

Menswear is either rigid or trend-chasing. Where’s the choice for a man who thinks?
British Tailoring, Reconsidered
Heritage clings.
Trends chase.
We define.

Contemporary Men's Tailoring
REDEFINED CLASSICS
Relaxed notch lapel and double-breasted jackets with a lowered lapel gorge, longer silhouette, and soft shoulders.
ARCHITECTURAL ALTERNATIVES
Collarless, Nehru, and stand collar designs with clean lines and a modern edge.
MODERN CLASSICS
Cropped tailored jackets, structured overshirts, and extra-long coats—sharp, deliberate evolutions of tradition.

Founded in 2020 by Mark Francis
For over a decade, he dismantled suits—testing movement, stripping away excess, refining every proportion. Working alongside a pattern cutter with 40 years of experience in British tailoring, he perfected structure for balance and ease.
Heron’s Ghyll is built on this discipline—technical craftsmanship without nostalgia, structure without stiffness. Tailoring for men who think for themselves, made in London by master craftsmen trained in Savile Row’s discipline, now working beyond its constraints.
Tailoring used to signify belonging—to a class, a culture, a rigid set of rules. Heron’s Ghyll designs for something greater: possibility.
"A man must shape his tools lest they shape him."
— Arthur Miller

Lucien Laviscount, Gentleman's Journal

Joseph Lawrence, The Greatest #25

Country & Town House (Print), April '25

Sebastiano Pigazzi, And Just Like That
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Available only at heronsghyll.com and at select stockists in Japan.


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