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Royal Warrant holders Henry Poole on London's Savile Row are proud to include some of the finest tailors and cutters in the world.

Renowned for our precision and attention to detail, Henry Poole became Churchill’s preferred tailor for clothing, creating much of his wardrobe, including even his artists’ overalls, from 1905 until his death 60 years later in 1965.

Perhaps the most poignant memento of the 5th Earl of Rosebery at Henry Poole is a length of his primrose and rose satin stripe racing colours kept in a separate book for the age’s most famous men of the Turf.

Catherine ‘Skittles’ Walters (1839-1920) was the last of the great Victorian courtesans. Her benefactors included Emperors, Prime Ministers, Dukes and several members of the British royal family including the future King Edward VII and Prince Alfred, Duke of …

His last rather forlorn entry in the Poole ledgers dated 1965 was ‘for preserving Parliamentary robe, Coronation robe and coronet’. Thanks to the Profumo Affair, Lord Astor has enjoyed posthumous fame on stage and screen.

It was in the year of his marriage that the Marquess first visited Henry Poole & Co ordering a black silk velvet short lounging coat lined silk and a scarlet dress coat. The Marchioness belittled his interest in sport and derided his low intellect.

In 1871 Morgan formed a partnership with Anthony Drexel (another Henry Poole & Co man) and two years after Drexel’s death in 1893 the firm was renamed J. P. Morgan & Co. At the height of his powers in the 1890s, Morgan was said to control one sixth of America’s railway lines.

Henry Poole & Co has curated a fine selection of gentlemen’s braces designed for any occasion, ranging from dress silk braces for banquets and formal occasions to fun, bright felt or boxcloth braces.

The Poole’s clerks record the Duke’s accession as King Leopold II of the Belgians on a ledger page dated 1865. No sooner was Leopold declared king than he began lobbying Queen Isabella II of Spain to cede the Philippines territories to Belgium.