Hackett London is a British menswear retailer specializing in formal and smart-casual attire. The brand emphasizes a traditional British aesthetic rooted in Savile Row tailoring traditions. Its ethos centers on classic gentlemanly style, frequently associated with equestrian sports, rugby, and heritage-inspired collegiate fashion.
History
Jeremy Hackett and Ashley Lloyd-Jennings founded the company in 1983, initially selling vintage British menswear from a stall on London’s Portobello Road. The business transitioned from reselling second-hand items to manufacturing new garments that replicated historical styles. This approach contributed to a revival of traditional British dressing in the late twentieth century. The brand later expanded internationally through various ownership changes, including acquisitions by Richemont and the Pepe Jeans Group.