Clothing for Women, Men and Children | Boden UK

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   Discover the latest women's, men's, and childrenswear collections in joyful colours at Boden. Timeless British fashion, designed with love and made to last.

7. www.fashionbeans.com › article › best-british50 Best British Men’s Clothing Brands: UK Fashion Staples in ...

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   • Reiss
   • Cheaney
   • Grenson
   • Turnbull & Asser
   • Dunhill
   • Clarks
   • Barbour
   • Gieves & Hawkes
   • Reebok
   • Thom Sweeney

   Beginning in 1971 with a single menswear store on London’s Bishopsgate, the business founded by David Reissboomed in 1980 when he set up shop on the King’s Road, the epicentre of hip and ground zero for punk. Ironic, given that the high-end high street retailer is anything but brash, offering refined smart-casualwear and eminently respectable suiti...

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   Confusingly, Cheaney is owned by two cousins from the Church family, that other Northamptonshire shoemaking dynasty. Church & Co bought Cheaney in 1966, which was then itself bought by Prada in 1999 before Jonathan and William Church bought Cheaney back a decade later. Unlike other manufacturers who trade on Britishness but outsource some or all of...

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   Shortened from William Green & Sons in 1913, Grenson has always been a bit nimbler than some of its fellow Northamptonshire shoemakers when it comes to branding and design. While its G:Two range is made in India to keep the price relatively accessible, G:One and G:Zero are manufactured ‘skin-to-box’ at its factory in Rushden – only the third locati...

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   Supplier of shirts to the greatest Gatsby (Robert Redford) and James Bond (Connery), Turnbull & Asser also received Prince Charles’ first royal warrant in 1980. Founded in 1885 by hosier Reginald Turnbull and salesman Ernest Asser, the ‘peacock of Jermyn Street’ as it is known makes ties and suits but is best known for its button-ups. The fabrics a...

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   In 1893, when Alfred Dunhill took over his father’s business selling tarpaulins, blinds and equine goods, he noticed that horsepower was in the ascendancy. Offering “everything for the car but the motor”, including a wind-proof pipe, Dunhill Motorities eventually diverted into non-automotive apparel and accessories such as Sean Connery’s cigarette ...

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   Cyrus Clark made sheepskin rugs in Street, Somerset until his younger brother and apprentice James fashioned the offcuts into slippers in 1825. However, it’s the brand’s desert boots, designed by James’ great-grandson Nathan, that it’s best known for. A Royal Army Service Corp officer stationed in Cairo, Nathan Clark was inspired by the crepe sole ...

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   Over its 123 year history, Barbour has transformed from a waxed jacket company into a world-renowned name, but remains firmly in the hands of the Barbour family. A beacon of British manufacturing: although other products come from overseas, its wax jackets are still made by hand in its Simonside factory in South Shields at the mouth of the Tyne. Da...

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   No.1 Savile Row isn’t too shabby an address; Hawkes & Co’s move there in 1913 paved the way for the street to become a suiting thoroughfare. Hawkes was founded in 1771, Gieves in 1784; they merged in 1974: Gieves & Hawkes is thus one of the world’s oldest tailoring houses with an extensive military history that includes the Duke of Wellington, Wins...

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   With its predator-sight logo and tie-ins with CrossFit, UFC and Spartan Race, Reebok has come a long way from the Union-Jacked Classic. A subsidiary of Adidas since 2005, its HQ moved to Boston, Massachusetts in 2016, but it was founded in Bolton in 1958 as an offshoot of JW Foster & Sons, a running shoe company that led the field with spikes. (The...

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   Traditional but disruptive, timeless but modern, British but with more than a whiff of Italian tailoring about it, Thom Sweeney revels in its own contradictions. Founders Thom Whiddett and Luke Sweeney joined forces in 2006. A relative upstart in the world of British tailoring, it took them less than a decade to establish the brand as one of the mo...

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   Is British menswear a standard-bearer in men's fashion?

   • Okay, hands up: we’re biased. But it’s no exaggeration to say that British menswear has been a standard-bearer in men’s fashion for centuries. Its influence is everywhere, from the way clothes are made to how they look and what they’re worn with. For serious suiting, the well-heeled make the pilgrimage to London’s Savile Row.

   50 Best British Men’s Clothing Brands: UK Fashion Staples in 2024

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   Where can I find the latest designs by BHS?

   • Find the latest designs by BHS. A trusted brand, British Home Stores has a host of lighting, homewares and more. Next day delivery & free returns available.

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   What time does BHS - British Home store open & close?

   • BHS - British Home Store 0333 005 0070 Lines Open: Mon-Fri 9am-5:30pm CLICK HERE FOR SEASONAL SERVICE TIMES Seasonal customer service hours Sat Sun Mon Tues Wed Thurs Fri Sat Sun Mon Tues 23rd Dec 24th Dec 25th Dec 26th Dec 27th Dec 28th Dec 29th Dec 30th Dec 31st Dec 1st Jan 2nd Jan Working hours Closed Closed Closed Closed 09:00 - 17:30

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9. www.houseoffraser.co.uk › menMens Clothes | Menswear Fashion Online | House of Fraser

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   Find everyday wardrobe staples and occasion wear pieces in our men's clothing and shoes & boots collections including a luxe suits & tailoring range. Discover casual-wear items including tops & t-shirts, jeans and comfortable nightwear & loungewear clothes perfect for day-to-day at home.

10. www.hawesandcurtis.com › menswearMen's Clothing: Formal and Smart Casual - Hawes & Curtis

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    Shop British style menswear by Hawes & Curtis. Discover the new collections in men's shirts, coats, suits, Jermyn Street shirts, jackets, and more.