Souster & Hicks Publish New Magazine To Celebrate 100 Years Of Tailoring Experience
Feb 8, 2017
Souster & Hicks now have one hundred years of combined experience in the tailoring business, and have published a brand-new magazine to help people discover more about their story.
Woburn, United Kingdom - February 7, 2017 /MarketersMedia/ —
There is nothing finer in life than a bespoke, made to measure suit. The suit is an opportunity for men to look and feel their best, bedecked in the most luxurious materials with the finest cuts. Souster & Hicks have been a well-established name in bespoke tailoring since 1978, and between them, tailors Geoff and Laura Souster now have a combined 100 years of experience in the business. To celebrate, the company has published a new magazine describing their journey.
The glossy 100 Years of Tailoring magazine, which features stunning imagery of the company’s classic and contemporary work, tells of their rich and storied history in the business, including how Geoff and Laura met, founded the business, and took it all the way to Savile Row. The magazine is rich with anecdotes, including their celebrity opening by Eric Morecambe and a recent visit from Michael Buble.
To celebrate the 100 year milestone, the company has created a brand new limited edition suit, using the finest green tweed with rich purple velvet accents, and a cream tailored shirt with floral trim detailing. The suit comes with matching handmade calf leather shoes and belt, which incorporate the same green tweed. The magazine features the suit, together with a detailed showcase of their methods and processes, to inspire new customers to visit.
A spokesperson for Souster & Hicks explained, “We are thrilled to have tailors who have a century of experience in this field. That experience shines through in every suit we make. What’s more, it will be passed down to the next generation, and our magazine features information on Scott and Wes, the sons who have already begun working in the business, developing their own client list. The future of the company is bright, and the time seemed right to celebrate that journey, and commemorate it.”
About Souster & Hicks: Souster & Hicks is a family business established in 1978 by husband and wife team, Geoff and Laura Souster. Based in a stunning Georgian building located in the beautiful village of Woburn in Bedfordshire and with a Savile Row pedigree, the tailor creates stunning made to measure suits as well as selected women’s couture. They also offer a range of high quality accessories and accoutrements from the finest elite brands.
Contact Info:
Name: Scott
Email: [email protected]
Organization: DBWD
For more information, please visit https://www.sousterandhicks.com/
Source: MarketersMedia
Release ID: 167937
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