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PUT YOUR BEST FOOT FORWARD.
PUT YOUR BEST FOOT FORWARD.
PUT YOUR BEST FOOT FORWARD.
PUT YOUR BEST FOOT FORWARD.
PUT YOUR BEST FOOT FORWARD.
THE SELECTION
This month's rotation of curated picks from the street.
Elevated Everyday Essential
CROCKETT & JONES
Handmade billfold in British Racing Green leather – a refined, durable classic crafted for daily elegance.
£325
Seamless Black-Tie Sophistication
CHURCH’S
Patent wholecut Oxford crafted from a single leather piece – a mirror-polished masterpiece for landmark evenings.
£1020
A Grooming Classic Refined
GEO.F.TRUMPER
Customisable stand, razor and brush set in simulated ivory – an elegant, bespoke grooming gift for the season.
£135 – £208
Fragrance-Led Winter Indulgence
FLORIS
Trio of Elite, Cefiro and No. 89 hand creams – deeply hydrating, subtly scented and impeccably presented.
£60
Vintage Elegance, Bold Detail
WILDSMITH JEWELLERY
1971 Kutchinsky 18ct gold and lapis cufflinks – richly hued, hallmarked pieces offering rare character and charm.
£3450
Crisp Tailoring Perfection
HILDITCH & KEY
White cotton poplin shirt with classic collar and double cuffs – clean, refined and ideal for formal winter events.
£295
JERMYN STREET DIARY
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Jermyn Street Theatre – David Copperfield
St James’s Church, Piccadilly — Christmas Carols by Candlelight
St James’s Hotel & Club — Festive Four Afternoon Tea
Charlie Mackesy at Fortnum’s
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Arts
Dining
Entertainment
Hotels
Shopping
Barker Shoes
Brumus Restaurant & Bar
Budd Shirtmakers LTD
Charles Tyrwhitt
Church’s
Crockett & Jones
Crockett & Jones
Cubitts
Davidoff of London
Emma Willis
Emmett London
Favourbrook
Favourbrook Waistcoats
Floris
Fortnum & Mason
Franco’s Restaurant
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The History
The History
Jermyn Street dates back to 1664 when Charles II authorised Henry Jermyn, the Earl of St Albans, to develop an area close to St James's Palace.
The Clientele
The Duke of Marlborough lived there when he was Colonel Churchill, as did Isaac Newton. Also the mid-18th century highwayman and apothecary William Plunkett.
Today's Street
It has flourished ever since and holds a worldwide reputation for high quality artistry and craftsmanship.
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