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Moss Bros

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About Moss Bros

Historical Roots in Menswear

Situated in the upscale district of Mayfair, Moss Bros stands as a testament to time-honoured tradition and sartorial excellence. Originating from a humble beginning in Covent Garden in 1851 with just two small shops, Moss Bros has grown into a brand known and respected by many. As you step into the Mayfair store, you're not just entering a shop; you're walking into a legacy that spans over a century. From quality second-hand clothing to being pioneers in the suit hire service, this establishment has been a cornerstone in the evolution of men's fashion.

Modern Expertise with a Nod to Tradition

Today, when you visit the Mayfair outlet, you'll be met with a wide array of men's items ranging from suits, shirts, and coats to casual jackets, ties, and shoes. Moreover, the store offers a range of accessories such as cufflinks, socks, and umbrellas. What sets Moss Bros apart is its commitment to maintaining the quality of hand-finished garments, even when the industry shifted towards machine-made products. Their expertise in formal menswear, coupled with the influence of skilled Savile Row Tailors, ensures every customer feels the personal touch that's rooted in its history.

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About Moss Bros

Historical Roots in Menswear

Situated in the upscale district of Mayfair, Moss Bros stands as a testament to time-honoured tradition and sartorial excellence. Originating from a humble beginning in Covent Garden in 1851 with just two small shops, Moss Bros has grown into a brand known and respected by many. As you step into the Mayfair store, you're not just entering a shop; you're walking into a legacy that spans over a century. From quality second-hand clothing to being pioneers in the suit hire service, this establishment has been a cornerstone in the evolution of men's fashion.

Modern Expertise with a Nod to Tradition

Today, when you visit the Mayfair outlet, you'll be met with a wide array of men's items ranging from suits, shirts, and coats to casual jackets, ties, and shoes. Moreover, the store offers a range of accessories such as cufflinks, socks, and umbrellas. What sets Moss Bros apart is its commitment to maintaining the quality of hand-finished garments, even when the industry shifted towards machine-made products. Their expertise in formal menswear, coupled with the influence of skilled Savile Row Tailors, ensures every customer feels the personal touch that's rooted in its history.

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www.moss.co.uk/store/034-moss-bros-oxford-street-west
299 Oxford St London, W1C 2DZ
02074955265
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Monday10:00 – 20:00
Tuesday10:00 – 20:00
Wednesday10:00 – 20:00
Thursday10:00 – 20:00
Friday10:00 – 20:00
Saturday10:00 – 20:00
Sunday12:00 – 18:00

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