TOMMY NUTTER

When Tommy Nutter opened Nutters of Savile Row in 1969, he challenged centuries of tailoring tradition. With wide lapels, bold proportions, and theatrical elegance, he introduced a new confidence to bespoke tailoring, forever changing the identity of Savile Row.

Tommy Nutter believed bespoke tailoring could be expressive without losing its craftsmanship. His suits combined traditional construction with bold design, proving that individuality and precision could exist together. Wide lapels, emphasized silhouettes, and a strong visual presence brought new energy to Savile Row tailoring. While rooted in tradition, his approach introduced a sense of freedom and modernity that continues to influence the direction of tailoring today.

Tommy Nutter redefined elegance through confidence rather than restraint. Strong shoulders, dramatic lapels, and architectural silhouettes became signatures of a tailoring style that was unmistakably his own.