The Huntsman Club is an intimate, peaceful oasis situated on the first floor above the Huntsman shop. Nestled in the heart of Mayfair, the club room is a space where the world of bespoke tailoring converges with the luxury of entertaining, executed with the savoir-faire of a traditional London club. Reserved for esteemed Huntsman bespoke clients, this opulent space promises an unforgettable experience for those seeking moments of refined elegance in true house style. Though the Huntsman Club has already played host to numerous high-profile events, exclusive functions and charity fundraisers, with fresh investment, the space has evolved to encompass every necessity for the contemporary bespoke connoisseur.
For Huntsman, Savile Row’s leading bespoke lifestyle house, the evolution of a private club space was a natural progression for a tailor that has been in residence at number 11 since 1919. This year, Huntsman celebrates its 175th Anniversary; with plenty of new collaborations, launches and celebrations on the horizon, the Huntsman Club will provide the perfect backdrop for events.
Ensuring libations are appropriately tailored to the occasion, 2024 sees the launch of the Huntsman Blend Whisky in partnership with the House Of Hazelwood, as well as a new collaboration with the esteemed champagne house, Billecart Salmon, which takes tenure as the official champagne of the Huntsman Club. Bespoke Connoisseurs will enjoy two cloths, the Hazelwood Estate Cloth and the Billecart Tweed, available exclusively through Huntsman.
Step into the club, and you’re greeted by an exquisite dark mahogany champagne and whisky bar, a splendid replica of a traditional East London pub, its design inspired by a favourite watering hole of Huntsman owner Pierre Lagrange. Applied in the generous application, iconic house tweeds adorn the walls, carpeting and soft furnishings, framing the classic French doors, which open to reveal a unique perspective on Savile Row.
Guest of the club will find plenty of references to Huntsman’s illustrious history: framed patterns of some of their most iconic clients, the likes of Hepburn, Peck and Channel, as well as curiosities such as a tweed dartboard and skis, as well as the garment that started it all- A pair of Henry Huntsman’s original riding breeches. Equipped with a compact catering kitchen adjacent, Huntsman partners with renowned private chefs and local restaurants to deliver culinary delights for breakfasts, luncheons and dinners; the club can comfortably seat 25 guests from formal dining to relaxed cocktail parties.
“Commitment to our clients goes far beyond the clothes on their backs, although that remains of paramount importance!” Says Taj Phull, Huntsman Managing Director. “We nurture and cherish relationships with our clients through generations, so it seems fitting that we can offer them a private space to relax when they visit us. As our business continues to diversify, the Huntsman club signifies our intent to expand the complete bespoke lifestyle.”
For Huntsman, Savile Row’s leading bespoke lifestyle house, the evolution of a private club space was a natural progression for a tailor that has been in residence at number 11 since 1919. This year, Huntsman celebrates its 175th Anniversary; with plenty of new collaborations, launches and celebrations on the horizon, the Huntsman Club will provide the perfect backdrop for events.
Ensuring libations are appropriately tailored to the occasion, 2024 sees the launch of the Huntsman Blend Whisky in partnership with the House Of Hazelwood, as well as a new collaboration with the esteemed champagne house, Billecart Salmon, which takes tenure as the official champagne of the Huntsman Club. Bespoke Connoisseurs will enjoy two cloths, the Hazelwood Estate Cloth and the Billecart Tweed, available exclusively through Huntsman.
Step into the club, and you’re greeted by an exquisite dark mahogany champagne and whisky bar, a splendid replica of a traditional East London pub, its design inspired by a favourite watering hole of Huntsman owner Pierre Lagrange. Applied in the generous application, iconic house tweeds adorn the walls, carpeting and soft furnishings, framing the classic French doors, which open to reveal a unique perspective on Savile Row.
Guest of the club will find plenty of references to Huntsman’s illustrious history: framed patterns of some of their most iconic clients, the likes of Hepburn, Peck and Channel, as well as curiosities such as a tweed dartboard and skis, as well as the garment that started it all- A pair of Henry Huntsman’s original riding breeches. Equipped with a compact catering kitchen adjacent, Huntsman partners with renowned private chefs and local restaurants to deliver culinary delights for breakfasts, luncheons and dinners; the club can comfortably seat 25 guests from formal dining to relaxed cocktail parties.
“Commitment to our clients goes far beyond the clothes on their backs, although that remains of paramount importance!” Says Taj Phull, Huntsman Managing Director. “We nurture and cherish relationships with our clients through generations, so it seems fitting that we can offer them a private space to relax when they visit us. As our business continues to diversify, the Huntsman club signifies our intent to expand the complete bespoke lifestyle.”