In among it all can be found elegant yet easy-going suiting, refined casualwear and enough patterned ties and pocket squares to keep even the pickiest of peacocks happy.

3 Clifford St, Mayfair, W1S 2LF

Turnbull & Asser

On a sartorial CV, “dressed 007,” is about as impressive an achievement as it gets. A stalwart store of Jermyn Street, London’s historic shirtmaking hub, Turnbull & Asser has decked out everyone from royalty to James Bond himself.

A step through the door is a step back in time to an era where shopping was personal, clothes were made to measure and service was second to none. You’ll leave with the finest shirt you’ve ever owned, and most likely a broad grin to accompany it.

71-72 Jermyn St, St. James’s, SW1Y 6PF

Emma Willis

Another Jermyn Street mainstay, Emma Willis is a relatively new name on the London shirting scene. However, in just over two decades, her shop has been able to give established names 10 times its age a run for their money.

Willis and her highly skilled team offer a fully bespoke service, as well as high-quality, English-made shirts and accessories straight off the hanger.

66 Jermyn St, St. James’s, SW1Y 6NY

Gieves & Hawkes

Located at No.1 Savile Row, Gieves & Hawkes occupies the world’s most exclusive slice of sartorial real estate. Impressive, yes, but nothing less would be fitting for such a storied label as this. A London menswear originator, the centuries-old company holds all three main Royal Warrants.

Its bespoke suits take 12 painstaking weeks to craft, all of which are seen through in the atelier below the shop. Prices are steep, but as is often the case in menswear, you get what you pay for.

1 Savile Row, Mayfair, W1S 3JR

Thom Sweeney

Situated in London’s lavish Mayfair neighborhood, Thom Sweeney is a one-stop shop for bespoke, made-to-measure and ready-to-wear tailoring.