Kent & Curwen – A History Reborn And Reimagined
Kent & Curwen is a jewel of British menswear reborn for the 21st century, establishing a fresh take on English heritage for the way men dress today.
British sporting and regimental traditions have been reimagined to present renewed pride in the authentic roots of Kent & Curwen, in the charm and strength of character of British gentlemen across the decades. The intuitive ease of how modern British men dress is emblematic of the new attitude at Kent & Curwen.
The History Of An English Classic
The brand was founded in 1926, two years after Eric Kent and Dorothy Curwen first crossed paths on Savile Row, in the heart of Mayfair, where the Brand still has it’s headquarters today. It was the start of a story full of idiosyncrasy and character. Kent & Curwen first made its name with neck attire, supplying ties to venerable universities in Oxford and Cambridge. By 1930, the company was producing neckwear for the finest clubs in London; the country’s best schools, and all of the British regiments throughout the Empire.




The History Of An English Classic
The brand was founded in 1926, two years after Eric Kent and Dorothy Curwen first crossed paths on Savile Row, in the heart of Mayfair, where the Brand still has it’s headquarters today. It was the start of a story full of idiosyncrasy and character. Kent & Curwen first made its name with neck attire, supplying ties to venerable universities in Oxford and Cambridge. By 1930, the company was producing neckwear for the finest clubs in London; the country’s best schools, and all of the British regiments throughout the Empire.


In 1932, Kent & Curwen purchased a knitwear factory in London to create the first ever cricket sweaters, a style that would solidify their reputation around the world. Since then, the Kent & Curwen cricket sweater crossed over from sport to become a global standard.

In 1932, Kent & Curwen purchased a knitwear factory in London to create the first ever cricket sweaters, a style that would solidify their reputation around the world. Since then, the Kent & Curwen cricket sweater crossed over from sport to become a global standard.
The Future Of The British Male Wardrobe
