Huntsman launches new collections - A/W2020, and Made to Order

Having celebrated 100 years on Savile Row in 2019, Huntsman, the iconic Savile Row tailor, is moving into the next century with an expanse of offerings and innovations. This season, Huntsman unveils their Autumn/Winter 2020 ready-to-wear collection, alongside the brand new Made To Order service, which allows clients the opportunity to customise Huntsman’s current and archival ready-to-wear collections, creating unique garments on request.

Huntsman’s latest Autumn / Winter 2020 Ready-to-Wear collection will offer a selection of jackets and trousers in rich earthy tones, inspired by the varied surroundings of the British Isles. The collection offers timeless classics with a modern touch, including Huntsman’s house silhouette of structured shoulders and high armholes, with its signature one button closure. The impressive selection of jackets and trousers can be easily mixed and matched for every occasion whether at home, on the fields, or an evening out. Huntsman’s Ready-to-Wear and accessories collections are created with the same integrity, excellence, craftsmanship, and style which has defined Huntsman for generations.

The new Made to Order service offers a sustainable approach to ready-to-wear, producing garments upon request while giving the clients more choice and allowing them to customise collections in as little as four weeks. All garments are made exclusively for the client, to their specifications and measurements in a wide array of specially curated cloths. The service empowers clients to select garments from any seasonal collection, current or archival, yet remain environmentally conscious. Made to Order comes as part of a wider sustainability initiative from Huntsman to provide our clients with more choice, yet continually respecting the environment by avoiding surplus garments.

The A/W2020 Ready-to-Wear Collection, Made to Order Service is available now at huntsmansavilerow.com, and in store at 11 Savile Row, London and 57th Street, New York.