A new exhibition at The Service café on Savile Row offers a fascinating insight into the long-running relationship between our famous street and the automotive industry.
The exhibition features work that a number of Savile Row Bespoke Association (SRBA) members have collaborated on with leading car manufacturers, including the wool and cashmere driving jacket Cad & the Dandy produced with Bahrain McLaren, the driving jacket made for Lotus by Norton & Sons, and the cloth that Henry Poole & Co produced to mark the 50th anniversary of Range Rover. Further exhibits showcase work by Dege & Skinner and Huntsman. Original artworks, prints, posters and photographs from Historic Car Art are also on display.
The relationship between Savile Row and the upper echelons of the automotive industry is based on sharing the values of craftsmanship, design, attention to detail, quality materials and customer satisfaction.
The exhibition has been produced by The Pollen Estate and the publishing house HotHouse Media and serves as a curtain raiser for the Concours on Savile Row classic car rally, which is planned for June 2022.
The Concours on Savile Row exhibition is at The Service, 32 Savile Row, until 31st December.
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