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Richard George Tailoring

Name: Richard George Tailoring
Address: Richard George Tailoring, 222 Marylebone Road, London, NW16JQ, GB
Telephone: +441926695206

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Founded in 2019 by Richard George Gunton

21/10/2026

The art of layering.

Autumn is when getting dressed becomes interesting again. Cooler mornings and changing temperatures offer the perfect opportunity to experiment with different textures, colours and combinations.

A knitted polo beneath a checked jacket, a cable-knit crew neck paired with tailoring, or a soft roll neck under a wool overcoat. Each brings its own character to an outfit.

It's the combination of beautiful natural fibres, complementary tones and well-chosen layers that makes autumn dressing such a pleasure.

And often, the most interesting outfits come from finding new ways to wear pieces you already own.

Save this for a little inspiration when putting together your autumn wardrobe.

18/10/2026

Layering season is well and truly upon us.

With the mornings and evenings finally getting a little colder, what better place to start than knitwear?

A classic crew neck worn over a shirt, or a soft knitted polo worn on its own. The right knitwear offers warmth without compromising on breathability, making it an essential part of the autumn wardrobe.

Our ready-to-wear knitwear is available to explore at both our London and Warwickshire showrooms.

For something a little more personal, we also offer made-to-measure knitwear, allowing you to choose your preferred style, pattern, colour and finishing details, alongside beautiful natural fibres including cashmere and merino wool.

Get in touch or visit us in either showroom to explore the collection.

16/10/2026

An invitation worth dressing for.

From Humphrey Bogart in Casablanca to Sean Connery's James Bond, Hollywood has given us some of the most memorable examples of black tie.

From the classic black tuxedo to statement ivory dinner jackets and the rich texture of velvet, there's plenty of inspiration to be found on and off the screen.

Across generations, eveningwear has remained a fixture of great style, with each era bringing its own character to the occasion.

With the season of celebrations approaching, we're looking back at a few of our favourite moments in eveningwear.

Which look would you take inspiration from for your next black tie occasion?

And if you're planning your winter wardrobe, stay tuned. We've been busy putting together more inspiration, styling advice and tailoring guides to share over the coming weeks.

07/10/2026

From Ivy League campuses to jazz clubs and Hollywood.

Earlier this week we looked at the Oxford Cloth Button-Down as one of the most versatile pieces in the modern wardrobe.

Its appeal, of course, is nothing new.

The Oxford shirt became closely associated with the relaxed style of mid-century America, particularly the Ivy League look, before finding its way into the wardrobes of musicians, actors and some of the best-dressed men of the era.

What we particularly like is how differently it could be worn. Neat beneath a jacket and tie, sleeves rolled with chinos, or simply worn open at the collar.

Miles Davis made it his own. So did Paul Newman. Different personalities, different wardrobes, the same remarkably simple shirt.

Perhaps that's why the OCBD has endured. It gives the wearer room to bring their own style to it.

A little midweek inspiration from the reference folder.

05/10/2026

The OCBD.

As we move into autumn, thoughts naturally turn to refreshing the wardrobe. Although, with the weather we're having, the heavier layers can wait a little longer.

The Oxford Cloth Button-Down is one of those rare pieces that earns its place throughout the year.

Oxford cloth has a little more texture and substance than a traditional dress shirt, while the button-down collar lends itself just as comfortably to softer tailoring as it does knitwear, chinos or denim.

White and blue are the classics for good reason. They ask very little of the rest of the wardrobe and move easily between smart and casual, work and weekend.

As Richard puts it, “Some things earn their place by simply working with everything.”

And few shirts demonstrate that better than the Oxford.

Later this week, we'll be looking back at some of the people and styles that helped turn this simple shirt into a menswear icon.

01/10/2026

It's October, apparently. The weather has other ideas ☀️.

Yesterday we looked back at a few of our favourite style icons and the very different ways they made tailoring their own.

Today, a slightly closer-to-home example.

We spend a lot of time talking to our clients about personal style, and naturally that extends to our own wardrobes too.

From Richard in dark brown wool seersucker and a tie, to Aaron's softer taupe linen-blend tailoring, there isn't one particular way we believe tailoring should be worn.

What matters is understanding the person wearing it, the life it needs to fit into, and finding an expression of tailoring that feels entirely their own.

After all, personal style should be just that. Personal.

30/09/2026

The art of getting dressed.

Different men, different decades and very different interpretations of style.

Sidney Poitier, Paul Newman, Steve McQueen and Robert Redford each had an unmistakable way of wearing clothes. From immaculate tailoring to something altogether more relaxed, what made it work was that it always felt personal.

Perhaps that’s the real pleasure in dressing well. Understanding what suits you, knowing when to follow the rules and becoming comfortable enough to make them your own.

A little inspiration ahead of National Dress Up Day tomorrow.

28/09/2026

For the days that don’t quite call for a coat.

As we move into autumn, a lightweight gilet becomes one of the most useful layers in the wardrobe.

Worn over knitwear at the weekend, layered beneath a coat as temperatures fall, or kept close at hand for the commute, it adds warmth without the weight of full outerwear.

Made to measure, the cloth, colour and details can all be considered around where and how you intend to wear it.

Made to measure in London & Warwickshire.

24/09/2026

The field jacket, made for your field.

Lightweight, practical and particularly useful as we move into early autumn.

Our field jackets are made to measure in technical water-resistant cloth from Como, Italy, by , with the design and details tailored around how you intend to wear yours.

Keep the styling clean for the daily commute, worn comfortably over tailoring. Add bellows pockets and an action back for days in the field. Or create something relaxed enough to become an everyday weekend layer.

The same starting point, adapted around your wardrobe and your life.

Made to measure in London & Warwickshire.

20/09/2026

There is more than one way to dress for the field.

For generations, some of the world’s most stylish men have brought their own character to shooting wear.

From the young King Charles in traditional British sporting clothes to Ernest Hemingway’s more rugged interpretation, the field has long had its own distinctive expression of personal style.

And it continues today. Netflix’s The Gentlemen has brought the British country wardrobe to a new audience, with tweed, shooting coats and sporting influences forming an important part of the show’s visual identity.
What we find interesting is how differently those same foundations can be interpreted.

Tweed, sporting cloths, shooting coats, vests and breeks may be rooted in tradition, but colour, texture, cut and the way they’re combined leave plenty of room for individuality.

Some of our clients want something resolutely traditional. Others prefer a cleaner, more contemporary interpretation.

Whatever your style, your shooting wardrobe should feel like your own.
A little inspiration for the season ahead.

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Richard George Tailoring, 222 Marylebone Road
London
NW16JQ

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 5:30am
Tuesday	9am - 5:30am
Wednesday	9am - 5:30am
Thursday	9am - 5:30am
Friday	9am - 5:30am
Saturday	9am - 5:30am

Telephone

+441926695206

Website

http://www.richardgeorge.uk/

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